English Movie Review Wishin' and Hopin' - Cast & Crew

Molly Ringwald is a prominent actress, singer, dancer, and author in America. It becomes hard to believe that a person is enriched with such distinct skills. Molly was born on 18 February 1968 in Roseville, California, U.S. Molly has served the American entertainment industry since 1977. She began acting as the Dormouse in Alice in Wonderland. Molly’s filmographic works consist of Tempest, Sixteen Candles, Beautiful in Pink, King Lear, The Pick-up Artist, Betsy’s Wedding, Face the Music, Bastard Children, The Brutal Truth, Cowboy Up, Guest of Cindy Sherman, Bad Night, and many more.

Cherie was named Cheryl Ann Oteri by her father Gaetano Thomas Oteri who was the founder of the company called ‘Of Music’. She has an Italian origin. Growing up with three siblings Tommy Jr., Denise and Brian she was educated in Pennsylvania. She went to Archbishop Predergast High School situated in Derex Hill. When Oteri was 28 years, she shifted to Los Angeles from Upper Derby working for A&M Records for around four years. Later she proceeded to be engaged in a comedy group called The Groundlings. Saturday Night Live happened to her while performing for her troupe. Chris Kattan was impressed by her monolog acting as filler. She was then being called for an audition in New York which made her way into this production making her debut in September 1995. 

Chevy Chase or Cornelius Crane Chase is an American actor, writer, and comedian. Chase has influenced various artists including the likes of Mike Myers, Tim Allen, Will Ferrell, and Ryan Reynolds. Chase is also known for his roles in movies such as Foul Play, “Seems like Old Times,” “Caddyshack,” Fletch, Three Amigos, Spies like Us, and in television shows such as Saturday Night Live, and the NBC-produced, Community. Cornelius Crane Chase, as he was originally named, was born to parents Edward Chase and Cathalene Parker, in New York. Chase is also the grandson of Edward Leigh Chase and was named “Chevy,” by his grandmother. Chase belonged to a family of cognoscenti and was also listed when he was quite young, in the American Social Register. Chase pursued schooling at the Riverdale Country School, and further, attended the Stockbridge School in Massachusetts. Later on, Chase pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Bard College in New York. During his adolescent years, Chase played the drums and the keyboard for the band from Boston titled “Chameleon Church.” Before attaining fame, Chase worked as a cab driver, construction worker, truck driver, audio engineer, and other odd jobs. In 1967, Chase Co-founded the comedy ensemble titled “Channel One,” and also wrote columns for the Mad Magazine. In 1973, he joined the cast of the satirical, “The National Lampoon Radio Hour,” where he worked alongside the likes of Bill Murray, John Belushi, among many others. A couple of years later, Chase became a part of the NBC-produced "Saturday Night Live,” (SNL) where he got famous for his pratfall depicting former President Gerald Ford’s accidental tripping during a visit to Austria. Chase was also the recipient of a Golden Globe Award and two Emmy Awards for his work at the SNL. In the year 1976, Chase quit SNL and was replaced by Bill Murray.