White Palace (1990)
Overview
Max Baron is a Jewish advertising executive in his 20s who's still getting over the death of his wife. Nora Baker is a 40-something diner waitress who enjoys the wilder side of life. Mismatched or not, their attraction is instant and smoldering. With time, however, their class and age differences become an obstacle in their relationship, especially since Max can't keep Nora a secret from his Jewish friends and upper-crust associates forever.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $17,487,531.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 11.692 |
Directed By
Luis Mandoki
Crew
Luis Mandoki
Bill Finnegan
Sydney Pollack
Robin Forman
Amy Robinson
Carol Littleton
Jeannine Oppewall
Durinda Wood
Mark Rosenberg
Ted Tally
Lajos Koltai
Lisa Jensen
Alvin Sargent
Glenn Savan
Lisa Fischer
Griffin Dunne
Nancy Nayor
John Wright Stevens
Andy Nelson
Bridget Bergman
Robert Grieve
Samuel F. Kaufman
Steve Pederson
Dan Yale
Ronnie Budwig
Don Digirolamo
Leslie Ann Anderson
Ronnie Specter
Stephan von Hase
George Fenton
TOP CAST
Susan Sarandon
Nora Baker
James Spader
Max Baron
Kathy Bates
Rosemary
Jason Alexander
Neil
Eileen Brennan
Judy
Steven Hill
Sol Horowitz
Renée Taylor
Edith Baron
Jonathan Penner
Marv Miller
Rachel Chagall
Rachel (as Rachel Levin)
Corey Parker
Larry Klugman
Barbara Howard
Sherri Klugman
Kim Myers
Heidi Solomon (as Kim Meyers)
Hildy Brooks
Ella Horowitz
Mitzi McCall
Sophie Rosen
Maria Pitillo
Janey
Jeremy Piven
Kahn
K.C. Carr
Stripper
Toni Lynn
Hostess
Glenn Savan
White Palace Customer
Fannie Belle Lebby
Marcia
Vernon Dudas
Jimmy the Bartender
Maryann Kopperman
Reba Pasker
Robert Bourgeois
Bachelor Party Men
Lantz Harshbarger
Bachelor Party Men
Jordan Stone
Bachelor Party Men
William Oberbeck
Eddie Lobodiak
John Flack
Advertising Executive
Wilma Myracle
Helen
Joseph Rosenbloom
Rabbi
Michael E. Arnett
Country Western Singer
Janet Lofton
Supermarket Checker
Sherry Grogan
Mrs. Goodman
Patrick S. Harrigan
Mr. Goodman
Adrienne Evans
Brunch Guest
Ellen Cantalupo
Waitress
Jonathan Ames
Restaurant Customer
Louis Brill
Elderly Man
Blanche Brill
Elderly Woman
Carlo Allen
Additional Voice (voice)
Charles Bazaldua
Additional Voice (voice)
Bart Braverman
Additional Voice (voice)
Joan Crosby
Additional Voice (voice)
Judi Durand
Additional Voice (voice)
Greg Finley
Additional Voice (voice)
Javier Grajeda
Additional Voice (voice)
Rosanna Huffman
Additional Voice (voice)
Barbara Harris
Additional Voice (voice)
Harvey Jason
Additional Voice (voice)
Marsha Kramer
Additional Voice (voice)
David McCharen
Additional Voice (voice)
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