The Barefoot Executive (1995)

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Written by Joseph L. McEveety, Lila Garrett

Directed by Susan Seidelman

Running Time: 95 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1995

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Lively comedy in which a media executive discovers a chimp with a talent for spotting top television shows. He quickly employs the simian as a programming director in a top network company. But intrigue and danger swiftly follow when the TV ratings war hots up and other networks are eager to discover the secret of the channel's success.

Cast

Eddie AlbertHerbert Gower
Monica AllisonJane
Nathan AndersonDanny
Image for Julie BenzJulie BenzSexy woman
Alan Blumenfeld
Alex BookstonStudio guard
Yvonne de CarloNorma
Stanley DeSantis
Image for Chris ElliottChris ElliottJase Wallenberg
Ellia EnglishGwen
Brian EvansDavid
Zaid FaridHabitat security guard
Roy FeganWarm-up comic
Willie Garson
Kyle GassJoe
Bob GloubermanExecutive
Dorian GregoryDoctor
Kathy GriffinMary
Grant HooverSon
Scott ImmergutMaui Medical producer
Teri IvensLisa
Jeffrey LampertExecutive
Arik LevyYoung executive
Image for Jason LondonJason London
Ann Magnuson
Michael MarichWayne
Michael McLaffertySoap stud
Image for Jay MohrJay MohrMatt
Jenny MorrisDaughter
Shannon O'Hurley
Richard PennResearch guy
Christine RomeoNurse
Murray RubinMan in his 50s
Saige SpinneyExecutive
Julia Sweeney
Maria von HartzCalhoun
Greg WranglerCrocker

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