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Jackson Reach
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Sonny Silverton
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Ziggy Lorenc | ... |
Michelle
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Rod Hebron | ... |
Yogi Hebadaddy
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Jean Laplac | ... |
Chef de Village
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Toni St. Vincent | ... | |
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Bita Jaretta | ... |
Girl at the Bar
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Bruce Carr | ... |
Race Official
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Paul Lodi | ... |
Race Starter
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| Jean-Claude Killy | ... |
Himself
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| Damian Lee | ... |
Helicopter Guide
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Edwin Halsnes | ... |
Himself
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| Barry Stone | ... |
Reporter #1
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Two friends travel to a ski resort, with one looking to hit the slopes, while the other spends time trying to pick up women.
This is most likely a Club Med infomercial. On the other hand it could be the left over plot less footage of some privately funded movie that sort of drizzled out as the film crew ran out of booze. I was also thinking it could have been a one day project, thought up during one of Chris Farley's coke binges.
This movie also holds strong evidence that Jason Lee will get old, invent a time machine, travel back to 1983, go to Club Med while they're filming Copper Mountain, and start singing soul music.
I love Jim Carrey, and it's the only reason I bought this movie, but he's only got like 15 minutes of footage. I think the movie was really about Alan Thike. Sort of a "Growing Pains" portfolio piece.