Dorf Goes Auto Racing
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| Directed by | Barry Landon |
| Written by | Tim Conway |
| Starring | Tim Conway Eddie Deezen |
| Distributed by | J2 Communications |
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Running time | 30 minutes |
| Language | English |
Dorf Goes Auto Racing is a 1990 comedy short film starring Tim Conway, Eddie Deezen and Tim Conway Jr.
Plot
European race car driver Duessel Dorf (a pun on the German city) travels to the United States to compete in a stock car race at Sears Point Raceway, where NASCAR racers respond to his arrival. With a pit crew, Dorf utilizes a tendency to create chaos while attempting to win the race.
This was the last appearance in the series for Boom-Boom LaRue (Michele Smith); she had appeared in all four films to date.
An unfortunate plot line involves a beautiful love interest named Gwendolyn.
“There’s a little bit of Dorf in all of us. But there’s a little more in Gwendolyn.”
Cast
- Tim Conway as Duessel Dorf / Pops Morgan
- Eddie Deezen as Eddie Taylor
- Michele Smith as "Boom-Boom" LaRue
- Anthony De Franco as Tony (credited as Anthony DeFranco)
- Tim Conway Jr. as Willie
- Jim Moore as Jim "Timber Jim"
- Roy Conrad as Dull Banquet Speaker
- William Jeanes as Colonel Bolus
- Joey Mitchell as Interviewer
- Mic Martin as Hotel Clerk
- Sharon Baker as Dowager At Banquet
- John Lewis as Foreign Announcer
- Ed Smith as Cop
- Don Strickland as Announcer
- Bill Douglas as Skid Car Driver
- Steve Syatt as Clown's Voice
- Bruce Flanders as Track Announcer
- Jack Arute as Himself (credited as Jack Aroute)
- Hoyt Axton as Himself
- Geoff Bodine as Himself
- Bob Bondurant as Himself
- Neil Bonnett as Himself
- Bill Brodrick as Himself
- Mike Douglas as Himself
- Ned Jarrett as Himself
- Greg Johnson as Himself
- Glen Long as Himself
- Stuart Miller as Himself
- Phil Parsons as Himself
- Richard Petty as Himself
- Les Richter as Himself
- Ken Schrader as Himself
- Rusty Wallace as Himself
- Darrell Waltrip as Himself (credited as Darrel Waltrip)
- Michael Waltrip as Himself (credited as Mike Waltrip)