Last Exit to Brooklyn (1989)
Overview
A gallery of characters in Brooklyn in the 1950s are crushed by their surroundings and selves: a union strike leader discovers he is gay; a prostitute falls in love with one of her clients; a family cannot cope with the fact that their daughter is illegitimately pregnant.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $1,730,005.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.9373 |
Directed By
Uli Edel
Crew
Stefan Czapsky
Uli Edel
Bernd Eichinger
Hubert Selby Jr.
Mark Knopfler
Peter Przygodda
Dieter Meyer
Herman Weigel
Donald J. Hewitt Jr.
Jake Eberts
Anna Gross
Bill Anagnos
Phil Neilson
Manny Siverio
Mick O'Rourke
G. Mac Brown
Roy Farfel
Don Picard
Glen Trotiner
Richard von Ernst
Sylvia Fay
David W. Howell
Claudia Raschke
Danny Michael
Sally Lesser
Janet Paparazzo
G. Mac Brown
Paul Bucossi
Eva Claudius
Veronica Manchot
Tim Gallin
Nike Zachmanoglou
Zoran Veselić
Will Scheck
David C. Robinson
Tom Wright
Philippe Carr-Forster
Peter R. Adam
Patricia Woodbridge
Danny Aiello III
Carla Corwin
Bruce Lee Gross
Jennifer Lax
Michael Maddi
James Sarzotti
Lilli von Otting
Angelika Deumling
Kathryn Bihr
Leigh Kyle
Dan Mahon
Angelike Gruber
Milan Bor
Don French
Carla Corwin
Anthony Starbuck
Anne Stein
Günther Ruckdeschel
Georgette Künsemüller
Denis Zack
Howard Samuelsohn
Steve Kirshoff
Bernd Schmidl
Andreas Schneider
K.C. Bailey
Werner Achmann
Jery Hewitt
Mel Kutbay
Ed Parente
Karl-Heinz Vogelmann
Jörn Poetzl
Stefan Scholtissek
William Harrison
Britta Sell
George Gonneau
Guy Fletcher
Carol Oditz
Deborah Aquila
Jeffery Passero
David Chapman
Leslie A. Pope
Desmond Nakano
Mark Haack
TOP CAST
Stephen Lang
Harry Black
Jennifer Jason Leigh
Tralala
Burt Young
Big Joe
Peter Dobson
Vinnie
Christopher Murney
Paulie
Jerry Orbach
Boyce
Alexis Arquette
Georgette
Stephen Baldwin
Sal
John Costelloe
Tommy
Cameron Johann
Spook
Ricki Lake
Donna
Frank Military
Steve
Camille Saviola
Ella
Bernard Zette
Regina
Jason Andrews
Tony
James Lorinz
Freddy
Sam Rockwell
Al
Maia Danziger
Mary Black
Frankie Acciarito
Eddie
Lisa Passero
Teresa
Mike Cicchetti
Brickowski
Nicholas J. Giangiulio
Stump
Robi Martin
Goldie
Sarah Rose
Rosie
Julian Alexon
Camille
Robert Weil
Alex
Mark Boone Junior
Willie
Sylvie Spector
Submarine Annie
Colleen Flynn
Ruthie
David Warshofsky
Mike
Daniel O'Shea
Bill
Daniel Beer
Tral's Trick
Rutanya Alda
Georgette's Mother
Al Shannon
Arthur
Bruce Smolanoff
Lost Soldier
James McDonald
Lost Soldier
Andrew Van Dusen
Lost Soldier
James Harper
Cop
Ray Gill
Dowland
Mike Starr
Security Guard
Christopher Curry
Riot Police Officer
Michael O’Hare
Riot Police Officer
Bob Martana
Truck Driver
Joseph Carberry
Uptown Bartender
John M. Bennett
Uptown Doggie
Bill Mondy
Uptown Doggie
Frank Vincent
Priest
Brent Katz
Bobby
Marc Ryan
Jack
Rob Kramer
Fred
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