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Arnold Schwarzenegger
Jack Slater / Self
Austin O'Brien
Danny Madigan
Bridgette Wilson-Sampras
Whitney / Meredith
F. Murray Abraham
John Practice
Art Carney
Frank
Charles Dance
Benedict
Frank McRae
Lieutenant Dekker
Tom Noonan
Ripper / Tommy Noonan
Robert Prosky
Nick
Anthony Quinn
Tony Vivaldi
Mercedes Ruehl
Irene Madigan
Ian McKellen
Death
Professor Toru Tanaka
Tough Asian Man
Joan Plowright
Teacher
Keith Barish
Self
Jim Belushi
James Belushi
Chevy Chase
Self
Chris Connelly
Self
Karen Duffy
Self
Larry Ferguson
Self
Leeza Gibbons
Self
MC Hammer
M.C. Hammer
Little Richard
Self
Robert Patrick
T-1000
Maria Shriver
Self
Sharon Stone
Catherine Tramell
Melvin Van Peebles
Self
Damon Wayans
Self
Jason Kelly
Lieutenant Governor
Noah Emmerich
Rookie
Tina Turner
The Mayor
Billy D. Lucas
SWAT Cop
Ryan Todd
Andrew Slater
Apollo Dukakis
Polonius
Patrick Flanagan
Punk
Donald C. Llorens
Monoghan
Michael Chieffo
Monroe
Mike Muscat
Cop in L.A. Station
John Finnegan
Watch Commander
Bobbie Brown
Video Babe
Angie Everhart
Video Babe
Jeffrey Braer
Skeezy
Anthony Peck
Cop at Ex-Wife's House
Paul Gonzales
Cop #2 in L.A. Station
Anna Navarro
Cop in Station
Dex Elliott Sanders
Mitchell
Nick Dimitri
Funeral Doctor
Sven-Ole Thorsen
Gunman
Rick Ducommun
Ripper's Agent
Wendle Josepher
Candy Girl
Michael V. Gazzo
Torelli
Lee Reherman
Krause
R.C. Bates
Rabbi
Colleen Camp
Ratcliff
Donna Borghoff
Tammy, Hell's Kitchen Hooker
John McTiernan Sr.
Cigar Stand Man
Tiffany Lynne Puhy
Autograph Seeker
Jean-Claude Van Damme
Jean-Claude Van Damme (uncredited)
Danny DeVito
Whiskers (voice) (uncredited)
Al Leong
Vivaldi Gunmen (uncredited)
Matt Johnston
Vivaldi Gunmen (uncredited)
Thomas Rosales Jr.
Vivaldi Henchman (uncredited)
Peter Kent
Maitre D' (uncredited)
Lena Banks
Movie House Patron (uncredited)
Michael Straka
Autograph Seeker

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A review by Gimly

Written by Gimly on Mon Mar 19 2018

Having just watched this for the first time in 2018, I wonder if Arnold Schwarzenegger had intended for this to be a sort of retirement movie. It very much has that vibe, and would have worked spectacularly to that end in a fun, meta, kind of way. But for better (_Maggie_) or worse (_Terminator 3_) Arnie just keeps on sluggin' and that's the world we live in. So instead of that, I guess _Last Action Hero_ is really just a deconstruction of the over the top action movies the 80s and early 90s did with such aplomb. Is it a scathing criticism of them, or a love letter to them? I don't know, but...