Strange Wilderness

Animal enthusiast Peter Gaulke (Steve Zahn) and his sidekick Fred Wolf (Allen Covert) host an ailing wildlife TV show "Strange Wilderness," which is in a steep ratings decline. Desperate to save the show, Peter hatches a Hail Mary scheme to find the one animal that could truly turn the show around and change the nature-show landscape forever - Bigfoot.

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Release Date: February 1, 2008
Genre: Comedy
Running Time:
Distributor(s): Paramount Pictures
Tagline: This ain't March of the Penguins.
MPAA Rating: R for non-stop language, drug use, crude and sexual humor.

Director:
Fred Wolf

Writer(s):
Peter Gaulke - Screenplay
Fred Wolf - Screenplay

Producer(s):
Happy Madison - Producer

Movie Casts:
Jake Abel - Conservationist
Kevin Alejandro - Hispanic Man #1
Krista Allen - Krista
Joe Don Baker - Bill Calhoun
Terrence Beasor - Old Man
Ernest Borgnine - Milas
Sheryl Chambers - Sheryl
Blake Clark - Dick
Lisa Cornelison - Brenda
Allen Covert - Fred Wolf
Eve Curtis - Office Worker
Peter Dante - Danny Guiterrez
Will Deutsch - Office Person
John Farley - Mountain doctor
Ayda Field - Mountain Nurse
Jeff Garlin - Ed Lawson
Harry Hamlin - Sky Pierson
Kevin Heffernan - Whitaker
Jonah Hill - Cooker
Tom Hippler - Paramedic
Spencer Jambor - Dentist's Patient
Joan Jones - Mrs. Martell
Dee Jordan - Office Person
Alison Kay - Alison
Justin Long - Junior
Sheila Lussier - Bill's Wife
Alex Craig Mann - Sherman Baskin
David Mattey - Bigfoot
Ryan O'Quinn - Helicopter Pilot (voice)
Robert Patrick - Gus Hayden
Jennifer Perkins - Debbie
Alveraz Ricardez - Federali #4
Emilio Rivera - Border Guard
Bryan Ross - Interviewee
Roberto 'Sanz' Sanchez - Border Guard #3
Ashley Scott - Cheryl
Angela Shelton - Wanda
Troy Sims - Border Guard #1
Meg Wolf - Judy
Steve Zahn - Peter Gaulke

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