Teddy Bear's Picnic
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Harry Shearer
John Michael Higgins
Burt Bulos
Howard Hesseman
Bob Einstein
Travis Wester
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Hidden in the majestic redwoods of northern California, Zambesi Glen is an exclusive, rustic retreat and summer home-away-from-home, for a group of insanely powerful, rich, untouchable, mostly old, always white men, who decide the fate of nations and networks, universities and law firms. Stripped of the niceties required by the presence of their mistresses, wives and daughters, these pillars of society bond and cut loose like sophomores on an unlimited budget. They drink heavily, swear profusely, gambol naked in the woods, urinate communally, perform secret rituals, hatch plots to protect one another at the public's expense, sing badly and, in a grand tradition, put on musical "frolics" in drag. Unfortunately for the Glen's stalwart denizens, times are changing. Womenfolk are now included in a special luncheon and tour, feminists protest noisily at the gate, the media makes sport of them. Even worse, Zambesi Glen's iron clad code of secrecy is breached and its very existence imperiled.
Director
Harry Shearer
Cast
John Michael Higgins
Burt Bulos
Howard Hesseman
Bob Einstein
Travis Wester
Harry Shearer
Alan Thicke
Ming-na Wen
Darron Johnson
Brenda Strong
Julie Payne
Henry Gibson
Ming Na Wen
Kurtwood Smith
Richard Israel
Morgan Fairchild
David Rasche
Michael Mckean
Dale E Turner
Annabelle Gurwitch
Ming-na Wen
Judith Owen
Delaune Michel
Thom Sharp
Kenneth Mars
Justin Kirk
John O'hurley
George Wendt
Pete Marshall
Kiran Rao
Joyce Hyser
Gilley Grey
Robert Mandan
Fred Willard
John Marrott
Crew
Marc Ambrose
Anne Gray Attwood
Angela M Cantanzaro
Bill Glenn Davis
Michael Donovan
Jeff Ford
Rik Fox
Jeff Hardwick
Michael Kastenbaum
Daniel Manahan
John Bard Manulis
Pete Marshall
Cal Naylor
Cal Naylor
Brad North
Cory Paulos
Tamara Perez
Jamie Reynoso
Jamie Reynoso
Harry Shearer
Harry Shearer
Cliff Spencer
Alan Thicke
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States April 5, 2002
Released in United States on Video February 24, 2004
Released in United States Spring March 29, 2002
Feature directorial debut for Harry Shearer.
Began shooting June 10, 2000.
Completed shooting July 1, 2000.
Visionbox Pictures is a digital production company formed by former Samuel Goldwyn executives John Bard Manulis and Michael Kastenbaum.
Released in United States on Video February 24, 2004
Released in United States Spring March 29, 2002
Released in United States April 5, 2002 (Los Angeles)