Biloxi Blues (1988)
Overview
A Jewish teenager sets three goals: lose his virginity, become a writer, and survive World War II.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $20,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $51,684,798.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.733 |
Directed By
Mike Nichols
Crew
Mike Nichols
Paul Sylbert
Joseph M. Caracciolo
Joseph M. Caracciolo
Neil Simon
Marykay Powell
Bill Butler
Sam O'Steen
Neil Simon
Georges Delerue
Ray Stark
Juliet Taylor
Ann Roth
Michael Haley
James W. Skotchdopole
Richard Nord
Patrick Mullins
Kelvin R. Trahan
Stan Bochner
Carla Corwin
Glen Trotiner
Bill Coe
Herbert F. Mulligan
Edward C. Sexton
Frank Bianco
Bruce Ericksen
Amy Roth
Peter Gerling
William Ward
Daniel Ottesen
Wendi Haas
Don Smetzer
Gail Showalter
Francis J. McBride
Kelvin R. Trahan
Michael Jacobi
Bruce Pearson
Allan Byer
Alan Hicks
Michael Dennison
James Malone
Kris Cole
Tony Martinez
Ralph Gerling
Kevin Brink
B.J. Bjorkman
Gary Jones
Carlos Quiles
John Ottesen
Whitey Hughes
Joan Eisenberg
Lee Dichter
Robert Hein
Jay Cannistraci
Rick LeFevour
Norman Buck
Robert Ulland
James McGrath
Michael J. Fabiano
Sarah Tackett
Lori Kornspun
TOP CAST
Matthew Broderick
Eugene Morris Jerome
Christopher Walken
Sgt. Toomey
Matt Mulhern
Joseph Wykowski
Corey Parker
Arnold B. Epstein
Markus Flanagan
Roy Selridge
Casey Siemaszko
Don Carney
Michael Dolan
James J. Hennesey
Penelope Ann Miller
Daisy
Park Overall
Rowena
Alan Pottinger
Peek
Mark Jacobs
Pinelli
David Kienzle
Corporal
Matthew Kimbrough
Spitting Cook
Kirby Mitchell
Digger #1
Allen Turner
Digger #2
Tom Kagy
Digger #3
Jeff Bailey
Mess Hall Corporal
Bill Russell
Rifle Instructor
Natalie Canerday
Self
A. Collin Roddey
Pvt. Roddey
Christopher Ginnaven
Cpl. Ginnaven
Morris Mead
Cpl. Mead
David Whitman
Tower Officer
Norman Rose
Newsreel Announcer
Michael Haley
Cpl. Haley
Ben Hynum
Pvt. Lindstrom
Andy Wigington
Cpl. Wigington
Christopher Phelps
Pvt. Phelps
Scott Sudbury
Pvt. Sudbury
Katherine Barry
Additional Voice
Ed Bradley
Additional Voice
Charles Dietz
Additional Voice
John Fedinatz
Additional Voice
Lee Jines
Additional Voice
Shirley Jordan
Additional Voice
Tina Kalimos
Additional Voice
John Anthony Lack
Additional Voice
Conan McCarty
Additional Voice
Albert Owens
Additional Voice
Virginia Sandifur
Additional Voice
Craig Sechler
Additional Voice
Jeffrey Shafer
Additional Voice
David James Sharp
Additional Voice
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