Good Times

April. 11,1967      
Rating:
4.5
Trailer Synopsis Cast

Sonny and Cher spoof many Hollywood classic movie scenes.

Sonny Bono as  Sonny
Cher as  Cher
George Sanders as  Mr. Mordicus / Knife McBlade / White hunter / Zarubian
Norman Alden as  Warren
Larry Duran as  Smith
Kelly Thordsen as  Tough Hombre
Lennie Weinrib as  Leslie Garth
Peter Robbins as  Brandon
Edy Williams as  Mordicus' Girl
China Lee as  Mordicus' Girl

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