State of Grace (1990)
Overview
Hell's Kitchen, New York. Terry Noonan returns home after a ten-year absence. He soon reconnects with Jackie, a childhood friend and member of the Irish mob, and rekindles his love affair with Jackie's sister Kathleen.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 5.789 |
Directed By
Phil Joanou
Crew
Dennis McIntyre
Phil Joanou
Jordan Cronenweth
Claire Simpson
Ned Dowd
Ron Rotholz
Ennio Morricone
Randy Ostrow
Doug Kraner
Bonnie Timmermann
Patrizia von Brandenstein
Richard Quinlan
Judy Silberstein
Robert Laden
Michael Steinfeld
David Parker
Tim Galvin
Donald Trump
Richard Murphy
Peter Ilardi
John Fundus
Karen E. Etcoff
Danny Aiello III
Bill Traynor
Dody Dorn
Phil Hetos
Paul Postelnicu
Mark Berger
Aude Bronson-Howard
John K. Donohue
Clare C. Freeman
Ennio Morricone
Michael Hausman
Jery Hewitt
Blake Leyh
Hal Levinsohn
Robert G. Conners
Tommy Sullivan
Judith Lyn Brown
Heidi Vogel
Ennio Morricone
Stuart Stanley
Robert N. Brown
Jery Hewitt
Elisha Birnbaum
David C. Robinson
Renee Bodner
Shawn Hausman
Elizabeth Shelton
George DeTitta Sr.
Carlos Quiles
Frank Bianco
Robert Laden
Billy Miller
Clare Larson
Jeff Cronenweth
Al Griswold
Brian Hamill
Larry Huston
Matilde Valera
Thomas J. Mack
Michael Boonstra
Matthew Miller
Robert Hein
Liz Ryan
Larry McConkey
Steve Krieger
Donna E. Bloom
Robert Randles
Jimmy Raitt
Michael Stone
Randy Ostrow
John Cenatiempo
Roy Farfel
Peter Bucossi
TOP CAST
Sean Penn
Terry
Ed Harris
Frankie
Gary Oldman
Jackie
Robin Wright
Kathleen
John Turturro
Nick
Burgess Meredith
Finn
R. D. Call
Nicholson
Joe Viterelli
Borelli
John C. Reilly
Stevie
Deirdre O'Connell
Irene
Marco St. John
Cavello
Thomas G. Waites
Frankie's Man #1
Michael Cambridge
Frankie's Man #2
Michael Cumpsty
Frankie's Man #3
Mick Cunningham
Frankie's Man #4
Daniel O'Shea
Frankie's Man #5
Thomas F. Duffy
Frankie's Man #6
Jamie Tirelli
Alvarez
Sandra Beall
Stevie's Date
Vincent Guastaferro
Borelli's Man #1
Johnny Williams
Borelli's Man #2
John Roselius
Borelli's Man #3
Louis Eppolito
Borelli's Man #4
Mo Gaffney
Maureen
John MacKay
Raferty
John Ottavino
Raferty's Son
Tim Gallin
Bar Customer #1
Timothy Klein
Bar Customer #2
Jack Wallace
Matty's Bartender
Frank Girardeau
Bartender #1
Michael P. Moran
Bartender #2
Frank Coletta
Bartender #3
Paul-Felix Montez
Pool Hall Manager
Freddi Chandler
Waitress
Tommy Sullivan
Police Detective
Ben Fine
Hotel Doorman
Saasha Costello
Frankie's Child #1
Catherine Stewart
Frankie's Child #2
James Russo
DeMarco (uncredited)
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