After all, as a sketch, the Coneheads weren’t exactly classic stuff and it’s difficult to believe anyone is going to rush to the film out of fond nostalgia for what was basically a one-trick pony.

If you thought the Coneheads really came from France, you should read “Coneheads: The Life and Times of Beldar Conehead” (Hyperion), by Tom Davis and Dan Aykroyd with a little help from Jane ...

The Coneheads are good neighbors, play golf, read Cosmo, raise their young one Connie (Michelle Burke) into adolescence and, of course, consume mass quantities.

CONEHEADS, directed by Steve Barron; screenplay by Tom Davis, Dan Aykroyd, Bonnie Turner and Terry Turner; director of photography, Francis Kenny; music composed by David Newman; production ...

In the case of “The Coneheads,” consuming mass quantities is unacceptable. (STAR) 1/2 Originally Published: August 6, 1993 at 1:00 a.m.

But where, you ask, are the Coneheads really from? Their story began in the mid-1970s, when Dan Aykroyd and SNL-writer Tom Davis visited Easter Island on vacation and became obsessed with the ...

Mr. Aykroyd, through his publicist Susan Patricola, denied that the Coneheads were in any way related to Zippy. Meanwhile, “The Coneheads” screen debut has Zippy in a dither.

Coneheads is an enjoyable movie for two types of people: fans of the older 1970-ish Saturday Night Live episodes and young kids between the ages of 5 and 9 who will always laugh when they see a ...

If you didn’t like the Coneheads on “SNL,” then your TV screen and their alien voices are cranked up to a 1000 decibels. If you liked the 5-minute skit on “SNL,” you still may not be ...

Coneheads, those folks-next-door aliens made famous in sketches on “Saturday Night Live” during the late 1970s, are taking up residence at Kings Dominion theme park near Doswell, Va. Th… ...

After Coneheads, in which Aykroyd and Jane Curtin reprise their Beldar and Prymaat characters, the actor has a string of movies lined up, including a possible sequel to the Blues Brothers movie in ...

Finally, someone has made a comedy that is better than the Saturday Night Live sketch that inspired it. Coneheads isn't a classic; if you chart its laugh frequency on a line graph, the chart ...