| The Mask | |||||
| New Line Home Entertainment (1994) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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#1470 |
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| Jim Carrey | Stanley Ipkiss | |
| Peter Riegert | Lt. Mitch Kellaway | |
| Peter Greene | Dorian | |
| Amy Yasbeck | Peggy Brandt | |
| Richard Jeni | Charlie Schumaker | |
| Orestes Matacena | Niko | |
| Tim Bagley | Irv | |
| Nancy Fish | Mrs. Peenman | |
| Johnny Williams | Burt | |
| Reg E. Cathey | Freeze | |
| Jim Doughan | Doyle | |
| Denis Forest | Sweet Eddy | |
| Cameron Diaz | Tina Carlyle | |
| Joseph Alfieri | Police Officer | |
| B.J. Barie | Alley Punk #1 |
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| Producer |
Ann Burgund
Michael De Luca |
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| Writer |
Michael Fallon
Mark Verheiden |
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| Cinematography |
John R. Leonetti
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| Musician |
Randy Edelman
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A meek, milquetoast bank teller discovers a magical ancient mask that unleashes his deepest desires -- and gives him the superhuman ability to act on them. Accompanied by his canine sidekick, the mischievous action hero goes gaga for a singer. Meanwhile, he battles gangsters who seek the mask's powers. |
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