Sam Finney, the son of Grace and George. Jenna Boyd as Sally Finney, the daughter of Grace and George and the sister of Sam. Doris Roberts as Peggy Roberts, the mother of Dickie Michael Buffer as himself, he was the ring announcer on Celebrity Boxing. John Farley as a referee on Celebrity Boxing. Fred Wolf as Dickie's Corner Man Joey Diaz and Kevin Grevioux as Emmanuel's Entourage Spencer Garrett and Hal Sparks as Publishers Rachel Dratch as Rob Reiner's Secretary Retta as Sad Eye Sadie Ian Gomez as Strange Man Edie McClurg as Mrs. Gertrude Ambyr Childers as Barbie Michael McDonald as Maitre D' Kevin Farley as Valet Sasha Mitchell as Angry Driver Erin Murphy as Brittany Tom Arnold as himself, he is encountered by Dickie at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. Dick Van Patten as himself Jann Carl as herself Peter Dante as himself Jonathan Loughran as himself Florence Henderson as herself, she partakes in the "Child Stars on Your Television" song. Marion Ross as herself, she partakes in the "Child Stars on Your Television" song. David Soul as himself (archive footage), he was said to be the father of Dickie through Peggy. Brendan Fraser as himself (uncredited), Dickie encounters him at a Lamaze class with his wife. Former child star cameos Emmanuel Lewis as himself, he pairs off against Dickie in Celebrity Boxing. "Child Stars on Your Television" song Willie Aames Fred Berry Todd Bridges Gary Coleman Jeff Conaway Tony Dow Corey Feldman Corey Haim Christopher Knight Barry Livingston Mike Lookinland Maureen McCormick Eddie Mekka Jeremy Miller Erin Moran Haywood Nelson Jay North Ron Palillo Butch Patrick Paul Petersen Adam Rich Rodney Allen Rippy Ernest Lee Thomas Charlene Tilton Dickie's friends Danny Bonaduce Dustin Diamond Corey Feldman Leif Garrett Barry Williams as himself, he appears as a friend of Dickie who doubts that Brendan Fraser would hook him up with Rob Reiner. Production Fred Wolf and David Spade originally wrote a skit in the '90s for Saturday Night Live about a child star rampage, spoofing The Silence of the Lambs, for when Macaulay Culkin was hosting, but it was cut. The idea was later pitched to The WB, but they turned it down. It was eventually totally rewritten and turned into this movie, originally written as a dark comedy with more references to drug use by child stars. Sally's "Brick wall, waterfall" routine was something Jenna Boyd was doing