Ski School (film)

Ski School is a 1991 comedy film directed by Damian Lee and starring Dean Cameron. Its plot concerns a fictional ski school. A sequel, Ski School 2, followed in 1994, also starring Cameron.

Ski School
Directed byDamian Lee
Produced byDamian Lee
Curtis Petersen
Written byDavid Mitchell
StarringDean Cameron
Tom Bresnahan
Stuart Fratkin
Darlene Vogel
Charlie Spradling
Patrick Labyorteaux
Mark Thomas Miller
Ava Fabian
Spencer Rochfort
John Pyper-Ferguson
Music bySteve Hunter
CinematographyCurtis Petersen
Edited byReid Dennison
Distributed byMoviestore Entertainment
Release date
  • January 11, 1991 (1991-01-11)
Running time
95 minutes (US), 89 minutes elsewhere
CountryCanada
LanguageEnglish
Box office$18,476[1]

Plot

A hard-partying section of the school, Section 8, led by Dave Marshak (Dean Cameron) must face a more buttoned-up section of the school led by Reid Janssens (Mark Thomas Miller) to save their jobs. They recruit hotshot newcomer, John Roland (Tom Bresnahan) to help them win an end-of-the-season skiing competition and also play a series of hilarious pranks on Reid and his cronies (especially, Derek and Eric) along the way.

Cast

Production notes

Ski School was filmed in Los Angeles, California and on location in Mount Hood, Oregon and Whistler, British Columbia.

The movie's soundtrack features two songs by the band Lock Up, a late-80s musical outfit featuring Tom Morello on guitar, pre-dating his Rage Against the Machine fame.

Release

The film was released theatrically in the United States on January 11, 1991, although released in Canada the previous year by Cineplex Odeon. Later that year it was released on videocassette in the United States by HBO Video. In 2007, MGM released the movie on DVD. Despite the fact that the back of the DVD says the film is presented in widescreen, it is actually presented in pan and scan.

Homage was paid to the film franchise by It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia in Season 11 Episode 3 where Dean Cameron cameos as a burnt out 'party dude' living on the ski slopes.

References

  1. "Ski School (1991) at Box Office Mojo". boxofficemojo.com. Retrieved 2009-11-14.


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