Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!
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- | * [[Ian Ziering]] as | + | * [[Ian Ziering]] as Fin Shepard<!-- use common name, not full name Fin Allan Shepard --> |
- | * [[Tara Reid]] as | + | * [[Tara Reid]] as April Shepard, Fin's wife<!-- "And" credit at the end of the first list --> |
- | * [[Cassie Scerbo]] as | + | * [[Cassie Scerbo]] as Nova Clarke, a former waitress at Fin's restaurant |
* [[Bo Derek]] as May Wexler, April's mother | * [[Bo Derek]] as May Wexler, April's mother | ||
* [[Mark McGrath]] as Martin Brody, Fin's brother-in-law | * [[Mark McGrath]] as Martin Brody, Fin's brother-in-law | ||
- | * [[Frankie Muniz]] as Lucas Stevens | + | * [[Frankie Muniz]] as Lucas Stevens, Nova's partner |
- | * [[Ryan Newman (Actress)|Ryan Newman]] as | + | * [[Ryan Newman (Actress)|Ryan Newman]] as Claudia Shepard, Fin and April's daughter |
- | * [[Mark Cuban]] as President Marcus Robbins, the | + | * [[Mark Cuban]] as President Marcus Robbins |
- | * [[David Hasselhoff]] as | + | * [[Jack Griffo]] as Billy, a guy who befriends Claudia at the amusement park. |
+ | <!-- "With" credit --> | ||
+ | * [[David Hasselhoff]] as Gilbert Grayson Shepard, Fin's father and a former NASA colonel | ||
===Supporting cast=== | ===Supporting cast=== |
Revision as of 21:46, 6 August 2017
Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! | ||
Theatrical release poster | ||
Genre | Disaster Horror Science Fiction | |
Written by | Thunder Levin | |
Developed by | Anthony C. Ferrante | |
Starring | Ian Ziering Cassie Scerbo Bo Derek Mark McGrath Frankie Muniz Ryan Newman Mark Cuban Jack Griffo David Hasselhoff Tara Reid | |
Theme music composer | Christopher Cano Chris Ridenhour | |
Country of origin | United States | |
Original language(s) | English | |
Production | ||
Producer(s) | David Michael Latt | |
Cinematography | Ben Demaree | |
Running time | 90 minutes | |
Production company(s) | The Asylum Syfy Films | |
Release | ||
Original channel | Syfy | |
Original release | July 22, 2015 | |
Chronology | ||
Preceded by | Sharknado 2: The Second One | |
Followed by | Sharknado: The 4th Awakens (2016) | |
Related shows | Lavalantula (2015) | |
External links |
Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! is a 2015 American television film and the third installment in the Sharknado series, following Sharknado and Sharknado 2: The Second One. The film was directed by Anthony C. Ferrante with Ian Ziering, Tara Reid, Cassie Scerbo, and Mark McGrath reprising their roles from the previous installments. Also joining the cast are David Hasselhoff, Bo Derek, Ryan Newman (replacing Aubrey Peeples in the role of Claudia Shepard, from the first film), and Jack Griffo.
The film premiered on Syfy in the United States on July 22, 2015.
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Plot
While sharknado fighter Fin Shepard is in Washington, D.C. to receive a medal of honor from the president, another sharknado strikes, devastating the nation's capital. Fin and the president work together to defeat the sharks, and the storm unexpectedly subsides. Fearing that April, who is at Universal Orlando with their daughter Claudia and her mother May, is in danger, Fin heads for Florida. On his way there, he encounters a "fognado", which is stopped by Nova Clarke, his former employee from the first film who has become a hardened sharknado storm tracker, and her partner Lucas Stevens. They stop at a military airport where they get clearance to use a fighter jet to bomb other forming sharknados. Lucas sacrifices himself to blow up a sharknado so Nova and Fin can escape. They detonate a bomb in a sharknado over the Daytona 500 race. After crash landing in Orlando they reunite with April, Claudia and May who have survived the sharknado that has hit the theme park. Realizing that the numerous storms will soon combine into a massive "sharkicane" that will destroy the entire East Coast, Fin calls in a favor from his estranged father, former NASA colonel Gil Shepard, for a risky plan to destroy the storm from space.
Gil, Fin, April, and Nova reach Cape Canaveral and where they plan to use a top-secret Space Shuttle to blow up tanks of rocket fuel into the storm. While Nova clears a path, Gil, Fin and April launch into space where they detonate the external tank, but it fails to stop the wall of sharknados. Gil deploys "Plan B", activating a Reagan-era Strategic Defense Initiative satellite laser weapon. This time, the sharknados are destroyed, but the beam causes the sharks to propel into space, attacking the shuttle. Fin fights them off using an energy-beam chainsaw; he and April are eaten by two separate sharks which fall back down to Earth. Though the sharks are charred from atmospheric entry, Fin emerges from his shark and discovers that April has too along with their newborn. As the family and Nova reunite, Fin names his newborn son after his father, who has landed on the moon. April is about to recover Fin's father's badge when a Shuttle fragment is about to hit her.
Cast
Principal cast
- Ian Ziering as Fin Shepard
- Tara Reid as April Shepard, Fin's wife
- Cassie Scerbo as Nova Clarke, a former waitress at Fin's restaurant
- Bo Derek as May Wexler, April's mother
- Mark McGrath as Martin Brody, Fin's brother-in-law
- Frankie Muniz as Lucas Stevens, Nova's partner
- Ryan Newman as Claudia Shepard, Fin and April's daughter
- Mark Cuban as President Marcus Robbins
- Jack Griffo as Billy, a guy who befriends Claudia at the amusement park.
- David Hasselhoff as Gilbert Grayson Shepard, Fin's father and a former NASA colonel
Supporting cast
- Blair Fowler as Jess, Claudia's friend
- Michael Winslow as Brian "Jonesy" Jones
- Michelle Beadle as Agent Argyle
- Ne-Yo as Agent Devoreaux
- Chris Jericho as Bruce the ride attendant
- Ann Coulter as Vice President Sonia Buck
- Melvin Gregg as Chad
- Christopher Judge as Lead Agent Model
- Grant Imahara as Lodge
- Lou Ferrigno as Agent Banner
- Lorenzo Lamas as Sergeant Rock
- Kim Richards as Babs Jansen, a park attendant at Universal Studios Orlando a[1]
- Benjamin Bronk as Preacher
- Bill Engvall as Gary Martin Hayes, the White House Chief of Staff
- Jackie Collins as herself
- Cindy Margolis as Ms. Litella
- Kellita Smith as Sergeant Roberta Warren
- Maria Menounos as C.J. Sorkin
- Keltie Knight as Alves
- Reza Farahan as Park Police Guard #1
- Robert Klein as Mayor of New York
- Anthony Weiner as Nasa Director Regina
- Tim Russ as General Gottlieb
- Maryse Ouellet Mizanin as Park Police Guard #2
- Ryan Kerrigan as Technician Garber
- Renee Willett as Technician
- Michael Bolten as Steve the ride attendant
- Rick Fox as Principle SSA Webb
- Ron Starrantino as Private Kelly
- Jerry Springer as Mr. White
- Ray J as Tom Major
- Genevieve Morton as Guest at the White House
- Penn Jillette as Lieutenant Colonel Stylo
- Teller as Major Caissier
- Joey Logano as himself
- Brad Keselowski as himself
- Kendra Wilkinson as Flo
- Bobak Ferdowski as Matt Mason
- Holly Madison as Lieutenant Harrison
- Harvey Levin as Lester Williams
- Derek Caldwell as Airman Ray
- Josh Barnett as Sergeant Richards
- Max Kellerman as Airman Joseph
- Yasmin Yeganeh as Specialist Atkins
- Gerald "Slink" Johnson as Lieutenant Jared
- Darcy Demoss as Airman #1
- Jorge Bernal as Bernie
- Marcellus Wiley as Spl. Iverson
- Chris Kirkpatrick as Lifeguard
- Tom Compton as Reporter
- Michele Bachmann as Congresswoman Michele Bachmann
- Brian Mitchell as Technician Howe
- Jessalyn Gerbholz as Universal Park Patrons
- Kelly Colbourne as Universal Park Patrons
- Diana Terranova as The Bride
- George R.R. Martin as himself
- Matt Lauer as himself
- Al Roker as himself
- Natalie Morales as herself
- Savannah Guthrie as herself
- Kathie Lee Gifford as herself
- Hoda Kotb as herself
- Elvis Duran as himself
- Alexis Ohanian as himself
- Jared S. Fogle as himselfb[2]
- Tony Pace as himself
- George H. Diller as himselfc[3]
- Bill Davis as himselfd[4]
- Doug Burdinski as Douglas Vortex
- Frank Kramer as himselfe[5]
- Heidi Decker as herselfe[6]
- Avalon Stone as Carly
- Juliana Ferrante as Julianaf[7]
- Anthony C. Ferrante as NASA Launch Director Marymee
- Petunia as herselfg[8]
Uncredited cameos
- Erika Jordan as NASA Engineer Harleen Quinn
- Bruno Salomone as René Joubert
- Thunder Levin as Mr. Benchley from the Post
- Chad Johnson as NASA technician
- Jorge Bernal as Bernie
- Jedward as Tourists
- Neville Southall
- Oliver Kalkofe and Peter Rütten as Rollercoaster patrons
- Kevin Sorbo as Colonel Tony Saracen
- Steve Guttenberg as Colton West
- Corey Feldman as Aleksandr
- Marc Maron as Club promoter
Production
Release
Critical reception
Tie-in merchandise
Sequel
- Main article: Sharknado: The 4th Awakens
Sharknado 4 was confirmed to follow upon Sharknado 3's premiere. The film concludes with a cliffhanger leaving open the question as to whether April is killed by falling wreckage. An ad campaign that commenced after the film promoted a Twitter campaign offering fans the chance to decide her fate with the hashtags "#AprilLives" or "#AprilDies", with the results to be revealed in Sharknado 4
Crossover
A promotional trailer reveals that Ian Ziering also makes an appearance as Fin Shepard in Lavalantula, which debuts on July 25, 2015, the Saturday after Sharknado 3's Wednesday premiere. This indicates that it takes place in a shared universe. As he says he has "shark problems right now", this may indicate that the events of Lavalantula take place just before or concurrently with Sharknado 3'. Steve Guttenberg, the star of Lavalantula, also appears in Sharknado 3.
Notes
- a. ^ Character name from the movie Animal House, in which "Babs Jansen" ultimately becomes a tour guide at Universal Studios Hollywood.
- b. ^ The scenes concerning Jared Fogle were cut from the SyFy broadcast following his legal issues prior to the film's premiere.
- c. ^ George Diller is the real-life public affairs announcer at NASA.
- d. ^ Bill Davis is the real-life president of Universal Orlando. He has a cameo as a greeter at the ticket gate.
- e. ^ a b Heidi Decker and Frank Kramer of The Heidi & Frank Show radio show on Dish Nation had cameos as radio hosts.
- f. ^ Juliana Ferrante is director Anthony C. Ferrante's daughter
- g. ^ Petunia is a stuffed animal possum who has regular cameo appearances in the Sharknado series.
References
External links
Sharknado | |||||
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Core films | Main series | Sharknado (2013) • Sharknado 2: The Second One (2014) • Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! (2015) • Sharknado: The 4th Awakens (2016) • Sharknado 5: Global Swarming (2017) | |||
Spin-off films | Lavalantula (2015) • 2 Lava 2 Lantula (2016) | ||||
Other media | Sharknado: The Video Game (2014) • Archie vs. Sharknado (2015) • Z Nation (2014-2016) |