Floundering (1994)
Overview
A disaffected and increasingly disturbed young man journeys through post-riot Los Angeles.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.88 |
Directed By
Peter McCarthy
Crew
Dan Wool
Peter McCarthy
Lisa Monti
Gayla Basehart
Dody Dorn
Cecilia Montiel
Randy Westgate
Denis Maloney
Peter McCarthy
Peter McCarthy
Peter McCarthy
Jeanne McCarthy
TOP CAST
James Le Gros
John
Shaka
Shaman
Zander Schloss
Catatonic Man
John Cusack
JC
Nina Siemaszko
Gal
Jeremy Piven
Guy
Dolores DeLuce
Breadstore Clerk
Eddie Baytos
Paper Thief
Maritza Rivera
Elle
Yolanda García
Yolanda
Ángel García
Pepe
Tom Cortese
Drug Dealer
Therman Statom
Drug Buyer
Margaret McNally
Westsider
Anna Wacks
Westside Kid
Gary Gershaw
Loan Officer
Bill Fishman
Insurance Salesman
Bobby Collins
Insurance Salesman
Ted Raimi
Safe Salesman
Ned Bellamy
Phonebook
Brigid McBride
Imagemaker
Steve Buscemi
Ned
Alex Cox
Photographer
Timothy P.J. McKee
Make-up Artist
Cynthia Ojeda
Model
Stokely Chaffin
Photographer's Assistant
Nelson Lyon
Chief Merryl Fence
Billy Bob Thornton
Gun Clerk
Dave Roberson
Burly Driver
Hugh McKay
Bob
Mary Portser
Suzie
Dave Navarro
Drug Kid
Kim Wayans
Unemployment
Catherine Butterfield
Nurse Folicle
Ethan Hawke
Jimmy
Ed Pansullo
Flower Vendor
Alex Michel
Producer
Lisa Zane
Jessica
Ebbe Roe Smith
Dougie
Fernando Cruz Jr.
Cholo Kid
Demetrius Navarro
Cholo Driver
Brian Wimmer
Hunk
Olivia Barash
Ruthie
Doug Williams
Freddie
Kelly Coffield Park
Christi
Jo Harvey Allen
Mom
Biff Yeager
Dad
Sy Richardson
Commander K
Chazz Carter
Crack Smoker
Del Zamora
2nd Crack Smoker
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