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Burt Reynolds
Jack Robinson
Reba McEntire
Nancy Lee Prinzi
Kauwela Acocella
Beau
Derek Baxter
Malcolm
Adam Cronan
Bama
Sean Dunne
Peanut
Mattox Gardner
J.C.
Adam Ohren
Hooksy
Tino Taylor
Tino
Joe Theismann
Phil Corey
Brad Barfield
Eddie Corey
Jonathan Bouck
Jackie Denard
Suzanne Dodd
Personnel Receptionist
Clarence Goss
Papa Charlie
Danniel Greene
Mr. Block
Brian Iannitti
Albert
Ken Kay
Mr. Garrett
Tom Kouchalakos
Mr. Hookstratten
Richard LePore
Personnel Manager
Marc Macaulay
Mr. O'Connor
Michael O'Smith
Mr. Bates
Avery Sommers
Mrs. Carver
David Berardi
Darryl
Gene Deckerhoff
Announcer
Jennifer Kays
Doctor's Secretary
James C. Lewis
Officer Lewis
Vic Prinzi
Announcer
Aaron Vaughn
Aaron Corey
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