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Chris Farley as Thomas "Tommy" Callahan III Clinton Turnbull as Young Tommy; David Spade as Richard Hayden Ryder Britton as Young Richard; Bo Derek as Beverly Burns-Barrish, Tommy's stepmother; Julie Warner as Michelle Brock, a high school classmate of Tommy's who later becomes his love interest; Dan Aykroyd as Ray Zalinsky; Brian Dennehy as ...
A comedy film about Tommy Callahan, a dimwitted son who inherits his father's auto parts factory and tries to save it from a rival company. He travels across the country with his father's assistant, Richard, and faces various obstacles and adventures along the way.
Mar 31, 1995 · Tommy Boy is a 1995 adventure comedy film starring Chris Farley as Tommy Callahan, a dimwitted son who tries to save his father's auto-parts business. The film also features David Spade, Brian Dennehy, Bo Derek and Rob Lowe in supporting roles.
- (97K)
- Adventure, Comedy
- Peter Segal
- 1995-03-31
Thomas R. "Tommy" Callahan III is the titular main protagonist of the 1995 comedy movie Tommy Boy. He was played by the late Chris Farley, who famously portrayed Matt Foley on Saturday Night Live and would later go on to portray Mike Donnelly in Black Sheep (1996) and Haru in Beverly Hills Ninja (1997). Plot []
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Tommy Boy is a comedy film starring Chris Farley as Tommy Callahan, a salesman who tries to save his family's business. See photos, quotes, and trivia about the character and the movie on IMDb.
40% Tomatometer 45 Reviews 90% Audience Score 250,000+ Ratings After his beloved father (Brian Dennehy) dies, dimwitted Tommy Callahan (Chris Farley) inherits a near-bankrupt automobile parts...
- (45)
- Comedy
- PG-13
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Brief Synopsis. When Tommy Callahan graduates triumphantly after seven years of college with a D+ average and returns to Sandusky, Ohio, to learn the family business, no one is prouder than his father, Big Tom--or more surprised than his hometown.
