WHO:            Cast attendees include: David Spade, Mary McCormack,
                     Rob Reiner, Alyssa Milano, Edie McClurg, Tom Arnold,
                     Ian Gomez, Scott Terra and Jenna Boyd

              Former Child Stars Appearing as Themselves in the Film: Alison
              Arngrim (Little House on the Prairie), Todd Bridges (Diff'rent
              Strokes), Tony Dow (Leave It to Beaver), Leif Garrett (former
              pop star), Corey Feldman (The Lost Boys, License to Drive),
              Christopher Knight (The Brady Bunch), Emmanuel Lewis (Webster),
              Barry Livingston (My Three Sons), Eddie Mekka (Laverne &
              Shirley), Erin Moran (Happy Days), Susan Olsen (The Brady
              Bunch), Paul Peterson (The Donna Reed Show), Adam Rich (Eight Is
              Enough), Rodney Allen Rippy ('Jack in the Box' commercial kid),
              Marion Ross (Happy Days), Ernest Thomas (What's Happening!!),
              Fred Berry (What's Happening!!), Charlene Tilton (Dallas), Barry
              Williams (The Brady Bunch) ... and more to follow

              Additional Celebrity attendees include: Adam Sandler, Brendan
              Fraser, Ashton Kutcher, Frankie Muniz, Ozzy Osbourne, Sharon
              Osbourne, Kelly Osbourne, Jack Osbourne, Rob Schneider, Wendie
              Malick, George Segal, Laura San Giacomo, Enrico Colantoni, Holly
              Marie Combs, Tony Hawk, DJ Qualls, Kevin James, Danny Masterson,
              Jesse Bradford, Sara Rue, Gary Dourdan, Sarah Ramos (American
              Dreams), Arlen Escarpeta (American Dreams) ... and more to
              follow


     WHEN:      WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 2003 -_ AT 7:30pm -- Arrivals
                begin at 6:30pm

     WHERE:     CINERAMA DOME
                6360 Sunset Boulevard
                HOLLYWOOD

ABOUT "Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star"

Back in the `70s, little Dickie Roberts could do no wrong. The beloved child star of the hugely popular TV sitcom "The Glimmer Gang" was adored by millions of viewers who were captivated by his quirky charm . . . and then he turned six. Suddenly the ratings slipped, his show was cancelled and the Dickie Roberts phenomenon ended for everyone -- except for Dickie Roberts. Desperate to rise from the obscurity he plunged into after puberty, Dickie (David Spade), now a 35-year-old parking valet, is willing to do anything -- from celebrity boxing matches to cosmetic surgery -- in order to get his career back on track.

Convinced his star will rise again if only he can ace an audition for director Rob Reiner (portraying himself), Dickie is stunned when Reiner explains to him that because of his former life in the spotlight, he missed out on his childhood, and now isn't "normal" enough for the part. Can someone who has missed out on a normal upbringing simply "reboot" himself like a human computer? Dickie Roberts is about to find out, once he puts his plan -- "operation redo childhood" -- into full swing.
 

                Release Date:  September 5, 2003
                Directed by:   Sam Weisman
                Produced by:   Adam Sandler & Jack Giarraputo
                Starring:      David Spade, Mary McCormack, Jon Lovitz,
                               Craig Bierko, Alyssa Milano and Rob Reiner
                Written by:    Fred Wolf & David Spade
                MPAA Rating:   This film has been rated PG-13 by the Motion
                Picture Association of America for crude & sex related humor,
                language & drug references.

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