Cast of Dinner for Schmucks: Where Are They Now
A schmuck is an idiot or jerk. This is a Yiddish word that is quite old-fashioned yet not that harsh. Apart from other words like jerk, loser, or idiot, schmuck is the least mean of saying someone stupid and not a harsh word.
Cast of Dinner for Schmucks is a sitcom and an alternative version of the 1998 French black comedy movie The Dinner Game. The gist of the story is, that Tim (Paul Rudd) rising managerial person who wins the chance by finding the guest IRS employee Barry (Steve Carell) for his director’s monthly event, arranges an epic dinner that benefits the executive who came along with the biggest dumb. This movie has the same plot line as The Dinner Game. This movie has the following cast members.
1- Steve Carell as Barry Speck
Steve Carell or Steven John Carell, an American comedian and actor known for his work in television and movies. He returned to television in a comedy series (2016-2018) as a co-creator which he made with his wife Nancy Carell. Currently, he is a morning anchor in The Morning Show (2019- Present) for which he was nominated for the Primetime Emmy Award.
2- Paul Rudd as Tim Conrad
Paul Rudd made his acting first appearance in 1991 in a commercial. Since then he has been a leading star. Currently, he is working on the Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania.
3- Stephanie Szostak as Julie
Stephanie Szostak who played the role of Julie in The Cast of Dinner for Schmucks now resides outside New York City with her husband and two kids. Szostak is pronounced as *Show-Stack*. She is best known for her appearance in The Devil Wears Prada, The Cast of Dinner for Schmucks, Iron Man 3, and R.I.P.D. Her most recent drama series is A Million Little Things.
Similarly, other actors and actresses played their part in The Dinner for Schmucks whose names are mentioned below.
- Jemaine Clement as Kieran Vollard
- Zach Galifianakis as Therman Murch
- Lucy Punch as Darla
- Bruce Greenwood as Lance Fender
- Shannah Barrett as Restaurant petron
- Jonathan Morgan Heit as Kyle
About Schmucks for Dinner
Tim Conrad (Paul Rudd), a financial executive Made a smart plan by inviting Swiss businessman Martin Mueller (David Williams) to be the client of his boss’s firm. Upon achieving this success, Tim was asked by his boss to be the part of *dinner for winners* for which he needed to find an odd person with special talent to come along with for dinner. The winner will earn a trophy and that executive will be renowned. However, Tim realizes that it will be a dinner for idiots and people will mock that person badly. On hearing about this harsh dinner, Tim’s girlfriend Julie (Stephanie Sozstak) asked him not to attend it which was agreed upon.
The next day, Tim coincidentally hit IRS employee Barry Speck (Steve Carell) with his while he was trying to recover a dead mouse. Noticing his weird behavior, Tim decided that Barry would be the perfect call for the dinner for idiots. That night, Barry reaches Tim’s house unexpectedly and invites Darla (Lucy Punch) with whom Tim had a one-night stand years ago. Realizing his mistake, Barry decided to protect Tim’s House from Darla. However, when Julie reached Tim’s apartment, Barry mistook her for Darla and asked her to leave. Julie asks Tim if he is cheating on her while on the other hand, Barry scares away Darla. Through a voicemail, Tim got to know the location of Julie which was Vollard’s Ranch. With Barry’s help, they go to that address where they find Barry’s boss and rival Therman Murch (Zach Galifianakis) (Who stole Barry’s wife). After the chaos, when Tim and Barry followed Julie to the ranch, Tim offended Barry which made Barry hurt Julie’s and Tim’s relationship.
However, even after all this, Barry arrives at the dinner party which makes a win-win situation for Tim. But surprisingly, Therman arrives. Humiliating Barry with mind control. With Tim’s help, Barry overcame it. But due to the guest’s bird, a major chaos is created and Martin loses his finger and Tim gets fired, and so does Julie. In the end, Tim got married to Julie, while Darla and Barry were in a relationship. Barry started a monthly *Breakfast for Champions* for all the losers. Therman started his new book, while Tim got Muller a new museum started in Switzerland. At last, Fendr’s company went into too much loss and was named *Wall Street’s Biggest Losers* by Forbes magazine.
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About the Guests
Cast of Dinner for Schmucks is a movie where a dinner for losers is hosted by Tim’s boss in which guests will be mocked mercilessly. For dinner, Barry arrives at the dinner party as Tim’s guest which makes Tim a candidate for the trophy. Surprisingly, Therman arrives as another executive’s guest insulting Barry with the mind control. Fender reveals to everyone about the dinner for the loser party which makes all the guests realize that they were only invited to be mocked at. This revelation created a chaotic mess between the guests and the executives. This mess leads Therman to lose his finger and has Fender’s mansion burning down.
(By Nikita Jain)
