Lost in America (1985)

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Written by Albert Brooks, Monica Mcgowan Johnson

Directed by Albert Brooks

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1985

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

David Howard convinces his wife Linda that it would be great to quit their jobs and go travelling across America in a Winnebago, but it all goes spectacularly wrong! Albert Brooks directs and stars in this crazy comedy.

When is Lost in America next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on TCM December 8th, 11:30pm. See more...

Cast

Albert BrooksDavid Howard
Image for Julie HagertyJulie HagertyLinda Howard
Sylvia FarrelSylvia Receptionist at Ross & McMahon
Tina KincaidModel
Candy Ann BrownDavid's Secretary
Maggie RoswellPatty Linda's Coworker at Broadway
Hans WagnerHans Mercedes Salesman
Brandy RubinPaul Dunn's Secretary
Michael GreenePaul Dunn David's boss at Ross & McMahon
Tom TarpeyBrad Tooley Ford Account guy from New York Office
Robert HughesSecurity Guard at Ross & McMahon
Raynold GideonRay Friend making toast at farewell party
John Di FuscoMotorcyclist on freeway flipping the bird
Michael CornelisonFront Desk Clerk at Desert Inn
Radu GavorBellman at Desert Inn

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