Chaos in Camp Cucamonga

Movie
German title	Chaos in Camp Cucamonga
Original title	Camp Cucamonga
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1990
length	93 minutes
Age rating	FSK -
Rod
Director	Roger Duchowny
script	Bennett Tramer
production	Rich Melcombe
music	Michael Cruz
camera	Peter Smokler
cut	Larry Harris
occupation
John Ratzenberger : Marvin Schector Chad Allen : Frankie Calloway Jennifer Aniston : Ava Schector Candace Cameron : Amber Lewis Richard Herd : Thornton Bradley Dorothy Lyman : Millie Schector Danica McKellar : Lindsey Scott Breckin Meyer : Cody Brian Robbins : Roger Berg Josh Saviano : Max Plotkin Tasha Scott : Jennifer Lauren Tewes : Mrs. Scott Jaleel White : Dennis Brooks G. Gordon Liddy : Howard Sloan Sherman Hemsley : Herbert Himmel

Chaos in Camp Cucamonga is a 1990 American comedy film directed by Roger Duchowny . The film was also shown as The Crazy Vacation Camp .

action

The comedy shows a youth camp run by Marvin Schector, who is helped by his daughter Ava. Lindsey Scott, whose parents are separated, is bullied by the other children. Dennis Brooks and his friend Frankie love to party.

The storylines include the love affair between two adult caregivers.

Six children organize a party in the forest, cannot find their way back and are considered missing. The warehouse is currently being inspected. Schector loses the state license that allows him to organize holiday camps.

criticism

The Lexicon of International Films writes: "Over-the-top teen comedy that produces nothing more than sub-par, easily stupid entertainment."

Remarks

In this comedy, Jennifer Aniston and Breckin Meyer made their debut alongside some other well-known young actors such as Chad Allen and Josh Saviano as well as young actors such as Candace Cameron and Jaleel White , who were to become known in the following years, especially in youth roles on US television in comedy series . Aniston's future co-star on Friends TV series , Matthew Perry , was also tested but not cast. The film was produced for television.

Web links

• Chaos at Camp Cucamonga in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Chaos in Camp Cucamonga at rotten tomatoes (English)
• Discussion on mdr.de ( Memento from September 26, 2006 in the Internet Archive )

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Chaos in Camp Cucamonga. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .