The Goodbye Girl (1977)
Overview
After being dumped by her live-in boyfriend, an unemployed dancer and her 10-year-old daughter are reluctantly forced to live with a struggling off-Broadway actor.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $102,000,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 9.76 |
Directed By
Herbert Ross
Crew
Jerry Wunderlich
Ray Stark
Albert Brenner
John F. Burnett
Herbert Ross
Ann Roth
David M. Walsh
Jennifer Shull
Neil Simon
James Sabat
Jack Roe
Thomas Saccio
Frank L. Brown
Jerry Jost
John Riordan
Roger M. Rothstein
Dave Grusin
Kaye Pownall
Carrie White
Edward D. Markley
Allan Snyder
Terence Harkin
Dennis J. Parrish
Roger M. Rothstein
Spencer Deverell
Al Griswold
Robert P. Cohen
William L. McCaughey
Roger Shearman Jr.
Robert Ward
Michael A. Stevenson
Victor Paul
Martin Danzig
Thomas P. Powell
Maggie Wilde
Robert Davenport
Margaret Booth
Ken Dufva
Norman Harris
Michael Boddicker
Barbara Dunning
Cynnie Troup
Seth Banks
Wayne Fitzgerald
Ted Whitfield
Richard Quinlan
William H. Steiner
Shirlee Strahm
Harry V. Lojewski
Shirley Marcus
Doug Byers
Harry E. Liguski
Mel Traxel
Richard Moran
Mary Malin
Josh Weiner
Vinnie Gerardo
Regina Gruss
TOP CAST
Richard Dreyfuss
Elliot Garfield
Marsha Mason
Paula McFadden
Quinn Cummings
Lucy McFadden
Paul Benedict
Mark
Barbara Rhoades
Donna
Theresa Merritt
Mrs. Crosby
Michael Shawn
Ronnie
Patricia Pearcy
Rhonda
Gene Castle
Assistant Choreographer
Daniel Levans
Dance Instructor
Marilyn Sokol
Linda
Anita Dangler
Mrs. Morganweiss
Victoria Boothby
Mrs. Bodine
Robert Costanzo
Liquor Store Salesman
Pancho González
Mugger
Jose Machado
Mugger
Hubert Kelly
Mugger
Dana Laurita
Cynthia
David S. Cass Sr.
Drunk
Clarence Felder
Critic
Loyita Chapel
Strip Club Dancer
Caprice Clark
Strip Club Dancer
Esther Sutherland
Strip Club Manager
Kensuke Haga
Japanese Salesman
Ryohei Kanokogi
Japanese Salesman
Ruby Holbrook
Woman in Audience
Kristina Hurrell
Gretchen
David Matthau
Furniture Mover
Milt Oberman
Furniture Mover
Eddie Villery
Painter
Joseph Carberry
Strip Club Customer
Eric Uhler
Strip Club Customer
Raymond J. Barry
Richard III Cast
Powers Boothe
Richard III Cast
Tom Everett
Richard III Cast
Janice Fuller
Richard III Cast
Munson Hicks
Richard III Cast
Robert Kerman
Richard III Cast
Jeanne Lange
Richard III Cast
Robert Lesser
Richard III Cast
Fred McCarren
Richard III Cast
Nicholas Mele
Richard III Cast
Maureen Moore
Richard III Cast
Joe Regalbuto
Richard III Cast
Peter Vogt
Richard III Cast
Wendy Cutler
Improvisation Group
Susan Elliot
Improvisation Group
Andy Goldberg
Improvisation Group
Nicol Williamson
Oliver Fry (uncredited)
Paul Willson
Improvisation Group
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