This Is Spinal Tap - Cast

Cast

  • Michael McKean as David St. Hubbins
  • Christopher Guest as Nigel Tufnel (Tuffy)
  • Harry Shearer as Derek Smalls
  • Rob Reiner as Marty DiBergi
  • Tony Hendra as Ian Faith
  • R.J. Parnell, (drummer for Atomic Rooster), as Mick Shrimpton
  • June Chadwick as Jeanine Pettibone
  • Bruno Kirby as limo driver Tommy Pischedda
  • Ed Begley, Jr. as John "Stumpy" Pepys
  • Danny Kortchmar as Ronnie Pudding
  • Fran Drescher as Bobbi Flekman
  • Patrick Macnee as Sir Denis Eton-Hogg
  • Julie Payne as mime waitress
  • Dana Carvey as mime waiter
  • Sandy Helberg as Angelo DiMentibelio
  • Zane Buzby as Rolling Stone reporter
  • Billy Crystal as Morty the Mime
  • Paul Benedict as Tucker "Smitty" Brown
  • Howard Hesseman as Terry Ladd (Duke Fame's Manager)
  • Paul Shortino as Duke Fame
  • Lara Cody as Duke Fame's groupie
  • Andrew J. Lederer as student promoter
  • Russ Kunkel as doomed drummer Eric "Stumpy Joe" Childs
  • Victory Tischler-Blue as Cindy
  • Joyce Hyser as Belinda
  • Gloria Gifford as the airport security officer with the security wand
  • Paul Shaffer as incompetent promoter Artie Fufkin (Polymer Records)
  • Archie Hahn as the room service guy
  • Charles Levin as Disc 'n' Dat manager
  • Anjelica Huston as Polly Deutsch
  • Donald Kendrick as Background Vocalist
  • Fred Willard as Air Force Lt Bob Hoekstratton
  • Wonderful Smith as Backstage Maintenance Worker
  • Michel Wagner as the roadie (who lifts Tufnel back to his feet)

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