Moonstruck (1987)
Overview
37-year-old Italian-American widow Loretta Castorini believes she is unlucky in love, and so accepts a marriage proposal from her boyfriend Johnny, even though she doesn't love him. When she meets his estranged younger brother Ronny, an emotional and passionate man, she finds herself drawn to him. She tries to resist, but Ronny, who blames his brother for the loss of his hand, has no scruples about aggressively pursuing her while Johnny is out of the country. As Loretta falls for Ronny, she learns that she's not the only one in her family with a secret romance.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $15,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $122,100,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 14.378 |
Directed By
Norman Jewison
Crew
Dick Hyman
Philip Rosenberg
David Watkin
Lou Lombardo
Bonnie Palef
Patrick J. Palmer
Norman Jewison
Norman Jewison
Ann Brodie
Blanca Jansuzian
Gino Empry
Darryl Wright
Joanne Tickle
Katherine Broadfoot
Alexia Beach
Nick Sweetman
Craig S. Kohne
Michael DiCosimo
Bob Hausler
Gilberto Godoy
Bonnie Palef
Theoni V. Aldredge
Lynn Elston
Suzanne Rothbaum
Paul Pettigrew
Deborah Paull
Julie Bovasso
Steve Schottenfeld
Jeff Flach
Michael Fruhling
Michael Bird
Tony Gamiello
Billy Bishop
Guy Tanno
Rose Trimarco
Steve Balzarini
Kim Maitland
Frank Schulz
Tim Guinness
Kenneth Goss
Bill Reinhardt
Jon Linder
J. Kathleen Gibson
Jackie Martin
Tina Hong
Thomas A. Imperato
Harry J. Leavey
Jim Sweeney
Sam Broomall
Stephen Auerbach
Sam Bruskin
Vince Burns
Michael DeCasper
Laura Gross
Peter Hume
David McAree
Andrew Shea
Susanna David
Thom Ryan
Dave Sheridan
Eric Gerard
David Whittaker
James L. Thompson
Randy Tambling
Robert DaPrato
Rae Thurston
Steve Ferrier
Richard Reseigne
Beth Boigon
Valley Via Reseigne
Jaro Dick
Elena Kenney
Stacie Rauch
J. Tracy Budd
Bruno De La Celle
Arthur Rowsell
Ursula Brooke
James D. Brown
David Lemmen
Guenter Bartlik
Toni Blay
Roberta Mayer
Anthony Matteo
Jeremy Podeswa
Stefani Brown
John Patrick Shanley
Howard Feuer
Dan Davis
Barbra Matis
Siv Sandstrom
Mark Vargo
Harald Ortenburger
Carl Zittrer
Eoin Sprott
Sue Fellows
Alison Grace
Anke Bakker
Ross Carter
Paul Durand
Alison Fisher
Joe Grimaldi
Don White
Jan A. Campbell
Dennis Maitland
Renate Leuschner
Leonard Engelman
Lewis Gould
Roger Paradiso
Gregory Palmer
Stephen Wertimer
Renee Bodner
Philip Smith
Jimmy Raitt
Ann Petrie
Gábor Kövér
Vincent Galindez
Jürgen Vollmer
Bob Grimaldi
Ed Jackson
Lee Michael Searles
Rosmary Conte
Michael O'Farrell
Sharon Lackie
Alison Clark
Andy Malcolm
Jeff Woolnough
Ann Petrie
TOP CAST
Cher
Loretta Castorini
Nicolas Cage
Ronny Cammareri
Vincent Gardenia
Cosmo Castorini
Olympia Dukakis
Rose Castorini
Danny Aiello
Mr. Johnny Cammareri
Julie Bovasso
Rita Cappomaggi
John Mahoney
Perry
Louis Guss
Raymond Capomaggi
Feodor Chaliapin Jr.
Old Man
Anita Gillette
Mona
Leonardo Cimino
Felix
Paula Trueman
Lucy
Nada Despotovich
Chrissy
Joe Grifasi
Shy Waiter
Gina DeAngeles
Old Crone
Robin Bartlett
Barbara
Helen Hanft
Lotte
David S. Howard
Irv
Robert Weil
Bobo
Amy Aquino
Bonnie
Tony Azito
Conti
Frank Gio
Florist
Ann McDonough
Nancy
John Christopher Jones
Lowell
Lisa Howard
Patricia
Cynthia Dale
Sheila
Anthony Messuri
Priest
Martha Collins
Mimi
John Fanning
Rodolfo
Antonia Minella
Vesta
Nicholas Pasco
Eddie
Al Therrien
Bob
Lou Pitoscia
Mook
Gilberto Godoy
Rocco
Louis Di Bianco
Jimmy
Betti Orsatti
Woman in Hair Salon
Michael Barbaro
Pietro
Antonio Pariselli
Franco
Corrado Gianna
Old Man
Tommy Hollis
Parking Attendant
Matt Myers
Cab Driver
Michael Dunster
P.A. Announcer
Stella Bruno
Old Woman
Mimi Cecchini
Old Woman
Mimi Lizio
Ruby
Tim Koetting
Al
Gerard Flannery
Harvey
Robert Payson
Man at Bar
Catherine Scorsese
Customer at Bakery
Jack K. Tsirakis
Bar Patron
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