Additional information for This Is Spinal Tap, which has a domestic theatrical release set for March 2, 1984. The film is being distributed by Unknown and has not yet been rated. This Is Spinal Tap has a total running time of 82 minutes.
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Australia
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Canada
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South Korea
15
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82min
Spinal Tap
France
Spinal Tap
Israel
Spinal Tap
Sweden
This Is Spinal Tap
Germany
This Is Spinal Tap
Uruguay
A turné
Hungary
Die Jungs von Spinal Tap
West Germany
Esto es Spinal Tap
Venezuela
Hei me rokataan!
Finland
Hjelp, vi er i popbransjen
Norway
Isto É Spinal Tap
Brazil
Karsinizda Spinal Tap
Turkey
Oto 'Spinal Tap'
Poland
Ovo je Spinal Tap
Serbia
Spinal Tap - Hei me rokataan!
Finland
This Is Spinal Tap!
Greece
This is Spinal Tap®: A Rockumentary by Martin Di Bergi
USA
Titta vi rockar!
Finland
March 02, 1984
USA
May 03, 1984
UK
May 04, 1984
UK
, 1985
West Germany
February 15, 1985
Finland
March 28, 1985
Australia
September 19, 1985
Hong Kong
September 20, 1985
Denmark
December 25, 1985
Italy
December 12, 1993
Sweden
April 12, 2000
Portugal
September 08, 2000
USA
September 28, 2000
Australia
November 01, 2000
France
March , 2002
Netherlands
March 23, 2004
Germany
May 28, 2004
Italy
January 14, 2005
Spain
January 13, 2008
Uruguay
September 19, 2009
Greece
February 07, 2011
Canada
July 28, 2012
Poland
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Spinal Tap, the world's loudest band, is chronicled by hack documentarian Marty DeBergi on what proves to be a fateful tour.
Neophyte director Marty DiBergi (Rob Reiner) presents this "rockumentary" showcasing the North American tour of aging rockers Spīnal Tap. Band members David St. Hubbins (Michael McKean), Nigel Tufnel (Christopher Guest), and Derick Smalls (Harry Shearer) form the core of the group, with various drummers dying over the years in freak accidents or through spontaneous human combustion. The band is set to promote their new record, "Smell the Glove," featuring a degrading photograph of a woman in bondage smelling a glove. The cover is deemed too offensive for many chain stores, and is redone in 100% black, lacking a band logo or even a title.As the tour progresses, the audiences grow increasingly sparse and apparently confused by the all-black record sleeve. When St. Hubbins' girlfriend/wife/love interest joins the tour, ostensibly to replace long-time manager Ian (Tony Hendra), it all becomes too much for Nigel's fragile ego, and he quits the group. They soldier on as "Spīnal Tap II" without a lead guitarist, but the magic is gone.Finally, at the group's last show, Nigel reappears with a message from Ian: the single "Sex Farm" is a big hit in Japan and promoters would be interested in booking the band for a tour there. Spīnal Tap is thus reborn, even as another drummer explodes.
Rob Reiner
Director(s)
Christopher Guest
Michael McKean
Harry Shearer
Rob Reiner
Writer(s)
Karen Murphy
producer
Producer(s)
Christopher Guest
Michael McKean
Rob Reiner
Harry Shearer
Composer(s)
Marty DiBergi
Rob Reiner
Heavy Metal Fan
Kimberly Stringer
Heavy Metal Fan
Chazz Dominguez
Heavy Metal Fan
Shari Hall
Mick Shrimpton
R.J. Parnell
Viv Savage
David Kaff
Ian Faith
Tony Hendra
David St. Hubbins
Michael McKean
Nigel Tufnel
Christopher Guest
Derek Smalls
Harry Shearer
Tommy Pischedda
Bruno Kirby
Ethereal Fan
Jean Cromie
New York M.C.
Patrick Maher
John 'Stumpy' Pepys
Ed Begley Jr.
Ronnie Pudding
Danny Kortchmar
Bobbi Flekman
Fran Drescher
Sir Denis Eton-Hogg (as Patrick MacNee)
Patrick Macnee
Bartender
Memo Vera
Mime Waitress
Julie Payne
Mime Waiter
Dana Carvey
Angelo DiMentibelio
Sandy Helberg
Angelo's Associate (as Robin Mencken)
Robin Menken
Rolling Stone Reporter
Zane Buzby
Morty the Mime
Billy Crystal
Limo Groupie
Jennifer Child
Rack Jobber
J.J. Barry
Southern Rock Promoter
George McDaniel
Tucker 'Smitty' Brown
Paul Benedict
Reba
Anne Churchill
Terry Ladd
Howard Hesseman
Duke Fame
Paul Shortino
Fame Groupie
Cherie Darr
Fame Groupie
Lara Cody
Student Promoter
Andrew J. Lederer
Eric 'Stumpy Joe' Childs
Russ Kunkel
'Jamboree Bop' Dancer
Diana Duncan
'Jamboree Bop' Dancer
Gina Marie Pitrello
Jeanine Pettibone
June Chadwick
Cindy (as Vicki Blue)
Victory Tischler-Blue
Belinda
Joyce Hyser
Director(s)
Michael McKean
Harry Shearer
Rob Reiner
Writer(s)
producer
Producer(s)
Michael McKean
Rob Reiner
Harry Shearer
Composer(s)
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