Canadian Bacon

The U.S. President, low in the opinion polls, gets talked into raising his popularity by trying to start a cold war with Canada.

Cast

John Candy

as Sheriff Bud B. Boomer

Alan Alda

as U.S. President

Rhea Perlman

as Deputy Honey

Kevin Pollak

as Stuart Smiley, National Security Advisor

Rip Torn

as General Dick Panzer

Kevin J. O'Connor

as Roy Boy

Bill Nunn

as Kabral Jabar

G. D. Spradlin

as R.J. Hacker

Jim Belushi

as Charles Jackal, NBS Reporter

Steven Wright

as RCMP Officer at Headquarters

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