Strange Brew

Dave Thomas plays Doug McKenzie, one of the hapless Canadian brothers who get caught up in a bizarre scheme involving mind control and a local brewery.

Rick Moranis portrays Bob McKenzie, the other half of the Canadian duo who inadvertently become entangled in a plot at the local brewery, leading to comical misadventures.

Max von Sydow takes on the role of Brewmeister Smith, the villainous mastermind behind the scheme at the brewery, adding a touch of seriousness to the comedic chaos.

Paul Dooley plays Claude Elsinore, a character caught in the middle of the bizarre events unfolding at the brewery, adding to the comedic interactions and misunderstandings.

Lynne Griffin portrays Pam Elsinore, who gets caught up in the chaos alongside her father Claude, adding a dynamic element to the comedic situations that ensue.

Angus MacInnes embodies Jean LaRose, a character who plays a part in the quirky happenings at the brewery, contributing to the humorous events that unfold.

Roger Dunn appears as the Beer Store Clerk, a minor character who gets entangled in the strange occurrences at the brewery, adding to the comedic chaos.

Tom Harvey takes on the role of The Inspector, a character who becomes involved in unraveling the mysteries at the brewery, contributing to the comedic elements of the storyline.

Mel Blanc provides the voice of Mr. McKenzie, adding a distinctive touch to the character with his vocal talents in this comedic adventure.

Len Doncheff plays Jack Hawkland, a character who becomes a part of the humorous escapades at the brewery, adding to the quirky and entertaining events.

J. Winston Carroll portrays the Fire Chief, a character who gets entangled in the chaos at the brewery, contributing to the comedic tone of the film.

Douglas Campbell takes on the role of Henry Green, a character who plays a part in the bizarre events unfolding at the brewery, adding to the comedic elements of the story.