Café Society (2016)
Overview
The story of a young man who arrives in Hollywood during the 1930s hoping to work in the film industry, falls in love, and finds himself swept up in the vibrant café society that defined the spirit of the age.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $30,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $43,763,247.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 10.084 |
Directed By
Woody Allen
Crew
Helen Robin
Helen Robin
Juliet Taylor
Patricia Kerrigan DiCerto
Ron Chez
Adam B. Stern
Marc I. Stern
Danielle Rigby
Brad Robinson
Scott Kordish
Amy R. Trachtman
Steve Guilbaud
Tara Andrus
Araceli Leal
David Farr
Christie Mullen
Elizabeth Klenk
Daniel Pollack
Tom Sexton
Eric Wrolstad
Christopher Britton
Shavit Rein
Georg Schmithüsen
Aidan Sleeper
John Spady
Sharon Perlman
Kate Rose Itzkowitz
Robert Hein
Sylvia Menno
Glenfield Payne
Robert Hein
Lee Dichter
Matthew Haasch
Jay Peck
David J. Schwartz
Shawn Allen
Allison Howe
Allison Jackson
Andrew Cavagnet
Will Arnot
Will Arnot
Ethan Borsuk
Beka Venezia
Simone D'Arcangelo
Maxwell Sloan
Sabrina Lantos
Glenn Lloyd
Katya Blumenberg
Peter Dorsey
Perry Grebin
Shannon Finnerty
Gerald DeTitta
Tommy Allen
Joel Weaver
Joseph Garzero
Ron Petagna
Frank Didio
Nicholas J. Mongelli, Jr.
William M. Weberg
Warren A. Weberg
Tony Campenni
Bernard X. Brongniart
Jay Fortune
Brian McClean
Thomas Dolan
Marco Piemontese
Teresa Beach
Susan J. Wright
Susan Antonelli
Luana Busetti
Jennifer Fadel
Miwa Ishii
Mahendra Parmar
Lorena Torres
Therese Ducey
Ed Wilson
Nicole Wodowski
Nick Notte
Kristy Davenport
James Leavey
Harry J. Leavey
Meghan Rafferty
Dann Fink
Bruce Winant
Joseph Cato
Anthony Raffaele
Bobby Johanson
Michael Rivera
Tricia Schultz
Avi Laniado
Richard Friedlander
Glenn Allen
Mani Trump
Yunsik Noh
Gozde Basak Geckinli
Mina Choe
Christina Shin
June Han
Alex Lee
Manny Siverio
Damian Achilles
Scott Burik
Brian Morvant
Josiah Nolan
Matthew R. Staley
Sally Potters
Matt Hirt
Woody Allen
Woody Allen
Letty Aronson
Stephen Tenenbaum
Edward Walson
Vittorio Storaro
Santo Loquasto
Suzy Benzinger
Sharon Watt
Alisa Lepselter
Stacey Panepinto
Christine Fennell
Eran Dinur
Doug Huszti
Michael E. Goldman
Nancy Haigh
Regina Graves
David Wahnon
TOP CAST
Jesse Eisenberg
Bobby Dorfman
Kristen Stewart
Vonnie Sybil
Steve Carell
Phil Stern
Blake Lively
Veronica Hayes
Parker Posey
Rad Taylor
Corey Stoll
Ben Dorfman
Jeannie Berlin
Rose Dorfman
Ken Stott
Marty Dorfman
Anna Camp
Candy
Paul Schneider
Steve
Stephen Kunken
Leonard
Sari Lennick
Evelyn Dorfman
Tony Sirico
Vito
Sheryl Lee
Karen Stern
Richard Portnow
Walt
Woody Allen
Narrator (voice)
Todd Weeks
Oscar
Jodi Carlisle
Maid
Laurel Griggs
Evelyn's Daughter
Saul Stein
Ben's Hood
Craig Walker
Ben's Hood
Gabriel Millman
Ben's Hood
Edward James Hyland
Bobby's Neighbor
John Doumanian
Bartender
Brendan Burke
Joe
Don Stark
Sol
Gregg Binkley
Mike
Anthony DiMaria
Howard
Shae D'Lyn
Carlotta
Steve Routman
School Principal
William H. Burns
Policeman
Tyler Reid
Young Ben
Lev Gorn
Eddie
William Benvanides
Tony
Steve Rosen
Louis
Kaili Vernoff
Fur Lady
Douglas McGrath
Norman
David Pittu
Roger
Taylor Carr
Rosalind
Rob Joseph Leonard
Mr. Rhinebeck
Lauren Susan
Mrs. Rhinebeck
Courtney C. Clark
Mrs. Rhinebeck's Sister
Debra Lord Cooke
Suzy Bancroft
Maurice Sonnenberg
Count Van Goren
Elissa Piszel
Countess Van Goren
Sebastian Tillinger
Craig Bennett
Bettina Bilger
Gloria Bennett
Kelly Rohrbach
(uncredited)
Raymond Franza
Joe's Kidnapper
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