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Description: Mel Brooks brings his one-of-a-kind comic touch to the history of mankind covering events from the Old Testament to the French Revolution in a series of episodic comedy vignettes.

Cast:
Moses: Mel Brooks
Emperor Nero: Dom DeLuise
Empress Nympho: Madeline Kahn
Count de Monet: Harvey Korman
Madame Defarge: Cloris Leachman
Swiftus: Ron Carey
Josephus: Gregory Hines
Mademoiselle Rimbaud: Pamela Stephenson
Marcus Vindictus: Shecky Greene
Chief Caveman: Sid Caesar
Miriam: Mary-Margaret Humes
Narrator: Orson Welles
Prehistoric Man: Rod Haask
Prehistoric Woman: Leigh French
Prehistoric Man / Disciple - The Roman Empire: Earl Finn
Court Spokesman - The Roman Empire: Howard Morris
Soothsayer - The Roman Empire: Charlie Callas
Competence - The Roman Empire: Dena Dietrich
Roman Officer - The Roman Empire: Rod Haase
Stoned Soldier #1 - The Roman Empire: Ron Clark
Stoned Soldier #2 - The Roman Empire: Jack Riley
Leonardo DaVinci - The Roman Empire: Art Metrano
Caladonia - The Roman Empire: Diane Day
Chemist - The Roman Empire: Henny Youngman
Lt. Bob - The Roman Empire: Hunter von Leer
Maitre 'D - The Roman Empire: Fritz Feld
Entrepreneur - The Roman Empire: Hugh Hefner
Plumbing Salesman - The Roman Empire: Pat McCormick
Column Salesman - The Roman Empire: Barry Levinson
Barber-Bloodletter - The Roman Empire: Sid Gould
Oedipus - The Roman Empire: Ronny Graham
Gladiator - The Roman Empire: Jim Steck
Leader of Senate - The Roman Empire: John Myhers
Wagon Driver - The Roman Empire: Lee Delano
Senator #1 - The Roman Empire (as Robert B. Goldberg): Robert Goldberg
Senator #2 - The Roman Empire: Alan U. Schwartz
Senator #3 - The Roman Empire: Jay Burton
Roman Citizen - The Roman Empire: Milt Freedman
Small Liar - The Roman Empire: Johnny Silver
Auctioneer - The Roman Empire: Charles Thomas Murphy
Slave - The Roman Empire: Eileen Saki
Jesus - The Roman Empire: John Hurt
Disciple - The Roman Empire: Gilbert Lee
Game Show Girl - The Roman Empire: Christine Dickinson
Vestal Virgin - The Roman Empire: Lou Mulford
Jew #1 - The Spanish Inquisition: Jackie Mason
Chief Monk - The Spanish Inquisition: Phil Leeds
Rat Vendor - The French Revolution: Jack Carter
Nothing Vendor - The French Revolution: Jan Murray
Bearnaise - The French Revolution: Andréas Voutsinas
Monsieur Rimbaud - The French Revolution: Spike Milligan
Rich Man - The French Revolution: John Hillerman
Applecore Vendor - The French Revolution (as Sidney Lassick): Sydney Lassick
Poppinjay - The French Revolution: Jonathan Cecil
Gerard - The French Revolution: Andrew Sachs
Queen - The French Revolution: Fiona Richmond
Citizen Official - The French Revolution: Nigel Hawthorne
Baguette - The French Revolution: Bella Emberg
Footman - The French Revolution: Geoffrey Larder
Executioner - The French Revolution: George Lane Cooper
Lady Marie - The French Revolution: Stephanie Marrian
Duke D'Honnefleur - The French Revolution: Royce Mills
Tartuffe - The French Revolution: Mike Cottrell
Le Fevre - The French Revolution: Gerald Staddon
Marche - The French Revolution (as John Gavin): John Ghavan
Le Muff - The French Revolution: Rusty Goffe
Coming Attractions: Royce D. Applegate
Jew: Jack Tyree
Dole Office Clerk: Bea Arthur
Swimmer: Judy Susman
Insolent Flunkey: Sean Barry-Weske
Bit Part: Ava Cadell
Torturer: Dennon Rawles
Prison Guard: Harry Fielder
Nun, Synchronized swimmer dancer: Sandra Gray
Minor Role: Raven Grey Eagle
King Louis XVI's Servant: Walter Henry
Swimming Nun: Linda Hoxit
Nun: Denise McKenna
voice of God speaking to Moses: Carl Reiner
French Girl: Cleo Rocos
French Revolutionary: Peter Ross-Murray
Dancer: Dom Salinaro
Roman Officer: Ted White
Used Chariot Salesman: Albert Whitlock
Roman Senator: Tom Willett
Revolutionary Peasant: Fred Wood

Written by: Mel Brooks

Director: Mel Brooks

Production: Brooksfilms, 20th Century Fox

Release date: 12 Jun 1981

Box Office: $31,672,907