Stardust Memories (1980)
Overview
While attending a retrospect of his work, a filmmaker recalls his life and his loves: the inspirations for his films.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $10,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $10,389,003.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 10.496 |
Directed By
Woody Allen
Crew
Woody Allen
Woody Allen
Robert Greenhut
Charles H. Joffe
Jack Rollins
Gordon Willis
Susan E. Morse
Juliet Taylor
Michael Peyser
Frederic B. Blankfein
Yudi Bennett
Lois Kramer Hartwick
Randall Badger
Kay Chapin
Susan Danzig
Charles Zalben
Ezra Swerdlow
Brian Hamill
Dick Mingalone
Douglas C. Hart
Tom Weston
Robert Ward
Dusty Wallace
James Mazzola
Edward Swanson
Joe Williams Sr.
Michael R. Miller
Lowell Mate
James Sabat
Vito L. Ilardi
Joseph Badalucco Jr.
Carol Joffe
James Sorice
Cosmo Sorice
Jeffrey Kurland
Lee Austin
Rose Trimarco
Werner Sherer
Gretchen Rennell
Harry J. Leavey
Cheryl Hill
Helen Robin
Roger Paradiso
James Greenhut
Patti Perret
Steve Rose
Mel Bourne
Michael Molly
Steven J. Jordan
Santo Loquasto
Fern Buchner
Jack Higgins
Dan Sable
TOP CAST
Woody Allen
Sandy Bates
Charlotte Rampling
Dorrie
Jessica Harper
Daisy
Marie-Christine Barrault
Isobel
Tony Roberts
Tony
Daniel Stern
Actor
Amy Wright
Shelley
Helen Hanft
Vivian Orkin
John Rothman
Jack Abel
Eli Mintz
Old Man
Gabriel Barre
UFO Follower
Judith Roberts
Singer: "Three Little Words"
Barry Weiss
Dancer: "Three Little Words"
Renée Lippin
Sandy's Press Agent
Irving Metzman
Sandy's Lawyer
Irwin Keyes
Fan Outside Hotel
John Doumanian
Armenian Fan
Sharon Stone
Pretty Girl on train
Noel Behn
Doug Orkin
Anne DeSalvo
Sandy's Sister
Joan Neuman
Sandy's Mother
Ken Chapin
Sandy's Father
Leonardo Cimino
Sandy's Analyst
Bob Maroff
Jerry Abraham
Gabrielle Strasun
Charlotte Ames
David Lipman
George, Sandy's Chauffeur
Robert Munk
Boy Sandy
J.E. Beaucaire
Sam
Andy Albeck
Studio Executive
Robert Friedman
Studio Executive
Douglas Ireland
Studio Executive
Jack Rollins
Studio Executive
Howard Kissel
Sandy's Manager
Max Leavitt
Sandy's Doctor
Sol Lomita
Sandy's Accountant
Dorothy Leon
Sandy's Cook
Roy Brocksmith
Dick Lobel
Simon Newey
Mr. Payson
Victoria Zussin
Mrs. Payson
Frances Pole
Libby
Bill Anthony
Fan - Hotel Arrival
Filomena Spagnuolo
Fan - Hotel Arrival
Ruth Rugoff
Fan - Hotel Arrival
Martha Whitehead
Fan - Hotel Arrival
Robin Ruinsky
Questions Askers - Screening
Adrian Richards
Questions Askers - Screening
Dominick Petrolino
Questions Askers - Screening
Sharon Brous
Questions Askers - Screening
Michael Zannella
Questions Askers - Screening
Doris Dugan Slater
Questions Askers - Screening
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