The Prince of Tides (1991)
Overview
A troubled Southern man talks to his suicidal sister's psychiatrist about their family history and falls in love with her (and New York City) in the process.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $30,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $74,787,599.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 14.204 |
Directed By
Barbra Streisand
Crew
Stephen Goldblatt
Barbra Streisand
James Newton Howard
Cis Corman
Don Zimmerman
James T. Roe III
Barbra Streisand
Pat Conroy
Becky Johnston
Pat Conroy
Andrew S. Karsch
Isabel Harkins
Bonnie Finnegan
Caryl Heller
Ruth Morley
Kaye Pownall
Lynn Rodgers
Sheldon Schrager
W. Steven Graham
Paul Sylbert
Colleen Callaghan
Manlio Rocchetti
Arthur Howe Jr.
Leslie A. Pope
Ray Quinlan
Thomas A. Reilly
Timothy M. Bourne
Debra Kent
Tom O'Halloran
Sheldon Schrager
Kay Chapin
Robert Ward
Larry Huston
Ted Churchill
Robert Huberman
Ray De La Motte
Shirlee Strahm
Frank Ferrara
TOP CAST
Nick Nolte
Tom Wingo
Barbra Streisand
Susan Lowenstein
Blythe Danner
Sally Wingo
Kate Nelligan
Lila Wingo Newbury
Jeroen Krabbé
Herbert Woodruff
Melinda Dillon
Savannah Wingo
George Carlin
Eddie Detreville
Jason Gould
Bernard Woodruff
Brad Sullivan
Henry Wingo
Maggie Collier
Lucy Wingo
Lindsay Wray
Jennifer Wingo
Brandlyn Whitaker
Chandler Wingo
Justen Woods
Tom Wingo (age 6)
Bobby Fain
Tom Wingo (age 10)
Trey Yearwood
Tom Wingo (age 13)
Tiffany Jean Davis
Savannah Wingo (age 6)
Nancy Moore Atchison
Savannah Wingo (age 10)
Kiki Runyan
Savannah Wingo (age 13)
Grayson Fricke
Luke Wingo (age 9)
Ryan Newman
Luke Wingo (age 13)
Chris Stacy
Luke Wingo (age 16)
Milton Clark Jr.
Doctor
Bonnie Johnson
Nurse #1
Dottie Soracco
Nurse #2
Bob Hannah
Reese Newbury
Norman Max Maxwell
Rapist #1
R.D. Oprea
Rapist #2
Rebecca Fleming
Megan Daniels
Sandy Rowe
Monique
Alan Sader
Spencer Richardson
Frederick Neumann
Madison Kingsley
Nick Searcy
Man at Party
Kirk Whalum
Saxophonist
Marilyn Carter
Anna Richardson
Yvonne Erickson
Christine Kingsley
Lee Lively
Ed Rosenberg
Ann Pierce
Riva Rosenberg
Francis Dumaurier
Waiter
John Arceri
Vendor
Warren Kremin
Fisherman
Robert Baglia
Vince (uncredited)
Marianne Hettinger
Jogger (uncredited)
John Simmit
Man (uncredited)
Leon Watkins
Man at Party (uncredited)
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