Director: Amy Heckerling

Writers: Norman Steinberg; Bernie Kukoff; Harry Colomby; Jeff Harris

Music by: John Morris

Producer: Michael Hertzberg

Keywords: Crime/Comedy, Spoof

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Sudie Bond	Actor	13-Jul-1928	10-Nov-1984	Silkwood
Peter Boyle	Actor	18-Oct-1935	12-Dec-2006	Young Frankenstein
Dick Butkus	Football	9-Dec-1942		Middle linebacker, Chicago Bears
Ron Carey	Actor	11-Dec-1935	16-Jan-2007	Officer Levitt on Barney Miller
Dom DeLuise	Actor	1-Aug-1933	4-May-2009	Cannonball Run
Danny DeVito	Actor	17-Nov-1944		Short loudmouth from Taxi
Griffin Dunne	Actor	8-Jun-1955		An American Werewolf in London
Bob Eubanks	Game Show Host	8-Jan-1938		The Newlywed Game
Alan Hale, Jr.	Actor	8-Mar-1921	2-Jan-1990	The Skipper on Gilligan's Island
Marilu Henner	Actor	6-Apr-1952		Taxi
Neal Israel	Film Director	1-Aug-1956		Bachelor Party
Michael Keaton	Actor	9-Sep-1951		Batman
Jack Nance	Actor	21-Dec-1943	30-Dec-1996	Eraserhead
Glynnis O'Connor	Actor	19-Nov-1956		Ode to Billy Joe
Joe Piscopo	Comic	17-Jun-1951		Saturday Night Live
Rick Rosenthal	Film Director	15-Jun-1949		Halloween II
Maureen Stapleton	Actor	21-Jun-1925	13-Mar-2006	Won an Oscar for playing Emma Goldman
Ray Walston	Actor	2-Dec-1914	1-Jan-2001	My Favorite Martian

CAST

Michael Keaton	...   Johnny Dangerously
Joe Piscopo	...   Vermin
Marilu Henner	...   Lil
Maureen Stapleton	...   Mom
Peter Boyle	...   Dundee
Griffin Dunne	...   Tommy
Glynnis O'Connor	...   Sally
Dom DeLuise	...   The Pope
Richard Dimitri	...   Maroni
and
Danny DeVito	...   Burr
Special Appearances by
Ron Carey	...   Pat
Ray Walston	...   Vendor
Co-Starring
Dick Butkus	...   Arthur
Byron Thames	...   Young Johnny
Sudie Bond	...   Cleaning Lady
Alan Hale, Jr.	...   Desk Sergeant
Scott Thomson	...   Charley
Carl A. Gottlieb	...   Dr. Magnus
Neal Israel	...   Dr. Zillman
Mark Jantzen	...   Dutch
Hal Riddle	...   Warden
Mike Bacarella	...   Vito
Gary Watkins	...   Manny
Hank Garrett	...   Mayor
Leonard Termo	...   Tony Scarano
Troy W. Slaten	...   Young Tommy
Alexander Hertzberg	...   Boy in Suit
Georg Olden	...   Young Vermin
Cynthia Szigeti	...   Mrs. Capone
Elizabeth Arlen	...   Girl on Steps
Doris Grossman	...   Woman
Richard Warwick	...   Prisoner
Mike Finneran	...   Prisoner
Paul B. Brice	...   Prisoner
Will Seltzer	...   Prisoner
Dick Balduzzi	...   Prisoner
Gordon Zimmerman	...   Prisoner
Katie La Bourdette	...   Blond Girl
Norman Steinberg	...   Reporter Duffy
Frank Slaten	...   Henchman
Dean R. Miller	...   Photographer
Edward C. Short	...   Porter
Shelley Pogoda	...   Woman
Jerome Michaels	...   Reporter Diering
Russell Forte	...   Hood
Jack Nance	...   Priest
Joy Michael	...   Chorus Girl
Rick Rosenthal	...   Judge
Paula Dell	...   Mrs. Zimmer
Harvey Parry	...   Policeman
Jeffrey Weissman	...   T-Shirt Vendor
Richard A. Roth	...   Prisoner Rabbi
Chuck Hicks	...   Governor
Bob Eubanks	...   M.C.
Claudia Kim	...   Girl
Trisha Long	...   Female Butler
Mert Rich	...   Man

REVIEWS

Review by James Beacon (posted on 14-May-2005)

Set in the 1930s, Michael Keaton stars as Johnny Kelly, a goodhearted man who is forced into a life of crime to pay off his mother's health debts. Soon enough, he takes on the surname "Dangerously", and he is living in the lap of luxury through the money crime pays him. His kid brother Tommy becomes DA, and "Dangerously" is forced to make a decision: fight Tommy, or go legit. He tries the latter, but nemisis Danny Vermin (played by Joe Piscopo) foils him and Dangerously ends up in jail. He breaks out just in time to save his brother from the wrath of Vermin. In this enjoyable comedy, Keaton is fantastic as the quick-witted Kelly. Piscapo, although critics thought otherwise, delivers a hilarious performance as Vermin. Overall, good movie to watch with friends. Perhaps not family, though.

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