Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

AdventureComedyScience Fiction
Overview : Bill and Ted are high school buddies starting a band. They are also about to fail their history class—which means Ted would be sent to military school—but receive help from Rufus, a traveller from a future where their band is the foundation for a perfect society. With the use of Rufus' time machine, Bill and Ted travel to various points in history, returning with important figures to help them complete their final history presentation.
Budget : 10000000USD
language : en
Runtime : 90 min
Release Date : 1989-02-17
Imdb ID : tt0096928
Status : Released

Cast

Keanu Reeves
Ted 'Theodore' Logan

Alex Winter
Bill S. Preston

George Carlin
Rufus

Terry Camilleri
Napoleon

Dan Shor
Billy the Kid

Tony Steedman
Socrates

Rod Loomis
Freud

Al Leong
Genghis Khan

Jane Wiedlin
Joan of Arc

Robert V. Barron
Abraham Lincoln

Clifford David
Beethoven

Hal Landon Jr.
Captain Logan

Bernie Casey
Mr. Ryan

Amy Stoch
Missy / Mom

J. Patrick McNamara
Mr. Preston

Frazier Bain
Deacon

Diane Franklin
Princess Joanna

Kimberley Kates
Princess Elizabeth

William Robbins
Ox

Steve Shepherd
Randolf

Anne Machette
Buffy

Traci Dawn Davis
Jody

Duncan McLeod
Bartender

John Clure
Tattooed Cowboy

Jim Cody Williams
Bearded Cowboy

Dusty O'Dee
Old West Ugly Dude

Heather Pittman
Kerry

Ruth Pittman
Daphne

Richard Alexander
Bowling Alley Manager

James Bowbitch
John the Serf

John Karlsen
Evil Duke

Jeanne Hermine Herek
Mother at Waterslides

Jonathan Bond
Waterslide Attendant

Jeff S. Goodrich
Music Store Salesman

Lisa Rubin
Girl at Mall

Marjean Holden
Student Speaker

Claudia Templeton
Aerobic Saleswoman

Carol Gossler
Aerobic Instructor

James D. Nelson
Mall Photographer

Marcia Darroch
Store Clerk

Steven Rotblatt
Police Psychiatrist

Ed Solomon
Stupid Waiter

Chris Matheson
Ugly Waiter

Mark Ogden
Neanderthal #1

Tom Dugan
Neanderthal #2

Ron Althoff
Security Guard

Martha Davis
The Three Most Important People In The World

Fee Waybill
The Three Most Important People In The World

Clarence Clemons
The Three Most Important People In The World

Phillip V. Caruso
Dance Photographer (uncredited)

Lee Hollingsworth
Student (uncredited)

Greg Lutz
Deputy (uncredited)

Michael S. Murphey
Mr. Ward (uncredited)

Golan Ramraz
Kid at Waterslides (uncredited)

Darrell Redleaf-Fielder
Mall Goer (uncredited)

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Reviews

narrator56
Another one of those movies I first watched a few years after it came out, and just watched again this week. It is still very funny to me in many places during their adventure. Their reaction to stuff that happens is hilarious sometimes, and just the speech patterns they use is witty. Little things like referring to Joan of Arc as Miss of Arc, for example. Remiscent of the valley girl language in Clueless, not so much what happens Is funny as it is how they respond to it. It is an amusing fun ride. There were a couple of minor letdowns for me this time, ones I don’t recall whether a I felt them the first time I watched it. I thought the fun of the action scaled back when they left Bill and Ted and followed Napoleon around back in San Demas. It just seemed to let the air out of the fun a bit. And the report, which is the reason for the adventure, was okay, but could have been funnier. It almost seemed like a letdown after the main action getting there. But it is all harmless fun and I wouldn’t discourage anyone from watching it for a laugh or three.
Geronimo1967
Any film thats starts with "Joan of Arc was not Noah's wife" has got to be worth a look! "Ted" (Keanu Reeves) and best mate "Bill" (Alex Winter) have the knowledge at school - who uses "audacious" even now? They are, however, completely unfocused and like any other teenage boys, distracted by just about anything but schoolwork. Faced with flunking their history project though, they have to get their acts together else their band "Wyld Stallyns" (probably a real porn name in California) might be their only hope of a job, or of avoiding military academy! Luckily, they encounter "Rufus" (George Carlin) and his amazing "Tardis"-esque phone box that they discover they can now use to travel through time and actually meet the great and the good from the past - anywhere in the world. Can they manage to convince some of these people to come to 1980s San Dimas and help them present a real story of time? This is good fun, this. There is a great deal of fraternal chemistry between Reeves and a particularly engaging Winter. The escapades are enjoyably episodic in nature, peppered with just enough history and humour to stop the overall effect becoming puerile. The two lads genuinely engage with the audience as their kindly nature and curiosity proves just a little contagious. Of course, they face obstacles - some with a samurai sword, some with a flashing blue light - and no, there isn't a great deal of jeopardy with the plot - but I really quiet enjoyed this well paced, written and delivered characterful fantasy adventure.