Used Cars (1980)
| Theatrical Performance | ||
| Domestic Box Office | $11,715,321 | Details |
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Metrics
| Domestic Share: | 100.0% (domestic box office/worldwide) |
| Infl. Adj. Dom. BO | $49,256,599 |
Movie Details
| Domestic Releases: | July 18th, 1980 (Wide) by Columbia |
| Video Release: | January 1st, 2002 by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment |
| MPA Rating: | R |
| Running Time: | 112 minutes |
| Cast, crew, or production detail: | Same Actor, Multiple Roles |
| Plot point: | Adult Child Dealing with the Death of a Parent, Cover Up, Death of a Sibling, Death of a Twin, Dysfunctional Family, Faked Accidental Death, Satire, Sibling Rivalry, Twins |
| Subgenre: | Satirical Comedy |
| Source: | Original Screenplay |
| Genre: | Comedy |
| Production Method: | Live Action |
| Creative Type: | Contemporary Fiction |
| Production/Financing Companies: | Columbia Pictures |
| Production Countries: | United States |
| Languages: | English |
Supporting
| Kurt Russell | Rudy Russp | |
| Gerrit Graham | Jeff | |
| Frank McRae | Jim the mechanic |
Leading
| Deborah Harmon | Barbara Fuchs |
Supporting
| Joe Flaherty | Sam Slaton | |
| David L. Lander | Freddie Paris | |
| Michael McKean | Eddie Winslow | |
| Harry Northup | Carmine | |
| Woodrow Parfrey | Mr. Chertner | |
| Michael Talbott | Mickey | |
| Jack Warden | Roy L. Fuchs / Luke Fuchs | |
| Marc McClure | Heavy Duty Dubois | |
| Wendie Jo Sperber | Nervous Nona | |
| Alfonso Arau | Manuel | |
| Andrew Duncan | Charlie | |
| Dub Taylor | Tucker | |
| Al Lewis | Judge Harrison | |
| Claude Earl Jones | Al | |
| Dan Barrow | Stanley Dewoski | |
| Cheryl Rixon | Margaret | |
| Susan Donovan | Charlie's Wife | |
| Don Ruskin | Fuch's Salesman | |
| Jan Sandwich | Al's Wife | |
| Tracy Lee Rowe | Al's Kid | |
| Kurtis Sanders | Al's Kid | |
| Clint Lilley | Al's Kid | |
| Patrick McMorrow | Mr. O'Hara | |
| Joseph Barnaba | Mr. Douglas | |
| Diane Hill | Mrs. Douglas | |
| Rita Taggart | Woman in Bed | |
| Dave Herrera | Mr. Lopez | |
| Walter Jackson | Mr. Jackson | |
| Gene Blakely | Mr. Beeks | |
| Betty Thomas | Bunny | |
| Russ Fega | Bus Boy | |
| Tiny Wells | Food Giant | |
| Terence Knox | Reese | |
| Tony Lucatorto | Foley | |
| Will McMillan | Police Sergeant | |
| Josiah Steiner | Bicycle Kid | |
| Dick Miller | Man in Bed | |
| Douglas O. Tepper | Bicycle Kid | |
| Dave Adams | Video Technician | |
| Frank Harmon | Bartender | |
| Allen Wood | Bailiff | |
| John Abbott | Clem | |
| Sam Ingraffia | Court Assistant | |
| Bill Wine | Poindexter, Student Driver | |
| Judy Began | Gertrude, Student Driver | |
| Phillip Greenwood | Delton, Student Driver | |
| William Shelton | Savon, Student Driver | |
| Sandy Gibbons | Cop at Roadblock | |
| Mildred Brion | Little Old Lady |
Production and Technical Credits
| Robert Zemeckis | Director | |
| Robert Zemeckis | Screenwriter | |
| Bob Gale | Screenwriter | |
| Bob Gale | Producer | |
| Steven Spielberg | Executive Producer | |
| John Milius | Executive Producer | |
| Patrick Williams | Composer | |
| Norman Gimbel | Song Writer | |
| Bobby Bare | Additional Music-Song Sung By | |
| John G. Wilson | Associate Producer | |
| Richard Luke Rothschild | Assistant Director | |
| Terry J. Leonard | Second Unit Director | |
| John G. Wilson | Unit Production Manager | |
| Peter Jamison | Production Designer | |
| Linda Spheeris | Set Decorator | |
| Donald M. Morgan | Director of Photography | |
| Frank Holgate | Second Unit Camera | |
| Michael Kahn | Editor | |
| Ronald G. Cogswell | Sound Mixer | |
| James R. Cook | Re-recording Mixer | |
| Paul Sharp | Re-recording Mixer | |
| Chris Jenkins | Re-recording Mixer | |
| Charles L. Campbell | Sound Effects Editor | |
| Louis L. Edemann | Sound Effects Editor | |
| David Pettijohn | Sound Effects Editor | |
| Larry Carow | Sound Effects Editor | |
| Rick Franklin | Sound Effects Editor | |
| John Mick | Music Editor | |
| Sally Dennison | Casting Director | |
| Terry J. Leonard | Stunt Coordinator |
Cast and crew with above-the-line roles are marked in bold. The line marks the division between above-the-line and below-the-line roles.
Metrics
| Domestic Share: | 100.0% (domestic box office/worldwide) |
| Infl. Adj. Dom. BO | $49,256,599 |
Movie Details
| Domestic Releases: | July 18th, 1980 (Wide) by Columbia |
| Video Release: | January 1st, 2002 by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment |
| MPA Rating: | R |
| Running Time: | 112 minutes |
| Cast, crew, or production detail: | Same Actor, Multiple Roles |
| Plot point: | Adult Child Dealing with the Death of a Parent, Cover Up, Death of a Sibling, Death of a Twin, Dysfunctional Family, Faked Accidental Death, Satire, Sibling Rivalry, Twins |
| Subgenre: | Satirical Comedy |
| Source: | Original Screenplay |
| Genre: | Comedy |
| Production Method: | Live Action |
| Creative Type: | Contemporary Fiction |
| Production/Financing Companies: | Columbia Pictures |
| Production Countries: | United States |
| Languages: | English |
Supporting
| Kurt Russell | Rudy Russp | |
| Gerrit Graham | Jeff | |
| Frank McRae | Jim the mechanic |
Leading
| Deborah Harmon | Barbara Fuchs |
Supporting
| Joe Flaherty | Sam Slaton | |
| David L. Lander | Freddie Paris | |
| Michael McKean | Eddie Winslow | |
| Harry Northup | Carmine | |
| Woodrow Parfrey | Mr. Chertner | |
| Michael Talbott | Mickey | |
| Jack Warden | Roy L. Fuchs / Luke Fuchs | |
| Marc McClure | Heavy Duty Dubois | |
| Wendie Jo Sperber | Nervous Nona | |
| Alfonso Arau | Manuel | |
| Andrew Duncan | Charlie | |
| Dub Taylor | Tucker | |
| Al Lewis | Judge Harrison | |
| Claude Earl Jones | Al | |
| Dan Barrow | Stanley Dewoski | |
| Cheryl Rixon | Margaret | |
| Susan Donovan | Charlie's Wife | |
| Don Ruskin | Fuch's Salesman | |
| Jan Sandwich | Al's Wife | |
| Tracy Lee Rowe | Al's Kid | |
| Kurtis Sanders | Al's Kid | |
| Clint Lilley | Al's Kid | |
| Patrick McMorrow | Mr. O'Hara | |
| Joseph Barnaba | Mr. Douglas | |
| Diane Hill | Mrs. Douglas | |
| Rita Taggart | Woman in Bed | |
| Dave Herrera | Mr. Lopez | |
| Walter Jackson | Mr. Jackson | |
| Gene Blakely | Mr. Beeks | |
| Betty Thomas | Bunny | |
| Russ Fega | Bus Boy | |
| Tiny Wells | Food Giant | |
| Terence Knox | Reese | |
| Tony Lucatorto | Foley | |
| Will McMillan | Police Sergeant | |
| Josiah Steiner | Bicycle Kid | |
| Dick Miller | Man in Bed | |
| Douglas O. Tepper | Bicycle Kid | |
| Dave Adams | Video Technician | |
| Frank Harmon | Bartender | |
| Allen Wood | Bailiff | |
| John Abbott | Clem | |
| Sam Ingraffia | Court Assistant | |
| Bill Wine | Poindexter, Student Driver | |
| Judy Began | Gertrude, Student Driver | |
| Phillip Greenwood | Delton, Student Driver | |
| William Shelton | Savon, Student Driver | |
| Sandy Gibbons | Cop at Roadblock | |
| Mildred Brion | Little Old Lady |
Production and Technical Credits
| Robert Zemeckis | Director | |
| Robert Zemeckis | Screenwriter | |
| Bob Gale | Screenwriter | |
| Bob Gale | Producer | |
| Steven Spielberg | Executive Producer | |
| John Milius | Executive Producer | |
| Patrick Williams | Composer | |
| Norman Gimbel | Song Writer | |
| Bobby Bare | Additional Music-Song Sung By | |
| John G. Wilson | Associate Producer | |
| Richard Luke Rothschild | Assistant Director | |
| Terry J. Leonard | Second Unit Director | |
| John G. Wilson | Unit Production Manager | |
| Peter Jamison | Production Designer | |
| Linda Spheeris | Set Decorator | |
| Donald M. Morgan | Director of Photography | |
| Frank Holgate | Second Unit Camera | |
| Michael Kahn | Editor | |
| Ronald G. Cogswell | Sound Mixer | |
| James R. Cook | Re-recording Mixer | |
| Paul Sharp | Re-recording Mixer | |
| Chris Jenkins | Re-recording Mixer | |
| Charles L. Campbell | Sound Effects Editor | |
| Louis L. Edemann | Sound Effects Editor | |
| David Pettijohn | Sound Effects Editor | |
| Larry Carow | Sound Effects Editor | |
| Rick Franklin | Sound Effects Editor | |
| John Mick | Music Editor | |
| Sally Dennison | Casting Director | |
| Terry J. Leonard | Stunt Coordinator |
Cast and crew with above-the-line roles are marked in bold. The line marks the division between above-the-line and below-the-line roles.