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Elliott Gould
Casey Frank
Carol Kane
Barbara Dent
Charles H. Gray
Mr. Dent
Hamilton Camp
Undercrawl
Rae Dawn Chong
Circe Lafemme
Bill Macy
Pop Gumm
Howard Cosell
Ernie / Narrator
Bob Uecker
Joe
Shelley Duvall
Host
Murphy Dunne
Smiley
Mina Kolb
Widow Bleacher
Beans Morocco
Charlie
Tim Haldeman
Georgie
Warren Berlinger
Marty Williams
Jay Johnstone
Blake
Tom Niedenfuer
Flynn
John Achorn
The Umpire
Bill Saluga
Cook
Martha Reed
Vilma
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