Still Smokin (film)

Still Smokin
Theatrical release poster
Directed by Tommy Chong
Produced by Peter MacGregor-Scott
Written by Tommy Chong
Cheech Marin
Starring
  • Cheech Marin
  • Tommy Chong
Music by George S. Clinton
Cinematography Harvey Harrison
Edited by James Coblentz
Ian Crafford
David Ramirez
Distributed by Paramount Pictures
Release date
 May 6, 1983
Running time
 91 min
Country United States
Language English
Box office $15,543,710

Still Smokin is a 1983 American comedy film by Cheech and Chong.[1]

Plot

Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong play versions of themselves being invited to Amsterdam for a film festival devoted to Burt Reynolds and Dolly Parton. After initially assuming that Cheech was Reynolds, the promoter soon finds out that neither Reynolds nor Parton will appear, forcing the festival to be canceled. In need of a replacement act, he goes to Cheech and Chong for help, and the duo, which has not performed live on stage in several years, happily volunteers to give a live performance.

For much of the film, they do versions of many of their recorded characters (with the exception of Pedro and the Man, whom they had already portrayed on film in Up in Smoke) and several new skits. As most of the sketches featured did not directly fit into the narrative, they are instead presented as cutaways. The final act of the movie features their live performance, climaxing with a version of the "Ralph And Herbie" routine.

Cast

  • Cheech Marin as Cheech
  • Tommy Chong as Chong "Man"
  • Hans Man in 't Veld as Promoter
  • Carol van Herwijnen as Hotel Manager
  • Shireen Strooker as Assistant Manager
  • Susan Hahn as Hotel Maid
  • Arjan Ederveen as Bellboy #1
  • Kees Prins as Bellboy #2
  • Mariette Bout as Barge Waitress
  • Fabiola as Barge Lady
  • Carla van Amstel as Queen Beatrix

References

  1. ↑ Canby, Vincent (May 7, 1983). "MORE CHEECH AND CHONG". The New York Times.


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