Music of the Heart (1999)
Overview
Story of a schoolteacher's struggle to teach violin to inner-city Harlem kids.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $27,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $14,859,394.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.0893 |
Directed By
Wes Craven
Crew
Wes Craven
Pamela Gray
Susan Kaplan
Marianne Maddalena
Allan Miller
Walter Scheuer
Mason Daring
Peter Deming
Gregg Featherman
Patrick Lussier
Avy Kaufman
Bruce Alan Miller
Beth Kuhn
George DeTitta Jr.
Susan Lyall
Peggy Mulloy
Sheila Waldron
Frank Anello
Daniel K. Arredondo
Stuart M. Besser
Sandy Gallin
Nicholas Mastandrea
Meryl Poster
Amy Slotnick
Harvey Weinstein
Bob Weinstein
Peter Bucossi
Debi Young
Diane Warren
TOP CAST
Meryl Streep
Roberta
Cloris Leachman
Assunta
Henry Dinhofer
Lexi at 5
Michael Angarano
Nick at 7
Robert Ari
Supervisor
Aidan Quinn
Brian
Teddy Coluca
Taxi Driver
Angela Bassett
Janet
Josh Pais
Dennis
Barbara Gonzalez
Janet's Secretary
Jade Yorker
DeSean at 11
Victoria Gómez
Lucy at 10
Justin Pierre Edmund
Bongo Kid
Justin 'DJ' Spaulding
Naeem at 9
Zoe Sternbach-Taubman
Guadalupe at 9
Christopher Lopez
Adam
Ruben Jared Seraballs
James
Lucy Nonas-Barnes
Becky
Rosalyn Coleman
Mrs. Adisa
Kevin Miller
Hall Boy
Hazel Medina
Alice
Gloria Estefan
Isabel
Iraida Polanco
Landlady
Asha Sapp
Tanisha
Betsy Aidem
Mrs. Lamb
Julie Janney
Flight Attendant
Cole Hawkins
Lawrence at 5
Arthur French
Ernie
Edmund Wilkinson
Sheetrock Man
French Napier
Painter
Socorro Santiago
Lucy's Mother
Dominic Walters
Justin
Jean-Luke Figueroa
Ramon
Sam Fox Royston
Leonard
Jane Leeves
Dorothea
Eva Loomis
Vanessa
Melay Araya
Rachel
Charlie Hofheimer
Nick at 17
Kieran Culkin
Lexi at 15
Asease Korankyi
Shandra
Myra Lucretia Taylor
Beverly
Olga Merediz
Ramon's Mother
Christian Berreondo
Ramon's Brother
Leilani Irvin
Myesha
Sophia Guaspari
Rosario
Adam LeFevre
Mr. Klein
Rafael John Alan Hines
Simon
Jordan Ware
Kenny
Amanda Muchnick
Stephanie
Ian Quinlan
Carlos
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