Cast and Crew of The World's Greatest Lover

Cast of
The World's Greatest Lover

About The World's Greatest Lover

  • Released on December 18, 1977
  • Comedy

When frustrated movie studio mogul Adolph Zitz announces a talent search for a romantic leading man to rival the great Rudolph Valentino, thousands of hopefuls decend upon Hollywood. Rudy Valentine, a neurotic baker from Milwaukee, knows little about romance or acting. But when his wife leaves him for the real Valentino, Rudy goes to outrageous lengths to win the role of a lifetime and win back the love of his life.

Full Cast of The World's Greatest Lover

Dom DeLuise
plays Adolph Zitz

Fritz Feld
plays Tomaso Abalone

Carol Arthur
plays Woman in Record Store

Candice Azzara
plays Anne Calassandro

Carl Ballantine
plays Uncle Harry

Stanley Brock
plays Yes Man #2

Warren Burton
plays Greta Ga-Ga

Matt Collins
plays Rudolph Valentino

Lou Cutell
plays Mr. Kipper

Richard Dimitri
plays Tony Lassiter

Josip Elic
plays Headwaiter

Melissa Fellen
plays Cousin Corrine

Ricky Fellen
plays Cousin Max

James Gleason
plays Room Clerk

Ronny Graham
plays Director Dorsey

Michael Huddleston
plays Barber

Richard Karron
plays Bodyguard

Michael McManus
plays Yes Man #5

Art Mendelli
plays Jailor

Sidney Miller
plays Man at the Table

Jorge Moreno
plays Mexican Gangster

Jack Riley
plays Projectionist

Billy Sands
plays Guard - Paramount

Rolfe Sedan
plays Conductor

Florence Sundstrom
plays Aunt Tillie

Sal Viscuso
plays Assistant Director

Mark Silberman
plays Cousin Buddy

Robert Ball
plays Bald Man

Randolph Dobbs
plays Yes Man #1

Sandy Rovetta
plays Woman Dancer

Hannah Dean
plays Maid

Rita Conde
plays Whore #1

Teda Bracci
plays Whore #3

Elaine Everett
plays Whore #4

Gustaf Unger
plays Producer

Harry Gold
plays Runner

Poncie Ponce
plays Pineapple

Frank O'Brien
plays Yes Man #4

Mews Small
plays Slave Girl #2

Harriet Gibson
plays Pastry Customer

Richard A. Roth
plays Chico

Norbert Schiller
plays Captain

Peter Elbling
plays Robert Drake

Freddie Roberto
plays Priest

Charles Knapp
plays Bakery Foreman

George Memmoli
plays Truck Driver

Pat Ast
plays Italian Wardrobe Lady / Bakery Lady

Tracey Cohn
plays Little Girl on Train

John Ponyman
plays Singer with Megaphone

Patrick Regan
plays Assistant Director

Skip E. Lowe
plays First Wardrobe Man

Nora Boland
plays Woman

David Levy
plays Elevator Operator

Bunny Summers
plays Mother on Train

Carson King
plays Guard at Rainbow Studio

Pavla Ustinov
plays Leading Lady

Alvin Hammer
plays Second Wardrobe Man

Vincent Edward Vaccaro
plays Legionnaire

Zooey Hall
plays Finalist #1 - Gary

Susanna Van Haaren
plays Greta

Lydia Goya
plays Singer in Jail

Speedy Zapata
plays Mexican Sidekick

Gino Gottarelli
plays Make-up Man

Kay Dingle
plays Young Woman on Train

Nick Dimitri
plays Asst. Director - Seaside / Boy Friend on Train


Crew of The World's Greatest Lover