Going Overboard
In the world of comedy, it's sink or swim.
1989 · 1h 37m · R
Comedy
Directed by
Valerie Breiman
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Going Overboard
Overview
A struggling young comedian takes a menial job on a cruise ship where he hopes for his big chance to make it in the world of cruise ship comedy.
Director and cast
- Valerie Breiman Director
- Adam Sandler as Schecky Moskowitz
- Scott LaRose as Dickie Diamond
- Tom Hodges as Bob / Schecky's Mother
- Milton Berle as Himself (Uncredited)
- Lisa Collins as Ellen
- Adam Rifkin as Croaker / Miss Spain
- Peter Berg as Mort Ginsberg
- Billy Zane as King Neptune
- Burt Young as General Noriega
- Valerie Breiman as Bambi
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