Torch Song Trilogy (1988)
Overview
Arnold is a gay man working as a drag queen in 1971 NYC. He meets a handsome bisexual man.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $4,865,997.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 9.467 |
Directed By
Paul Bogart
Crew
Paul Bogart
Mikael Salomon
Colleen Atwood
Harvey Fierstein
Howard Gottfried
Marie Cantin
Ronald K. Fierstein
Nicholas C. Smith
Gail Levin
Lauren Lloyd
Richard Hoover
Marcie Begleiter
Okowita
Michael Warga
Marie Cantin
Peter Matz
Allan K. Rosen
Helen P. Butler
Carlos David Amador
Nancy Berg
Morey Greenberg
David Jellison
Christa Reusch
Doreen F. Schultz
J. Tom Archuleta
Peter Bogart
Douglas J. Kenny
Dennis Maguire
Drew Ann Rosenberg
Alan R. Green
Denise Dugally
Robert Greenfield
Mark Paul Selemon
Steve R. Nelson
Ken S. Polk
Gary Rich
R. Russell Smith
Ken Teaney
Ray Massara
Dwight Campbell
Katherine M. Butler
Todd Liebler
Chris Lombardi
Stephen McNutt
Eric Swanek
Phill Norman
Scott Salmon
Harvey Fierstein
TOP CAST
Matthew Broderick
Alan Simon
Harvey Fierstein
Arnold Beckoff
Anne Bancroft
Ma Beckoff
Brian Kerwin
Ed Reese
Eddie Castrodad
David
Lorry Goldman
Phil Beckoff
Ken Page
Murray
Karen Young
Laurel
Charles Pierce
Bertha Venation
Axel Lott
Marina Del Rey
Benji Schulman
Young Arnold
Nick Montgomery
Chorus Boy
Robert Neary
Chorus Boy
Kim Clark
Female Bar Patron
Stephanie Penn
Female Bar Patron
Geoffrey Harding
Man with Lighter
Michael Bond
Bar Patron
Michael Warga
Bartender
Phil Sky
Man in Back Room
Edgar Small
Arnold's Father
Harriet C. Leider
Maitre D'
Paul Joynt
Heckler in Club
Mitch Carter
Heckler in Club
Bob Minor
Gregory
Byron Deen
Roz
John Beckman
1st Cab Driver
Elliott T. Spar
Rabbi
Alva Chinn
Photographer
Gregory Gilbert
Hustler
John Norman
1st Basher
Mark Zeisler
2nd Basher
Peter MacKenzie
1st Young Man
Peter Nevargic
2nd Young Man
Ted Hook
Old Man
Niall Gartlan
Boy in Fight
Catherine Blue
Teacher
John Branagan
Teacher
Tracy Bogart
Secretary at School
Frits De Knegt
2nd Cab Driver
Michael Lindström
Show Guest (uncredited)
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