New York, New York (1977)
Overview
An egotistical saxophone player and a young singer meet on V-J Day and embark upon a strained and rocky romance, even as their careers begin a long uphill climb.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $14,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $16,400,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.786 |
Directed By
Martin Scorsese
Crew
Ralph Burns
John Kander
Gene Kirkwood
Mel Dellar
Michael Grillo
Bruce McBroom
Richmond L. Aguilar
Bobby Byrne
Robert M. Stevens
Joseph E. Thibo
Michael Westmore
Christina Smith
Sydney Guilaroff
Hal W. Polaire
Lynn Stalmaster
Kay Rose
William Saracino
Leonard Lookabaugh
Mary Keats
June Miggins
Jerry Graham
Hannah Scheel
Victoria Sampson
Curly Thirlwell
Martin Scorsese
Earl Mac Rauch
Mardik Martin
Robert Chartoff
Irwin Winkler
László Kovács
Bert Lovitt
David Ramirez
Tom Rolf
Marcia Lucas
Fred Ebb
Fred Ebb
John Kander
Boris Leven
Harry Kemm
Robert De Vestel
Ruby R. Levitt
Theadora Van Runkle
Michael Colgan
James Fritch
Robert W. Glass Jr.
David Holden
Larry Jost
Harry Keramidas
Richard Portman
Dan Perri
TOP CAST
Liza Minnelli
Francine Evans
Robert De Niro
Jimmy Doyle
Lionel Stander
Tony Harwell
Barry Primus
Paul Wilson
Mary Kay Place
Bernice Bennett
George Memmoli
Nicky
Dick Miller
Palm Club Owner
Murray Moston
Horace Morris
Leonard Gaines
Artie Kirks
Clarence Clemons
Cecil Powell
Georgie Auld
Frankie Harte
Kathi McGinnis
Ellen Flannery
Norman Palmer
Desk Clerk
Adam David Winkler
Jimmy Doyle Jr.
Dimitri Logothetis
Desk Clerk
Frank Sivero
Eddie Di Muzio
Diahnne Abbott
Harlem Club Singer
Margo Winkler
Argumentative Woman
Steven Prince
Record Producer
Don Calfa
Gilbert
Bernie Kuby
Justice of the Peace
Selma Archerd
Wife of Justice of the Peace
Bill Baldwin
Announcer in Moonlit Terrace
Mary Lindsay
Hat Check Girl in Meadows
Jon Cutler
Musician in Frankie Harte Band
Nicky Blair
Cab Driver
Casey Kasem
D.J. aka Midnight Bird
Jay Salerno
Bus Driver
William Tole
Tommy Dorsey
Sydney Guilaroff
Hairdresser
Peter Savage
Horace Morris' Assistant
Gene Castle
Dancing Sailor
Louis Guss
Frankie Harte Band Member
Shera Danese
Doyle's Girl in Major Chord
Bill McMillan
D.J.
David Nichols
Arnold Trench
Harry Northup
Alabama
Marty Zagon
Manager of South Bend Ballroom
Timothy Blake
Nurse
Betty Cole
Charwoman
DeForest Covan
Porter
Phil Gray
Trombone Player in Jimmy Doyle's Band
Roosevelt Smith
Bouncer in Major Chord
Bruce L. Lucoff
Cab Driver
Bill Phillips Murry
Waiter in Harlem Club
Clint Arnold
Trombone Player in Palm Club
Richard A. Berk
Drummer in Palm Club
Jack R. Clinton
Bartender in Palm Club
Wilfred R. Middlebrooks
Bass Player in Palm Club
Jake Vernon Porter
Trumpet Player in Palm Club
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