The Wild Party

An aging silent movie comic star throws a lavish party to try and save his failing career.

Cast

James Coco

as Jolly Grimm

Raquel Welch

as Queenie

Perry King

as Dale Sword

Tiffany Bolling

as Kate

Royal Dano

as Tex

David Dukes

as James Morrison

Christina Ferra-Gilmore

as Nadine

Eddie Lawrence

as Kreutzer

Bobo Lewis

as Wilma

Don De Natale

as Jackie

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