Carol Leifer: Gaudy, Bawdy & Blue Trailer

Carol Leifer: Gaudy, Bawdy & Blue Trailer (1992)

05 December 1992 Comedy 30 mins

Carol Leifer stars as Rusty Berman, a 1950's burlesque queen with an outrageous, risque act.

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Cast

Carol Leifer

as Rusty Berman

Julie Brown

as Rhona

Bud Cort

as Squid Jr.

Ian Ogilvy

as Interviewer

Colin Quinn

as Mulligan

Renée Taylor

as Mrs. Himmelfarb

Pat Corley

as Lucky Herb

Shelley Berman

as Shelley Berman

Phyllis Diller

as Phyllis Diller

Paul Reiser

as Paul Reiser

Jerry Seinfeld

as Jerry Seinfeld

Lou DiMaggio

as The Squid

Crew

David Zasloff

Original Music Composer

Scott Ransom

Scott Ransom Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 05 December 1992

Production Companies

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