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Delirious
Directed by
Tom Mankiewicz
PG
1991
1h 36m
Comedy
,
Fantasy
,
and more
5.8
29%
39%
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A soap opera writer gets hit on the head and wakes up as a character in his own show.
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Cast of Delirious
John Candy
Jack Gable
Mariel Hemingway
Janet Dubois / Louise
Emma Samms
Rachel Hedison / Laura Claybourne
Raymond Burr
Carter Hedison
Dylan Baker
Blake Hedison
Charles Rocket
Ty Hedison
David Rasche
Dr. Paul Kirkwood / Dennis
Andrea Thompson
Nurse Helen Caldwell
Zach Grenier
Mickey
Jerry Orbach
Lou Sherwood
Renée Taylor
Arlene Sherwood
Milt Oberman
Fetterman
Mark Boone Junior
Cable Man
Tony Steedman
Edward
John Michael Bolger
Len
Rita Gomez
Marge
Stephanie Segal
TV Reporter
Mark Zuelke
Chauffeur
Dick Durock
Riley
Anthony G. Schmidt
Mason
Murray Rubin
Manny
Peter Bromilow
Auctioneer
Patrick Bristow
Bellboy
Jason Ross-Azikiwe
Manu
Brooke Ashley
Cheerleader Donna McKenzie
Glenn Dixon
Elderly Man
Paul Tuerpe
Waiter
Fred Morsell
Choking Man
Zack Phifer
Attendant
Susan Isaacs
Marie
Marvin Kaplan
Typewriter Repairman
Elaine Swayneson
Secretary
Jay Della
Ashford Falls Cable Man
Michael Caldwell
Busboy
Bill Wittman
Soap Announcer
John D. Bair
Xerox Delivery Man (uncredited)
Robert M. Bouffard
Office Clerk (uncredited)
Robert David Crane
Bob (uncredited)
Margot Kidder
Woman in Washroom (uncredited)
Tom Mankiewicz
Man on Stretcher (uncredited)
Robert Wagner
Jack Gates (uncredited)
Delirious Reviews
MovieCrypt.com
Kevin A. Ranson
John Candy goooooood!
About.com
Fred Topel
Excellent comedy. Really plays the soap opera and magic typewriter gimmicks to the fullest.
BrianOrndorf.com
Brian Orndorf
It appears as though Mankiewicz wanted to conduct his own triumphant slapstick symphony with Delirious. He just brought the wrong sheet music to share with his cast.
Miami Herald
Bill Cosford
The soaps remain safe - so far the real things are dependably funnier than the movies about them.
Orlando Sentinel
Jay Boyar
Often... the script and the all-thumbs direction of Tom Mankiewicz leave Candy and the rest of the cast (Mariel Hemingway, Emma Samms, David Rasche, Raymond Burr) stranded.
New York Daily News
Harry Haun
Despite the Candy topping, "Delirious" ain't delicious.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Steve Murray
To its credit, "Delirious" has a sweet affability, even at its most predictable.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ellen Futterman
While there are some pleasant, even funny, moments, many of the gags are of the "slapschtick" variety, with much too much slap and no real memorable schtick.
Los Angeles Times
Michael Wilmington
It's a movie about a nightmare, but instead of turning into some kind of bad dream itself, it just turns into a bad movie.
Variety
Variety Staff
Delirious is a witless comedy about soap operas in which the estimable John Candy mugs uncomfortably through a desperately unfunny script with a plot as tediously convoluted as those it spoofs.
New York Times
Janet Maslin
The film has slow stretches, but Mr. Candy is jaunty enough to keep the mood good-humored.
Austin Chronicle
Louis Black
Though clever, Delirious is so light it just keeps threatening to blow away. Candy, who is fine at the center of this, is just not powerful enough to pull it all into him.
Sacramento Bee
Joe Baltake
John Candy and company may have been loudly struggling and straining on screen to find even a smidgen of humor in the pathetic plot, but you could hear a pin drop in the theater.
Tulsa World
Brad Phelps
Delirious is what everyone involved with this project must have been when they decided it was a good idea.
El Nuevo Herald (Miami)
Rene Jordan
In Delirious, everything is like a telenovela. Strictly on a diet of absurdity, the film loses comedy and ends up being annoying. [Full review in Spanish]
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