The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas (2000)

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Written by William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, Deborah Kaplan

Directed by Brian Levant

Running Time: 91 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: PG Certificate

Filmed in Colour

This story takes a step back in time from the last film, rather than forward (lets call it similar to Star Wars Episode 1).

Fred Flintstone (Mark Addy), the boy from the wrong side of the rocks, courts a beautiful young heiress, Wilma Slaghoople.

Along with best friend Barney Rubble and his future fiancée Betty, Fred and Wilma head off for a fun weekend in Rock Vegas, the hottest rock resort in the modern Stone Age world.

Promises to include all the fabulous gadgets that pulled you into the first film, unfortunately though without John Goodman.

When is The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Family Tonight, 10:10pm and on Sky Movies Family HD Tonight, 10:10pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Mark AddyMark AddyFred Flintstone
Image for Stephen BaldwinStephen BaldwinBarney Rubble
Image for Kristen JohnstonKristen JohnstonWilma Slaghoople
Image for Jane KrakowskiJane KrakowskiBetty O'Shale
Image for Joan CollinsJoan CollinsPearl Slaghoople
Thomas GibsonChip Rockefeller
Alan CummingGazoo/Mick Jagged
Harvey KormanCol. Slaghoople
Alex MenesesRoxie
John TaylorKeith Rockhard
Tony LongoBig Rocko
Danny WoodburnLittle Rocko
Taylor NegronGazaam & Gazing

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