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High Anxiety
The film "High Anxiety" is a 94 minute comedy / thriller / mystery from 1977, directed by Mel Brooks. The main cast consists of Cloris Leachman, Mel Brooks, Madeline Kahn and Harvey Korman.
High Anxiety
- Directed by: Mel Brooks
- Main cast: Cloris Leachman, Mel Brooks, Madeline Kahn, Harvey Korman
- Written by: Barry Levinson, Mel Brooks, Rudy De Luca
- Cinematography: Paul Lohmann
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Release Dates
High Anxiety premiered in cinemas on December 25, 1977.
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Cast & Crew
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- Al Hopson ... Man Who is Shot
- Albert Whitlock ... Arthur Brisbane
- Allan Graf ... Man Going Through Metal Detector
- Arnold Soboloff ... Dr. Colburn
- Barry Levinson ... Bellboy
- Beatrice Colen ... Maid in Hotel
- Bernie Kuby ... Dr. Wilson
- Billy Sands ... Customer
- Bryan Englund ... Orderly #2
- Charles Cirillo ... Commuter at Airport
- Charlie Callas ... Cocker Spaniel
- Cloris Leachman ... Nurse Charlotte Diesel
- Darrell Zwerling ... Dr. Eckhardt
- Dick Van Patten ... Dr. Wentworth
- Eddie Ryder ... Doctor at Convention
- Frank Campanella ... Bartender
- Harvey Korman ... Dr. Charles Montague
- Howard Morris ... Professor Lilloman
- Hunter von Leer ... Policeman at Airport
- Ira Miller ... Psychiatrist with Children
- Jack Riley ... The Desk Clerk
- Jay Burton ... Patient
- Laura Gile ... Club Patron
- Lee Delano ... Norton
- Madeline Kahn ... Victoria Brisbane
- Mel Brooks ... Dr. Richard H. Thorndyke
- Mitchell Bock ... Bar Patron
- Murphy Dunne ... Piano Player
- Norman Stevans ... Lecture Guest
- Pearl Shear ... Screaming Woman at Gate
- Richard Stahl ... Dr. Baxter
- Robert Lussier ... Thorndyke's Father in Flashback
- Robert Ridgely ... Flasher
- Robin Menken ... Cocktail Waitress
- Ron Carey ... Brophy
- Rudy De Luca ... Killer
- Sandy Helberg ... Airport Attendant
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