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TrailerA spoof about a filmmaker making a documentary about one of England's loudest bands, Spinal Tap, a once-famous, now almost forgotten British heavy metal band returning to the United States after 17 years for a concert tour.Actors: Rob Reiner, Kimberly Stringer, Chazz Dominguez, Shari Hall, R.J. Parnell, David Kaff, Tony Hendra, Michael McKean, Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer, Bruno Kirby, ...»Director: Rob ReinerCountry: United StatesDuration: 82 minQuality: HDRelease: 1984IMDb: 7.9Rating(0) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "This is Spinal Tap"
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Characters of "This is Spinal Tap"
Marty DiBergiPlayed by: Rob Reiner
Mick ShrimptonPlayed by: R.J. Parnell
Viv SavagePlayed by: David Kaff
Ian FaithPlayed by: Tony Hendra
David St. HubbinsPlayed by: Michael McKean
Nigel TufnelPlayed by: Christopher Guest
Derek SmallsPlayed by: Harry Shearer
Tommy PischeddaPlayed by: Bruno Kirby
John 'Stumpy' PepysPlayed by: Ed Begley Jr.
Ronnie PuddingPlayed by: Danny Kortchmar
Bobbi FlekmanPlayed by: Fran Drescher
Mime WaiterPlayed by: Dana Carvey
Rolling Stone ReporterPlayed by: Zane Buzby
Morty the MimePlayed by: Billy Crystal
Jeanine PettibonePlayed by: June Chadwick
Artie FufkinPlayed by: Paul Shaffer
Lt. Bob HookstrattenPlayed by: Fred Willard -
Directors of "This is Spinal Tap"
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Critic Reviews of "This is Spinal Tap"
VarietyMarch 26, 2009For music biz insiders, This Is Spinal Tap is a vastly amusing satire of heavy metal bands.
TIME MagazineAugust 19, 2008For all its japes and jokes, the movie is really about exhaustion of the spirit: sitting in a bleak hotel suite at 4 a.m. with the bad taste of last night in the mouth and the feeling that tomorrow will not be a better day.
Chicago ReaderDecember 17, 2007The material is consistently clever and funny, though ultimately the attitudes are too narrow to nourish a feature-length film.
Time OutFebruary 09, 2006Reiner's brilliantly inventive script and smart visuals avoid all the obvious pitfalls, making this one of the funniest ever films about the music business.
New York TimesMay 20, 2003It stays so wickedly close to the subject that it is very nearly indistinguishable from the real thing.
ReelViewsAugust 15, 2002The film is a composite of classic moments, all of which we sense could have happened to any of the classic heavy metal bands -- or at least to those whose members combined delusions of greatness with low I.Q.s.
Mania.comMarch 03, 2014Yes Nigel, you did go to 11. Where would cinematic comedy be if you hadn't?
Cinema CrazedJanuary 19, 2013Consistently funny, with sheer brilliant turns from every performer on the cast...
Antagony & EcstasyJune 18, 2012Returning to Spinal Tap always brings with it a pronounced sense of discovery, a freshness that is uncommon with movies generally and unspeakably rare in a comedy.
ColeSmithey.comApril 14, 2011[VIDEO] Although examples of the mockumentary genre existed before "Spinal Tap" this heavy metal comedy is considered an epitome of cinematic satire.
7M PicturesMarch 02, 2011If you didn't know this was a fake film, you could easily believe it's real.
Reel Film ReviewsFebruary 13, 2011...a sporadically amusing but all-too-uneven piece of work...
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