Cast
- Corey Haim as Lance Elliot
- Brigitte Nielsen as Rhonda
- Wallace Shawn as Cashpot
- Nicole Eggert as Melinda
- John Rhys-Davies as Rudi Von Kseenbaum
- Basil Hoffman as Trout
- Karen Black as Mrs. Elliot
- Anne Francis as Maggie Lomax
- Leslie Danon as French Girl
- Patrick M. Wright as Banker
- Bari K. Willerford as Luther
- Jim Alquist as Tyler
- Josh Collier as Billy
- Chuck Hicks as Sam Wynberg
- Kandra King as 900-Girl (as Kandra Baker)
- Bonnie Paul as Pretty Girl
- Donna Kaczmarek as Pretty Girl
- Hank Garrett as Head CIA Agent
- Terry James as CIA Operative
- Steven Popowitz as Hotel Waiter
- Eric M. Breiman as Suspicious Man (as Eric Simon)
- Lonnie Schuyler as Steele
- Dianna Miranda as Kissing Girl
- Seth Green as Chip
- June Christopher as Wynberg's Secretary
- Maria R. Kelly as Woman in Car
- Michael R. Long as Eddie
- David O'Shea as Banker's Associate
- Michael Trent as Parking Valet
- Errol Lawson as Security Guard
- John C. Nielson as Security Guard
- Kimberly Anne Long as Little Girl at Zoo
- John Birch as Truck Driver
- Chris Thornton as Dead Man on Beach
- Noon Orsatti as Roller Blader
- T.J. White as Roller Blader
- Jason Long as Roller Blader
- Kurt Bryant as Roller Blader
- Jerry Spicer as Roller Blader
- Scott Becket as Roller Blader
- Mark Fifer as The Mummy (uncredited)
- Steven Paul as Room Service Bellman (uncredited)
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