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Screwball Hotel (1988) [R]

Release Date:
December 1, 1988

Original Title:
Screwball Hotel

Alternate Titles:
El hotel de los rompecocos
Los Rompecocos 3: Lío en el Gran Hotel
Lío en el Gran Hotel
Tarados no Hotel da Barafunda
Theotrello xenodoheio

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Avatar Film Corporation
Maurice Smith Productions

Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 101

Please do not disturb the guests... They already are!

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Three boys drop out of military school. They get jobs working at a hotel, but it's about to go under. They decide to help the owner raise enough money to stay in business. They prove that sex sells by holding "Miss Purity Pageant" starring some of the females staying at the hotel.

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Additional Writing:
Sam Kaufman

Assistant Art Director:
Carter Cullen

Assistant Camera:
Emil A. Leto
Guillermo Abraham

Assistant Editor:
Gladys Vega

Assistant Hairstylist:
Tania Orol
Jamie France
Kirsten Lindsay

Assistant Makeup Artist:
Soledad Gandos
Ian Appel
Ellen Holbrook
Julie Weintraub

Assistant Property Master:
Michael G. Nolan

Assistant Set Decoration:
Joe Rinaldi

Assistant Set Dresser:
Marc A. Paneque

Assistant Sound Editor:
Tim Mozer

Associate Producer:
Terrea Smith
Debi Davis

Boom Operator:
Bill Brennan

Camera Operator:
George MOnteiro

Casting:
Dennis Gallegos

Choreographer:
June Becker

Costume Design:
John Weiss

Costume Designer:
Daniel Santiago

Director:
Rafal Zielinski

Director of Photography:
Thomas F. Denove

Dolly Grip:
Kevin Chickanis

Editor:
Joe Tornatore

Executive In Charge Of Production:
Joe Tornatore

Executive Producer:
Robert Patterson
Joseph Garofalo
Jon Brewer

First Assistant Camera:
Robert Wolf

First Assistant Director:
Jim Van Voris

Gaffer:
Greg Patterson

Grip:
John Chickanis
Saki Van Zyl

Hair Designer:
Mayte Nardo

Key Grip:
Andrew Clapp

Makeup Artist:
Maribel Oses

Music Editor:
Jack W. Schoengarth

Original Music Composer:
Nathan Wang

Producer:
Maurice Smith

Production Coordinator:
Toni Ellis

Production Design:
Naomi Shohan

Production Manager:
Gregory Corarito

Property Master:
Nicklas Farrantello

Screenplay:
B.K. Roderick
Charlie Wiener
Phil Kueber
Nick Holeris

Script Supervisor:
Nancy Karlin

Second Assistant Camera:
Kevin Cunningham

Second Assistant Director:
Lee Gladstone

Set Dresser:
Henriette Christensen
Frank LeMaire
Annette Mason

Sound Effects Editor:
Richard Dwan Jr.

Sound Mixer:
Tom Colucci
Michael Fowler

Special Effects:
John Borsseau
Bruce E. Merlin

Still Photographer:
Gerard Stout

Supervising Sound Editor:
Marvin Kerner

Third Assistant Director:
Blaine W. Parker Jr.

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Alexandra Klaric

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