Release Date | Film | Soundtrack | Cast | Crew | Company Credits |
15 May 1980 {Cannes Film Festival} [France] 28 August 1980 [Netherlands] August 1980 {Locarno Film Festival} [Switzerland] August 1980 [UK] 26 September 1980 [Denmark] September 1980 [USA] 1 October 1980 [France] 29 October 1980 [Sweden] 6 February 1981 [Australia] 17 April 1981 [New York City, New York, USA] 23 April 1981 [West Germany] 30 July 1981 [Hungary] 1 August 1981 [Japan] 29 September 1981 [Portugal] |
![]() BREAKING GLASS (Drama | Musical) [1 hour 44 minutes] A rock singer is determined to rise to the top of the profession, letting nothing stand in the way of that goal. |
WRITING ON THE WALL MONSTERS IN DISGUISE COME INTO THE AIR BIG BROTHER WHO NEEDS IT WILL YOU EIGHTH DAY TOP OF THE WHEEL CALLS THE TUNE BLACKMAN GIVE ME AN INCH IF ONLY ONE MORE TIME Sung by Victi Silva (as Victy Silva) |
PHIL DANIELS ... Danny HAZEL O'CONNOR ... Kate JON FINCH ... Woods JONATHAN PRYCE ... Ken PETER-HUGO DALY ... Mick MARK WINGETT ... Tony GARY TIBBS ... Dave CHARLES WEGNER ... Campbell MARK WING-DAVEY ... Fordyce HUGH THOMAS ... Davis DEREK THOMPSON ... Andy NIGEL HUMPHREYS ... Brian KEN CAMPBELL ... Publican LOWRI-ANN RICHARDS ... Jane PETER TILBURY ... C.I.D. Officer PATRICK MURRAY ... Injured Boy RICHARD GRIFFITHS ... Studio Engineer JANINE DUVITSKI ... Jackie VASS ANDERSON ... Doctor JIM BROADBENT ... Station Porter MICHAEL KITCHEN ... Larner JONATHAN LYNN ... Radio D.J. PETER CELLIER ... Garage Customer RICHARD HOPE ... Audition Musician KENNETH MacDONALD ... Security Man GARY OLSEN ... Guy at Bar GARY HOLTON ... Punk Guitarist CHRISTOPHER DRISCOLL ... Barman ZOOT MONEY ... Promotion Man Rest of cast listed alphabetically: HARRY FIELDER ... Policeman in Riot Scene (uncredited) DARIUS FISHER ... Extra (uncredited) JEREMY HEALY ... Punk (uncredited) JAMES IRWIN ... Mod (uncredited) JAMES LITTLE ... Bass Player (uncredited) PAUL McCARTNEY ... Self (uncredited) (unconfirmed) RALPH G. MORSE ... Punk Singer (uncredited) CHRIS PARSONS ... Punk Rocker (uncredited) JONATHAN ROSS ... Extra (uncredited) PETER ROSS-MURRAY ... Punk Rocker (uncredited) RAT SCABIES ... Audition Musician (uncredited) SHRINK ... Audition Musician (uncredited) FRED WOOD ... Window Shopper (uncredited) |
Directed by: BRIAN GIBSON ========= Writing Credits: BRIAN GIBSON ... (written by) ========= Produced by: DAVINA BELLING ... producer JOHN COMFORT ... associate producer DODI FAYED ... executive producer CLIVE PARSONS ... producer ========= Cinematography by: STEPHEN GOLDBLATT ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: MICHAEL BRADSELL ========= Casting by: ESTA CHARKHAM ========= Art Direction by: EVAN HERCULES ========= Costume Design by: LORNA HILLYARD MONICA HOWE ========= Makeup Department: PATRICIA HAY ... makeup artist SUE FREAR ... makeup assistant SARAH MONZANI ... hair stylist ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: CHRIS BROCK ... third assistant director NIGEL GOLDSACK ... second assistant director ROGER SIMONS ... first assistant director ANDREW WARREN ... second assistant director ========= Art Department: ALAN BOOTH ... construction manager STEPHEN COOPER ... draughtsman TRISHA EDWARDS ... production buyer BOB HEDGES ... propertyman JOHN LEUENBERGER ... property master STUART ROSE ... assistant art director ========= Sound Department: TONY BELL ... boom operator IAN FULLER ... sound editor DAVID GRIMSDALE ... ssistant sound editor CHRIS KALINSKI ... sound maintenance DOUG TURNER ... dubbing mixer DAVID WATTS ... stereo sound consultant: Dolby BRUCE WHITE ... sound mixer BOB BURNELL ... utility sound (uncredited) ========= Stunts: JOE DUNNE ... stunt coordinator (uncredited) GREG POWELL ... stunts (uncredited) STUART ST. PAUL ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: DENIS LEWIS ... grip ALAN MARTIN ... gaffer KELVIN PIKE ... camera operator PETER ROBINSON ... clapper loader PETER VERSEY ... focus puller GEORGE WHITEAR ... stills photographer ========= Casting Department: BETH CHARKHAM ... casting assistant ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: KEN LEWINGTON ... wardrobe assistant ========= Editorial Department: JIM HOWE ... assistant editor TIM JORDAN ... assistant editor ========= Location Management: RUFUS ANDREWS ... location manager ARNOLD ROSS ... location manager ========= Music Department: BOB CARTER ... musician: guitar ANDY DUNCAN ... musician: drums RICK 'PINKY' FORD ... musician: bass WESLEY MAGOOGAN ... musician: saxophone HAZEL O'CONNOR ... musician: keyboards E.G. ROBERTS ... musical numbers staging TONY VISCONTI ... music arranger / music director / music producer / musician: bass, violin and keyboards ========= Script and Continuity Department: ALISON THORNE ... continuity ========= Additional Crew: CHRIS BEECHING ... assistant choreographer BOB CARTER ... consultant JUDITH CROWSLEY ... accounts assistant RICHARD DENNY ... unit runner GEOFF FREEMAN ... unit publicist CAROLINE HAGEN ... production assistant CHRISTINE HIGGS ... producer secretary STEPHEN LAVERS ... consultant E.G. ROBERTS ... choreographer DIANNE TWIDDY ... assistant accountant GERRY WHEATLEY ... production accountant |
Production Companies: Allied Stars Ltd. Film and General Productions Sprint N.V. ========= Distributors: GTO Films (1980) [UK] Theatrical Svensk Filmindustri (SF) (1980) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Team Distribution & Export (1980) [NORWAY] Theatrical Paramount Pictures (1980) [USA] Theatrical Gofilex (1980) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical Filmes Lusomundo (1981) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical Jugendfilm-Verleih (1981) [WEST GERMANY] Theatrical Atlas Video (1982) [WEST GERMANY] VHS Olive Films (2011) [USA] DVD Olive Films (2011) [CANADA] DVD Paramount Home Video Video ========= Other Companies: A&M Records (original soundtrack album on) (as A&M Records and Tapes) Delta Sound Services (sound re-recorded at) (as Delta Sound Services Ltd, Shepperton Studio Centre) G.S.E. (opticals and titles) (as G.S.E. Ltd) Samuelson Lighting (electrics) (as Samuelson Lighting Ltd) Wrangler Jeans (jeans) (as Wrangler) |
16 May 1980 [USA] 7 July 1980 [Brazil] 23 July 1980 [UK] 27 July 1980 [Karkkila, Finland] 1 August 1980 [Australia] 14 August 1980 [Netherlands] 25 August 1980 [Italy] 29 August 1980 [Norway] 10 September 1980 [France] 11 September 1980 [Milan, Italy] 19 September 1980 [Denmark] 29 September 1980 [Sweden] 2 October 1980 [Spain] 23 October 1980 [Hong Kong SAR China] 30 October 1980 [Argentina] November 1980 [Austria] 5 November 1980 [Uruguay] 13 November 1980 [West Germany] 20 November 1980 [Colombia] 6 December 1980 [Japan] 26 December 1980 [Mexico] 12 January 1981 [India] 23 January 1981 [Portugal] 20 April 1984 [East Germany] 5 December 2002 {British Film Days} [Czechia] 3 June 2003 (DVD premiere) [Canada] 10 September 2003 (DVD premiere) [Greece] 19 July 2005 {Hohaiyan Music Film Festival} [Taiwan] |
![]() FAME (Drama | Music | Musical) [2 hours 14 minutes] At the New York City High School for the Performing Arts, students get specialized training that often leads to success as actors, singers, etc. This movie follows eight students from the time when they audition to get into the school, through graduation. Among these are the brazen Coco Hernandez, shy Doris Finsecker, sensitive gay Montgomery MacNeil, and brash, abrasive Ralph Garcy. |
RED LIGHT (1980) Music by Michael Gore Lyrics by Dean Pitchford Sung by Linda Clifford DOGS IN THE YARD (1976) Music and Lyrics by Dominic Bugatti and Frank Musker Sung by Paul McCrane (uncredited) HOT LUNCH JAM (1979) Music by Michael Gore Lyrics by Robert F. Colesberry and Lesley Gore Sung by Irene Cara FAME (1980) Music by Michael Gore Lyrics by Dean Pitchford Performed by Irene Cara (uncredited) NEVER ALONE (1980) Music and Lyrics by Anthony Evans Performed by Contemporary Gospel Chorus of the High School of Music and Art OUT HERE ON MY OWN (1980) Music by Michael Gore Lyrics by Lesley Gore Performed by Irene Cara (uncredited) IS IT OKAY IF I CALL YOU MINE (1980) Music and Lyrics by Paul McCrane Performed by Paul McCrane (uncredited) I SING THE BODY ELECTRIC (1979) Music by Michael Gore Lyrics by Dean Pitchford Arranged by Steve Margoshes Performed by Laura Dean, Irene Cara, Paul McCrane, Traci Parnell, and Eric Brockington THE WAY WE WERE (1973) (uncredited) Written by Marvin Hamlisch Lyrics by Marilyn Bergman and Alan Bergman Performed by Maureen Teefy OLD FOLKS AT HOME (SWANEE RIVER) (1851) (uncredited) Written by Stephen Foster Played on piano and danced by Barry Miller HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU (1893) (uncredited) Written by Mildred J. Hill and Patty S. Hill Performed by Maureen Teefy SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (1929) (uncredited) Music by Nacio Herb Brown Lyrics Arthur Freed Sung a cappella by Irene Cara |
EDDIE BARTH ... Angelo IRENE CARA ... Coco LEE CURRERI ... Bruno LAURA DEAN ... Lisa ANTONIA FRANCESCHI ... Hilary BOYD GAINES ... Michael ALBERT HAGUE ... Shorofsky TRESA HUGHES ... Mrs. Finsecker STEVE INWOOD ... François Lafete PAUL McCRANE ... Montgomery ANNE MEARA ... Mrs. Sherwood JOANNA MERLIN ... Miss Berg BARRY MILLER ... Ralph JIM MOODY ... Farrell GENE ANTHONY RAY ... Leroy MAUREEN TEEFY ... Doris DEBBIE ALLEN ... Lydia RICHARD BELZER ... M.C. FRANK BONGIORNO ... Truck Driver BILL BRITTEN ... Mr. England ERIC BROCKINGTON ... Plump Eric NICHOLAS BUNIN ... Bunsky CINDY CANUELAS ... Cindy NORA COTRONE ... Topless Student MBEWE ESCOBAR ... Phenicia GENNADY FILIMONOV ... Violinist VICTOR FISCHBARG ... Harvey Finsecker PENNY FRANK ... Dance Teacher WILLIE HENRY Jr. ... Bathroom Student STEVEN HOLLANDER ... Drama Student SANG KIM ... Oriental Violinist DARRELL KIRKMAN ... Richard III JUDITH L'HEUREUX ... Nurse TED LAMBERT ... Drama Student NANCY LEE ... Oriental Student SARAH MALAMENT ... Dance Accompanist JAMES MANIS ... Bruno's Uncle CAROL MASSENBURG ... Shirley ISAAC MIZRAHI ... Touchstone RAQUEL MONDIN ... Ralph's Sister ALBA OMS ... Ralph's Mother FRANK OTERI ... Schlepstein TRACI PARNELL ... Hawaiian Dancer SAL PIRO ... Rocky Horror M.C. LESLIE QUICKLEY... Towering Inferno Student RAY RAMIREZ ... Father Morales LORIS SALLAHIAN ... Drama Student ILSE SASS ... Mrs. Tossoff DAWN STEINBERG ... Monitor on Stairs JONATHAN STRASSER ... Orchestra Conductor YVETTE TORRES ... Ralph's Little Sister FRANK X. VITOLO ... Frankie STEFANIE ZIMMERMAN ... Dance Teacher TRACY BURNETT ... Principal Dancer GREG DeJEAN ... Principal Dancer LAURA DELANO ... Principal Dancer MICHAEL DELORENZO ... Principal Dancer AARON DUGGER ... Principal Dancer NEISHA FOLKES ... Principal Dancer KAREN FORD ... Principal Dancer ROBIN GRAY ... Principal Dancer HAZEL GREEN ... Principal Dancer EVA GRUBLER ... Principal Dancer PATRICK KING ... Principal Dancer CYNTHIA LOCHARD ... Principal Dancer JULIAN MONTENAIRE ... Principal Dancer HOLLY REEVE ... Principal Dancer KATE SNYDER ... Principal Dancer MEG TILLY ... Principal Dancer LOUIS VENOSTA ... Principal Dancer PHILIP WRIGHT ... Principal Dancer RANKO YOKOYANA ... Principal Dancer ADAM ABESHOUSE ... Principal Musician and Vocalist YVETTE D. CARRINGTON ... Principal Musician and Vocalist FIMA EPHRON ... Principal Musician and Vocalist ANTHONY EVANS ... Principal Musician and Vocalist CRYSTAL GARNER ... Principal Musician and Vocalist LISA HERMAN ... Principal Musician and Vocalist THAIS HOCKADAY ... Principal Musician and Vocalist KAREN HOPPE ... Principal Musician and Vocalist FRANKIE LAINO ... Principal Musician and Vocalist APRIL LANG ... Principal Musician and Vocalist RICHARD LATIMER ... Principal Musician and Vocalist LISA LOWELL ... Principal Musician and Vocalist ANN MARIE McDERMOTT ... Principal Musician and Vocalist KERRY McDERMOTT ... Principal Musician and Vocalist MAUREEN McDERMOTT ... Principal Musician and Vocalist JOSH MELVILLE ... Principal Musician and Vocalist PETER RAFELSON ... Principal Musician and Vocalist ANNE ROBOFF ... Principal Musician and Vocalist BORIS SLUTSKY ... Principal Musician and Vocalist ALAN VETTER ... Principal Musician and Vocalist EVAN WEINSTEIN ... Principal Musician and Vocalist Rest of cast listed alphabetically: PIERRE BEDENES ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) CHRISTOPHER BIGGINS ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) JUDITH BLAYLOCK ... Dancer (uncredited) BARRY BOSTWICK ... Brad Majors - A Hero (archive footage) (uncredited) GAYE BROWN ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) DIANA BROWNSTONE ... Principal Ballet Dancer (uncredited) GREGORY BUCHALTER ... Violinist (uncredited) ISHAQ BUX ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) STEPHEN CALCUTT ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) JEANNE CARR ... Trombonist (uncredited) HUGH CECIL ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) IMOGEN CLAIRE ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) JULIE COHEN ... Featured vocalist (uncredited) RUFUS COLLINS ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) SADIE CORRE ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) GUIDO CORTE ... Man in Airport (uncredited) TONY COWAN ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) DONNA EDGE-RACHELL ... Dancer (uncredited) FRAN FULLENWIDER ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) NANCY GILLIAM ... Extra (uncredited) CHARLES GRAY ... The Criminologist - An Expert (archive footage) (uncredited) LINDSAY INGRAM ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) PEGGY LEDGER ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) ANNABEL LEVENTON ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) JON LONOFF ... Rocky Horror Show Fan (uncredited) ANTHONY MILNER ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) RICHARD O'BRIEN ... Riff Raff - A Handyman (archive footage) (uncredited) PAMELA OBERMEYER ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) PATRICIA QUINN ... Magenta - A Domestic (archive footage) (uncredited) DOUGLAS ROWAN ... Rocky Horror 'Dr. Frank-N-Furter' (uncredited) KAREN STARR ... Dancer (uncredited) HOLLAND TAYLOR ... Claudia van Doren (uncredited) TONY THEN ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) KIMI WONG ... The Transylvanians (archive footage) (uncredited) |
Directed by: ALAN PARKER ========= Writing Credits: CHRISTOPHER GORE ... (written by) ========= Produced by: DAVID DE SILVA ... producer ALAN MARSHALL ... producer ========= Music by: MICHAEL GORE ========= Cinematography by: MICHAEL SERESIN ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: GERRY HAMBLING ... (edited by) ========= Casting by: HOWARD FEUER JEREMY RITZER ========= Production Design by: GEOFFREY KIRKLAND ========= Art Direction by: ED WITTSTEIN ========= Set Decoration by: GEORGE DeTITTA ========= Costume Design by: KRISTI ZEA ========= Makeup Department: JOSEPH G. COSCIA ... hairdresser JOSEPH CUERVO ... makeup ========= Production Management: DAVID GOLDEN ... unit production manager CANDACE SUERSTEDT ... assistant production manager (uncredited) ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ROBERT F. COLESBERRY ... first assistant director RAYMOND L. GREENFIELD ... second assistant director JOE RAY ... second assistant director ========= Art Department: JOE CARACCIOLO ... property master DAVID COLEMAN ... property master (uncredited) BILL GOLD ... poster designer (uncredited) RICHARD SHELTON ... painter (uncredited) DREW STRUZAN ... poster artist (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: ARTHUR BLOOM ... recordist JERRY BRUCK ... stereo consultant RUSTY COPPLEMAN ... sound editor JAY M. HARDING ... rerecording mixer MICHAEL J. KOHUT ... rerecording mixer DENNIS MAITLAND II ... boom operator CHRIS NEWMAN ... sound mixer AARON ROCHIN ... rerecording mixer TOM SCOTT ... consultant: Dolby LES WIGGINS ... sound editor ROBERT DAVENPORT ... sound re-recordist (uncredited) JAMES FENTON ... sound crew chief (uncredited) ROBIN HASKINS ... re-recordist (uncredited) DUNCAN McEWAN ... sound re-recordist (uncredited) OTTO SNEL ... re-recording mixer (uncredited) ========= Stunts: COLETTE ALEXANDER ... stunts (uncredited) SANDY ALEXANDER ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: HOLLY BOWER ... still photographer CATHARINE BUSHNELL ... still photographer JOSEPH F. COFFEY ... camera operator WILLIAM GERARDO ... second assistant cameraman VINCENT GERARDO ... first assistant cameraman MARTY NALLAN ... key grip LEROY PATTON ... first cameraman: New York TOM PRIESTLEY Jr. ... camera operator FRANK O. SCHULZ ... gaffer JOHN STANIER ... camera operator GARRETT BROWN ... steadicam operator (uncredited) CRAIG DiBONA ... steadicam operator (uncredited) BILLY KERWICK ... best boy grip (uncredited) SAL MARTORANO ... electrician (uncredited) BOB RICKERD ... focus puller (uncredited) ROBERT SHEPHERD ... electrician (uncredited) SANDI SISSEL ... camera operator (uncredited) ========= Casting Department: MARGERY SIMKIN ... special casting ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: AL CRAINE ... wardrobe supervisor: men's BEVERLY CYCON ... wardrobe supervisor: women's THELMA S. GREGORY ... wardrobe supervisor: women's ELLEN MIROJNICK ... assistant costume designer MARK BURCHARD ... wardrobe (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: STEFNA SMAL ... assistant editor TERRY BUSBY ... assistant editor JACK GARDNER ... assistant editor LEONARD GREEN ... assistant editor MICHAEL B. HOGGAN ... additional editor: L.A. NORMAN HOLLYN ... assistant editor EDDY JOSEPH ... assistant editor YOSHIO KISHI ... additional editor: N.Y. GLENN CUNNINGHAM ... apprentice editor (uncredited) ========= Location Management: GRANT HARPER REID ... assistant location manager (uncredited) ========= Music Department: CHUCK IRWIN ... music recording engineer DON BROOKS ... musician: harmonica (uncredited) NORMAN HOLLYN ... music editor (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: RENEE BODNER ... script supervisor ========= Transportation Department: WHITEY McEVOY ... transportation captain PATRICK HOGAN ... driver (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: PAMELA ADLER ... assistant: Mr. Parker and Mr. Marshall ARLENE ALBERTSON ... production office coordinator LOUIS FALCO ... choreographer WILLIAM GORNELL ... assistant choreographer JOHN KANE ... unit publicist: Solters & Roskin, Inc. ELLIE LINAS ... production auditor ANGELA MICKLESBURGH ... producer's assistant LYNDA VAN DAMM ... assistant production accountant (uncredited) ========= Thanks: PADDY CHAYEFSKY ... acknowledgement: excerpt from "Marty" courtesy of BRUCE JAY FRIEDMAN ... acknowledgement: excerpt from "Steambath" by |
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents) (An Alan Parker Film) ========= Distributors: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1980) [USA] Theatrical United Artists (1980) [USA] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [UK] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [NORWAY] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [ITALY] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Greater Union Organisation (GUO) (1980) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical MGM/CBS Home Video (Early 1980s) [USA] Video Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (1981) [INDIA] Theatrical Filmes Lusomundo (1981) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical MGM/UA Home Video (1983) [USA] Video - (LaserDisc) WGN (1985) [USA] TV Audio Visual Enterprises (1985) [GREECE] VHS MGM/UA Home Entertainment (1991) [USA] VHS Chapel Distribution (1997) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical MGM Home Entertainment (1999) [USA] VHS Warner Home Video (1999) [UK] VHS Warner Home Video (for MGM) (1999) [USA] VHS Warner Home Video (2003) [GERMANY] DVD Warner Home Vídeo (2003) [BRAZIL] DVD Warner Home Video (2004) [USA] DVD HBO Max (2020) [USA] Video - (VOD) Argentina Video Home [ARGENTINA] DVD Argentina Video Home [ARGENTINA] VHS MGM/UA Home Video [AUSTRALIA] VHS MGM/UA Home Video [WEST GERMANY] VHS Vídeo Arte [BRAZIL] VHS ========= Other Companies: Cherokee Studios (music recorded and mixed at) (uncredited) Cherokee Studios (original music recorded and mixed at) (uncredited) High School of Music and Art, New York City (the producers would like to thank: the students and their parents of; who made this film possible) High School of the Performing Arts, New York City (the producers would like to thank: the students and their parents of; who made this film possible) International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) (this picture made under the jurisdiction of) (as I.A.T.S.E. affiliated with A.F.L.-C.I.O.) Joy Todd Casting (extras casting) (as Joy Todd, Inc.) MGM Home Entertainment (VHS package design) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios (rerecorded at) Metrocolor (prints in) (as Metrocolor®) Panavision (Panaflex camera and lenses by) (as Panavision®) RSO Records (original soundtrack album available on) (as RSO Records & Tapes) Turner Entertainment (VHS package design) Warner Bros. (acknowledgement: monologue from "Dark at the Top of the Stairs" by William Inge through the courtesy of) (as Warner Bros. Inc.) |
19 June 1980 {World premiere} [USA] 20 June 1980 [Australia] 20 June 1980 [USA] 31 July 1980 [Heinola, Finland] 31 July 1980 [UK] 7 August 1980 [West Germany] 27 August 1980 [France] 28 August 1980 [Spain] 29 August 1980 [Denmark] 20 September 1980 [South Korea] 16 October 1980 [Netherlands] 23 October 1980 [Portugal] 25 October 1980 [Japan] 27 November 1980 [Davao, Philippines] 27 June 1981 [Brazil] 16 July 1981 [Argentina] 1 October 1981 [Colombia] 29 March 2008 {London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival} [UK] |
![]() CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC (Biography | Comedy | Musical) [2 hours 4 minutes] In this pseudo audio biography of the Village People, Jack Morell (a thinly disguised caricature of the group's founder, Jacques Morali) is a struggling composer desperate to gain fame with his songs, but all he needs is a group to sing them. With the help of his roommate Samantha and a lawyer named Ron, Jack forms a group of six "macho men" from his Greenwich Village neighborhood, and the rest of the film details their rise to fame from New York City to a climatic concert in San Francisco. |
CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC Music by Jacques Morali Lyrics by Henri Belolo, Phil Hurtt, and Peter Whitehead (as Beauris Whitehead) Performed by The Village People LIBERATION Music by Jacques Morali Lyrics by Henri Belolo, Phil Hurtt, and Peter Whitehead (as Beauris Whitehead) Performed by The Village People I LOVE YOU TO DEATH Music by Jacques Morali Lyrics by Henri Belolo, Phil Hurtt, and Peter Whitehead (as Beauris Whitehead) Performed by The Village People Y.M.C.A. Music by Jacques Morali Lyrics by Henri Belolo and Victor Willis Performed by The Village People MAGIC NIGHT Music by Jacques Morali Lyrics by Henri Belolo and Victor Willis Performed by The Village People MILKSHAKE Music by Jacques Morali Lyrics by Henri Belolo and Victor Willis Performed by The Village People GIVE ME A BREAK Music by Jacques Morali Lyrics by Henri Belolo and The Ritchie Family Performed by The Ritchie Family SAMANTHA Music by Jacques Morali Lyrics by Henri Belolo and Phil Hurtt Performed by David London THE SOUND OF THE CITY Music by Jacques Morali Lyrics by Henri Belolo and Phil Hurtt Performed by David London SOPHISTICATION Music by Jacques Morali Lyrics by Henri Belolo and Phil Hurtt Performed by The Ritchie Family I'M A SINGING JUGGLER Music by Jacques Morali Lyrics by Henri Belolo and Phil Hurtt DANNY BOY (uncredited) Traditional tune with lyrics by Frederick Edward Weatherly Irish Folksong Sung by Glenn Hughes |
THE VILLAGE PEOPLE: RAY SIMPSON ... Policeman DAVID HODO ... Construction Worker FELIPE ROSE ... Indian RANDY JONES ... Cowboy GLENN HUGHES ... Leatherman ALEX BRILEY ... G.I. VALERIE PERRINE ... Samantha BRUCE JENNER ... Ron White STEVE GUTTENBERG ... Jack Morell PAUL SAND ... Steve Waits TAMMY GRIMES ... Sydne Channing JUNE HAVOC ... Helen Morell BARBARA RUSH ... Norma White ALTOVISE DAVIS ... Alicia Edwards MARILYN SOKOL ... Lulu Brecht RUSSELL NYPE ... Richard Montgomery JACK WESTON ... Benny Murray LEIGH TAYLOR-YOUNG ... Claudia Walters DICK PATTERSON ... Record Store Manager BOBO LEWIS ... Breadwoman PAULA TRUEMAN ... Stick-up Lady PORTIA NELSON ... Law Office Receptionist SELMA ARCHERD ... Mrs. Williams MURIAL SLATKIN ... Mrs. Slatkin AARON GOLD ... TV Reporter VERA BROWN ... Ritchie Family JACQUI SMITH-LEE ... Ritchie Family DODIE DRAHER ... Ritchie Family GREG ZADIKOV ... Singing Vendor DANONE CAMDEN ... Stewardess In Record Store RASA ALILEEN ... Mime GABRIEL BARRE ... Mime DONALD BLANTON ... Relief DJ ROGER LeCLAIRE ... Disco Photographer CINDY ROBERTS ... Jean Harlow MAGGIE BRENDLER ... Marilyn Monroe BRADLEY BLISS ... Betty Grable BILL BARTMAN ... Wino VICTOR DAVIS ... Buster Sirwinski WILLIAM L. ARNDT ... Construction Commercial Director JERRY LAYNE ... Ventriloquist TERRY DUNN ... James the Flame MARIA RODSAKOS ... Steve Waits' Secretary MIKE KULIK ... Milk Commercial Director RICHARD BRUCE FRIEDMAN ... Recording Technician BILL ANAGNOS ... Moped Rider DEBORAH LOUISE ASH ... Dancer SEAMUS BRENNAN ... Dancer WADE COLLINGS ... Dancer JANE MARGARET COLTHWORPHE ... Dancer EDYIE FLEMING ... Dancer ROY HAMLYN GAYLE ... Dancer VIRGINIA FRANCIS HARTLEY ... Dancer ALISON JANE HIERLIHY ... Dancer RICHARD KING ... Dancer KIM ELIZABETH LEESON ... Dancer PERRI LISTER ... Dancer SARA MILES ... Dancer GENE MONTOYA ... Dancer FLOYD ANTHONY PEARCE ... Dancer BLANE SAVAGE ... Dancer PETER TRAMM ... Dancer ROBERT WARNERS ... Dancer CHRISTINE ANN WICKMAN ... Dancer Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JIMMY BARON ... Press Photographer (uncredited) BRAD BOGART ... Disco Dancer / YMCA Man (uncredited) MICHAEL DAVID EILERT ... Dancer (uncredited) RANDY FEELGOOD ... Dancer (uncredited) MICHAEL FLAHERTY ... Swimmer (uncredited) GORDON HAIGHT ... Singing Sword Juggler (uncredited) LISETTE KREMER ... Groupie Skater (uncredited) LANCE KRYSTOPHER ... Dancer (uncredited) BLACKIE LAWLESS ... Metal guy with leash at audition (uncredited) DAVID LeBELL ... Cameraman (uncredited) STEVE MALIS ... Dancer (uncredited) ANGELO ROSSITTO ... Fruit seller (uncredited) DANIEL SELBY ... Young Disco Dancer (uncredited) JAMES WILDER ... Auditioning Sword Juggler (uncredited) |
Directed by: NANCY WALKER ========= Writing Credits: BRONTÉ WOODARD ... (written by) and ALLAN CARR ... (written by) ========= Produced by: HENRI BELOLO ... producer ALLAN CARR ... producer NEIL A. MACHLIS ... associate producer JACQUES MORALI ... producer ========= Music by: JACQUES MORALI ========= Cinematography by: BILL BUTLER ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: JOHN F. BURNETT ========= Casting by: HOWARD FEUER JEREMY RITZER ========= Art Direction by: LINDA CONAWAY-PARSLOE ... asst art director HAROLD MICHELSON ========= Set Decoration by: VICTORIA HUGO MARVIN MARCH JUSTIN SCOPPA Jr. ========= Costume Design by: THEONI V. ALDREDGE ... (segment "Milk Shake and Galleria") JANE GREENWOOD ========= Makeup Department: ROMAINE GREENE ... hair stylist JIM McCOY ... makeup artist CAROL MERCATORIS ... hair stylist DAN STRIEPEKE ... makeup artist ========= Production Management: RAY HARTWICK ... unit production manager: New York NEIL A. MACHLIS ... unit production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: BILL BEASLEY ... assistant director CHARLES BRAVERMAN ... second unit director PAUL MOEN ... second assistant director CANDACE SUERSTEDT ... second assistant director: New York JIM VAN WYCK ... trainee assistant director (uncredited) ========= Art Department: LES BLOOM ... property master NICK CAPARELLI ... lead man KEN CRAWFORD ... assistant property master STEVE HENDRICKSON ... special visual consultant RICHARD McKENZIE ... set designer PAT O'CONNOR ... property master ERIC ORBUM ... set designer ERIC ORBURN ... set designer JUSTIN SCOPPA Jr. ... set decorator: New York MAURICE ZUBERANO ... production illustrator JULIAN ZUTZ ... construction coordinator WILLIAM LADD SKINNER ... set designer (uncredited) JOHN VILLARINO ... propmaker foremen (uncredited) MIKE VILLARINO ... propmaker (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: BILL DAGER ... playback operator CARLOS F. deLARIOS ... re-recording mixer JAY M. HARDING ... re-recording mixer MICHAEL J. KOHUT ... re-recording mixer AARON ROCHIN ... re-recording mixer BARRY THOMAS ... sound mixer JOHN S. WALDEN ... sound effects editor JOHN HAFFEN ... dialogue editor ROBERT DAVENPORT ... uncredited KEN DUFVA ... foley artist (uncredited) ROBIN HASKINS ... re-recordist (uncredited) DUNCAN McEWAN ... sound recordist (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: MICHAEL SULLIVAN ... special effects ========= Visual Effects by: RON HAYS ... visual effects electrician ========= Stunts: BILL ANAGNOS ... moped stuntman ARTHUR J. EDWARDS ... stunt double: Stick-up Lady GREGG SAWAYA ... stunt coordinator (uncredited) MICHAEL WASHLAKE ... stunts: gymnast and diver (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: GARRETT BROWN ... steadicam operator COLIN CAMPBELL ... gaffer JIM CONNELL ... camera operator R. MICHAEL DE CHELLIS ... electrician JULES FISHER ... lighting: finale MIKE GENNE ... camera assistant GEORGE HILL ... key grip DICK KRATINA ... photographer: New York ELLIOTT MARKS ... still photographer JAMES McGRATH ... key grip LOUIS NIEMEYER ... first assistant camera THOMAS P. POWELL ... mgm rigging gaffer RAYMOND QUINLAN ... gaffer ANDY ROMANOFF ... Louma Crane operator WARREN ROTHENBERGER ... camera operator: New York CHRIS STRONG ... electrician JOHN TEDESCO ... lighting: finale ========= Casting Department: SYLVIA FAY ... extras casting CHRIS TRAINOR ... extras casting: dancers ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: PAULA CAIN ... costumer: women MICHAEL KAPLAN ... costumer: men GEORGE LITTLE ... costumer: men BABS GRAY ... wardrobe (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: BOB LEDERMAN ... apprentice editor MARIO LEONE ... second assistant editor ANN MARTIN ... apprentice editor DAVID ALAN SIMMONS ... assistant editor ========= Location Management: LEWIS GOULD ... location manager TOM JACOBSON ... location manager ========= Music Department: JUNE EDGERTON ... music editor JUERGEN KOPPERS ... musical engineering consultant JACQUES MORALI ... music producer / music scoring HORACE OTT ... conductor / music arranger ARLENE PHILLIPS ... musical staging JOE TULEY ... music editor ========= Script and Continuity Department: CYNNIE TROUP ... script supervisor ========= Transportation Department: HOWARD SMALL ... transportation ALAN KAMINSKY ... transportation (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: BILL BARTMAN ... dialogue coach IRENE BERKMAN ... production office coordinator GRACE BLAKE ... production secretary JOSEPH DALEY ... assistant to the Village People WALDO FERNANDEZ ... coordination consultant WAYNE FITZGERALD ... titles MAURI BLUMENFELD ... assistant to producer GARY KALKIN ... unit publicist SHEILA KENT ... assistant to producer ROGER LECLAIRE ... consultant: YMCA DAN LEVANS ... assistant choreographer CAROLE MALLORY ... disco ensemble ERIC McFARLAND ... assistant to producer CHARLES NEWIRTH ... production assistant ARLENE PHILLIPS ... choreographer STAN RODARTE ... voice HEATHER SEYMOUR ... assistant choreographer RICHARD TYLER ... disco ensemble STEVE WARNER ... auditor RICHARD WEINER ... assistant to the Village People BILL SHEEHAN ... first aid nurse (uncredited) ========= Thanks: GREG GORMAN ... special thanks JEFF MONT ... special thanks |
Production Companies: EMI Films ========= Distributors: Associated Film Distribution (AFD) (1980) [USA] Theatrical City Film (1980) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical Filmes Lusomundo (1980) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical Greater Union Organisation (GUO) (1980) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Toho-Towa (1980) [JAPAN] Theatrical American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (1984) [USA] TV - (broadcast premiere) Oceanic Film Distributors (1987) [INDIA] Theatrical Direct 8 (2006) [FRANCE] TV Gativideo (2007) [ARGENTINA] DVD Virgin 17 (2008) [FRANCE] TV Divisa Home Video (2010) [SPAIN] DVD Paramount Channel (2020) [FRANCE] TV Anchor Bay Entertainment [USA] DVD Anchor Bay Entertainment [USA] VHS Astral Films [CANADA] All Media Republic Pictures Home Video [USA] VHS Thorn EMI Video Australia [AUSTRALIA] Video Warner Home Video [UK] Video |
20 June 1980 [Canada] 20 June 1980 [USA] 16 October 1980 [West Germany] 23 October 1980 [UK] 30 October 1980 [Hong Kong SAR China] 7 November 1980 [France] 13 November 1980 [Italy] 13 November 1980 [Netherlands] 28 November 1980 [Ireland] 19 December 1980 [Australia] 19 December 1980 [Finland] 22 December 1980 [Greece] 22 December 1980 [Sweden] 30 January 1981 [Denmark] 6 March 1981 [Norway] 27 March 1981 [Portugal] 28 March 1981 [Japan] 16 April 1981 [Brazil] 30 April 1981 [Argentina] May 1981 [Peru] 4 July 1981 [Taiwan] 11 May 1983 (re-release) [Italy] 3 December 1983 [Turkey] 20 May 1990 [Spain] 5 May 1998 (video premiere) [Iceland] 9 September 1998 (DVD premiere) [Mexico] 14 February 2001 (re-release) [France] 24 July 2009 (re-release) [UK] 7 February 2011 {Digital Film Festival} [Canada] 18 April 2015 {Dallas International Film Festival} [USA] 18 November 2015 (re-release) (restored version) [France] |
![]() THE BLUES BROTHERS (Action | Adventure | Comedy | Crime | Music | Musical) [2 hours 13 minutes] After the release of Jake Blues from prison, he and brother Elwood go to visit "The Penguin", the last of the nuns who raised them in an orphanage. They learn the Archdiocese will stop supporting the school and will sell the place to the Education Authority. The only way to keep the place open is if the $5000 tax on the property is paid within 11 days. The Blues Brothers want to help, and decide to put their blues band back together and raise the money by staging a big gig. As they set off on their "mission from God" they seem to make more enemies along the way. Will they manage to come up with the money in time? |
SHAKE YOUR MONEYMAKER Written by Elmore James (uncredited) Performed by Elmore James Courtesy of Trip Records SHE CAUGHT THE KATY (uncredited) Written by Taj Mahal and Yank Rachell Performed by The Blues Brothers SOOTHE ME Written by Sam Cooke (uncredited), Isaac Hayes (uncredited) and David Porter (uncredited) Performed by Sam & Dave (as Sam and Dave) Courtesy of Atlantic Records THE OLD LANDMARK (uncredited) Written by Adeline M. Brunner Performed by James Brown and James Cleveland's Southern California Community Choir BOOGIE CHILLUN Written by John Lee Hooker (uncredited) Performed by John Lee Hooker Courtesy of Fantasy Records HOLD ON! I'M COMIN' (uncredited) Written by Sam Cooke, Isaac Hayes and David Porter Performed by Sam & Dave Courtesy of Atlantic Records LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL Written by Spo-De-Odee (uncredited) and Fleecie Moore (uncredited) Performed by Louis Jordan Courtesy of MCA Records YOUR CHEATIN' HEART Written by Hank Williams (uncredited) Performed by Kitty Wells Courtesy of MCA Records I CAN'T TURN YOU LOOSE (uncredited) Written by Otis Redding Performed by The Blues Brothers ANEMA E CORE Written by Salve D'Esposito (uncredited) and Tito Manlio (uncredited) Performed by Ezio Pinza Courtesy of RCA Records PETER GUNN THEME (uncredited) Written by Henry Mancini Performed by The Blues Brothers I'M WALKIN' Written by Fats Domino (uncredited) and David Bartholomew (uncredited) Performed by Fats Domino Courtesy of United Artists Records, Inc. RIDE OF THE VALKYRIES Written by Richard Wagner (uncredited) Performed by The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Courtesy of Westminster Gold QUANDO, QUANDO, QUANDO (uncredited) Written by Tony Renis and Alberto Testa Performed by Murph and the MagicTones MINNIE THE MOOCHER Written by Cab Calloway (uncredited) and Irving Mills (uncredited) Performed by Cab Calloway Courtesy of Hologram Records BOOM BOOM (uncredited) Written and Performed by John Lee Hooker THINK (uncredited) Written by Ted White (as Teddy White) and Aretha Franklin Performed by Aretha Franklin SHAKE A TAIL FEATHER (uncredited) Written by Otha Hayes, Andre Williams and Verlie Rice Performed by Ray Charles and the Blues Brothers Band THEME FROM 'RAWHIDE' (uncredited) Written by Dimitri Tiomkin Performed by The Blues Brothers STAND BY YOUR MAN (uncredited) Written by Tammy Wynette and Billy Sherrill Performed by The Blues Brothers TIME IS TIGHT (uncredited) Written by Donald Dunn, Al Jackson Jr., Booker T. Jones and Steve Cropper Performed by Booker T. & the M.G.s EVERYBODY NEEDS SOMEBODY TO LOVE (uncredited) Written by Jerry Wexler, Bert Berns and Solomon Burke Performed by The Blues Brothers SWEET HOME CHICAGO (uncredited) Written by Robert Johnson Performed by The Blues Brothers THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA (uncredited) Written by Antonio Carlos Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes Performed by unknown 'Muzak' band GIMME SOME LOVIN' (uncredited) Written by Steve Winwood (as Stevie Winwood), Spencer Davis, and Muff Winwood Performed The Blues Brothers JAILHOUSE ROCK (uncredited) Written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller Performed by The Blues Brothers, James Brown, Cab Calloway, Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin and the "Crew" HORST WESSEL LIED (uncredited) Lyrics by Horst Wessel Performed by an uncredited German Chorus JUST THE WAY YOU ARE (uncredited) Written by Billy Joel Performed by Murph and the MagicTones DIE ROMANTIKER (OP 167) (uncredited) Written by Joseph Lanner SOMEBODY LOAN ME A DIME (uncredited) Written and Performed by Fenton Robinson |
TOM ERHART ... Prison Guard GERALD WALLING S.J. ... Prison Guard JOHN BELUSHI ... Joliet Jake WALTER LEVINE ... Prison Guard FRANK OZ ... Corrections Officer DAN AYKROYD ... Elwood KATHLEEN FREEMAN ... Sister Mary Stigmata CAB CALLOWAY ... Curtis DONALD 'DUCK' DUNN ... Donald 'Duck' Dunn ALONZO ATKINS ... Choirmaster JAMES BROWN ... Reverend Cleophus James CHAKA KHAN ... Choir Soloist JAMES CLEVELAND'S SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY CHOIR ... Choir ARMAND CERAMI ... Trooper Daniel STEVE WILLIAMS ... Trooper Mount STEPHEN BISHOP ... Charming Trooper CARRIE FISHER ... Mystery Woman JOHN LANDIS ... Trooper La Fong KRISTI OLESON ... Sales Girl GARY MCLARTY ... Man in Toy Store JOE CUTTONE ... Lloyd SHOTGUN BRITTON ... The Cheese Whiz JOHN CANDY ... Burton Mercer TONI FLEMING ... Mrs. Tarantino MURPHY DUNNE ... Murph STEVE CROPPER ... Steve 'The Colonel' Cropper WILLIE HALL ... Willie 'Too Big' Hall TOM MALONE ... 'Bones' Malone JUDY JACKLIN ... Cocktail Waitress ROSIE SCHUSTER ... Cocktail Waitress ALAN RUBIN ... Mr. Fabulous PAUL REUBENS ... Waiter BEN PIAZZA ... Father GWEN BANTA ... Mother LARI TAYLOR ... Daughter #1 CINDY FISHER ... Daughter #2 ELIZABETH HOY ... Daughter #3 TONY M. CONDE ... Sommelier HENRY GIBSON ... Head Nazi EUGENE J. ANTHONY ... Gruppenfuehrer DEAN HILL ... Nazi GARY HOUSTON ... Nazi JACK OREND ... Nazi GENE SCHULDT ... Nazi CHARLES MOUNTAIN ... Cop JOHN LEE HOOKER ... Street Slim WALTER HORTON ... Tampa Pete 'PINETOP' PERKINS ... Luther Jackson WILLIE 'BIG EYES' SMITH ... Drums LUTHER 'GUITAR JR.' JOHNSON ... Guitar CALVIN 'FUZZ' JONES ... Bass ARETHA FRANKLIN ... Soul Food Cafe Owner LOU MARINI ... 'Blue' Lou Marini MATT MURPHY ... Matt 'Guitar' Murphy CAROLYN FRANKLIN ... Soul Food Chorus BRENDA BRYANT CORBETT ... Soul Food Chorus MARGARET BRANCH ... Soul Food Chorus RAY CHARLES ... Ray DEVOREAUX WHITE ... Young Guitar Thief SHEILAH WELLS ... Claire JEFF MORRIS ... Bob LOU PERRY ... Man at Bar STAN MAZIN ... Drunk Dancer CHARLES NAPIER ... Tucker McElroy RUSS BRUZEK ... The Good Ole Boys BLAIR BURROWS ... The Good Ole Boys JACK CALLAHAN ... The Good Ole Boys GENE JANSON ... The Good Ole Boys GIL PEARSON ... The Good Ole Boys STEVE LAWRENCE ... Maury Sline AARON JAIS ... Orphan LEMETRIUS DANIELS ... Orphan JEFF CAHILL ... Orphan CURT CLENDENIN ... Orphan STEVE CRUZ ... Orphan LEONARD DANIELS ... Orphan SEAN HAYDEN ... Orphan BABATUNDE MYERS ... Orphan GARY PATZIK ... Orphan J. BERNARD WALTON ... Orphan BUTCH WILLIAMS ... Orphan WALLY ENGELHARDT ... Gas Station Owner TWIGGY ... Chic Lady MICHAEL KLENFNER ... Clarion Records' President RALPH FOODY ... Police Dispatcher LENNY GARNER ... Lobby Guard #1 ANDREW GOODMAN ... Lobby Guard #2 EDWARD DONNO ... SWAT Team Commander STEVEN SPIELBERG ... Cook County Assessor's Office Clerk JOE WALSH ... Prisoner Rest of cast listed alphabetically: PAUL BUTLER ... Elwood's Boss ( SHIRLEY LEVINE ... Woman on Cutting Room Floor ( JAMES AVERY ... Man Dancing Outside Ray's Shop (uncredited) PHILIP BARTLETT ... Man at Bar (uncredited) LUIS CONTRERAS ... Bar Patron (uncredited) DAVID DANIEL ... Bar Patron (uncredited) RAVEN DE LA CROIX ... Woman in Concert Crowd (uncredited) MICHAEL DeBARTOLO ... Police Officer (uncredited) JAMES DuMONT ... Kid Dancing in Street (uncredited) BRENT DUNSFORD ... Waiter (uncredited) TONY FARELLA ... National Guardsman (uncredited) RYAN FOLSEY ... Kid Throwing Frisbee (uncredited) WALTER GRANT III ... Concert Guest (uncredited) GARY GREENE ... Redneck Bar Patron (uncredited) GEORGE HOLMES ... Restaurant Patron (uncredited) JAMES HUFFMAN ... Kid at Parade (uncredited) KEVIN HUOTARI ... SWAT Team Officer (uncredited) D'JANINE KING-LASKY ... Concert Spectator (uncredited) CYNTHIA KINMAN ... Woman in Concert Crowd (uncredited) JEFF LAWRENCE ... Restaurant Patron (uncredited) PAUL LeCLAIR ... Restaurant Patron (uncredited) NORMAN MATLOCK ... Police Commissioner (uncredited) RICHARD MORAVA ... Kid Dancing in Street / Concert Crowd (uncredited) MR. T ... Guy on Street (uncredited) SAM NICKENS ... Diner Patron (uncredited) JONI PALMER ... Churchgoer (uncredited) DAN PATTARSON ... Fan (uncredited) SCOTT PERRY ... Restaurant Patron (uncredited) VICKI PETITE ... Concert Guest (uncredited) BRUCE POBANZ ... Concertgoer (uncredited) LEODA RICHARDS ... Restaurant Patron (uncredited) JOHN RING ... Fire Commissioner (uncredited) ARNOLD ROBERTS ... Restaurant Patron (uncredited) STEVEN ROZIC ... State Trooper and National Guardsman (uncredited) GEORGE SASAKI ... Restaurant Patron (uncredited) GEORGE SIMMONS ... Waiter (uncredited) PAUL SWEARINGEN ... Swimmer (uncredited) BILL TELFER ... National Guard Corporal / Fireman (uncredited) PAUL VAN ... Restaurant Patron (uncredited) |
Directed by: JOHN LANDIS ========= Writing Credits: DAN AYKROYD ... (written by) & JOHN LANDIS ... (written by) ========= Produced by: BERNIE BRILLSTEIN ... executive producer GEORGE FOLSEY Jr. ... associate producer DAVID SOSNA ... associate producer ROBERT K. WEISS ... producer ========= Cinematography by: STEPHEN M. KATZ ========= Film Editing by: GEORGE FOLSEY Jr. ========= Casting by: MICHAEL CHINICH ========= Production Design by: JOHN LLOYD ========= Art Direction by: HENRY LARRECQ ========= Set Decoration by: HAL GAUSMAN LESLIE McCARTHY-FRANKENHEIMER ========= Costume Design by: DEBORAH NADOOLMAN ========= Makeup Department: SHOTGUN BRITTON ... makeup artist RON SMITH ... hair stylist JULIA WALKER ... hair stylist ========= Production Management: ROBERT LATHAM BROWN ... unit production manager TOM JOYNER ... unit production manager FRAN ROY ... production supervisor ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: RANDY CARTER ... second assistant director: Chicago RICHARD ESPINOZA ... second assistant director: Los Angeles LEONARD R. GARNER Jr. ... second assistant director: Chicago DAVID SOSNA ... first assistant director JERRAM SWARTZ ... first assistant director JOHN SYRJAMAKI ... second assistant director: Los Angeles BRIAN WHITLEY ... dga trainee ========= Art Department: KEN ADACHI ... assistant property master AARON C. HOLDEN ... assistant property master: Chicago DELANE LYTLE ... construction coordinator BOB MAGEE ... construction coordinator MICHAEL C. MILGROM ... property master JEFF PASSANANTE ... construction foreman CLINT ROBINSON ... assistant property master CHARLES WILLIAM BREEN ... set designer (uncredited) MICHAEL DIERSING ... construction foreman (uncredited) JAROSLAV GEBR ... Featured Portrait Artist (uncredited) / featured paintings (uncredited) ROBERT E. KNIGHT ... signwriter (uncredited) KENNETH MILFRED ... set dresser (uncredited) ROBERT MISETICH ... painter (uncredited) H. JOHN RAMOS ... props (uncredited) MARK SPARKS ... propmaker (uncredited) TED WILSON ... carpenter (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: GEORGE FREDRICK ... sound editor BOB GLASS ... re-recording mixer BILL KAPLAN ... production sound BUZZ KNUDSON ... re-recording mixer DON MacDOUGALL ... re-recording mixer GREG MORTON ... playback: Los Angeles EARL SAMPSON ... boom operator SCOTT D. SMITH ... production sound JOHN STACY ... sound effects editor ROGER SWORD ... sound editor GLENN WILLIAMS ... playback: Chicago CRAIG WOODS ... playback: Los Angeles ROBERT BRADSHAW ... sound effects editor (uncredited) WALTER GRANT III ... location sound (uncredited) DARREN POLISH ... Audio Description Narrator (uncredited) JOHN VINCENT ... documentary sound (uncredited) MICHAEL D. WILHOIT ... sound editor (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: ART BREWER ... special effects ROGER HANSEN ... special effects KARL MILLER ... special effects crew JIM ROLLINS ... special effects crew LEO SOLIS ... special effects crew BOB WORTHINGTON ... special effects crew BRIAN BEVIS ... special effects crew (uncredited) ROBERT COLE ... special effects (uncredited) PAT PATTERSON ... special effects crew (uncredited) WAYNE ROSE ... special effects crew (uncredited) ========= Visual Effects by: SYD DUTTON ... assistant matte painter FRED GRIGGS ... opticals supervisor BILL TAYLOR ... matte photography ALBERT WHITLOCK ... special visual effects MAX W. ANDERSON ... visual effects (uncredited) ROBERT BLALACK ... visual effects: MPI (uncredited) HENRY SCHOESSLER ... matte crew (uncredited) JAMIE SHOURT ... visual effects: MPI (uncredited) ========= Stunts: JAMES E. ALLARD ... stunts JOHN ASHBY ... stunts BOBBY BASS ... stunts PAMELA BEBERMEYER ... stunts RAY BICKEL ... stunts CLAY BOSS ... stunts MARY BOSS ... stunts STEVE BOYUM ... stunts JANET BRADY ... stunts GREG BRICKMAN ... stunts LAYNE BRITTON ... stunts JOPHERY C. BROWN ... stunts UNCLE BUD ... utility stunts BLAIR BURROWS ... stunts GILBERT COMBS ... stunts WILLIAM J. COUCH ... stunts JEAN COULTER ... stunts CAROL DANIELS ... stunts JADIE DAVID ... stunts EDDY DONNO ... stunts 'THE CHAMP' DONUT ... utility stunts BUD EKINS ... stunts KENNETH ENDOSO ... stunts GARY EPPER ... stunts JEANNIE EPPER ... stunts RICHARD EPPER ... stunts STEPHANIE EPPER ... stunts LENNY GEAR ... stunts 'KIDD' GILBERT ... utility stunts MICKEY GILBERT ... stunts JAMES M. HALTY ... stunts CHARLES HAYWARD ... stunts FREDDIE HICE ... stunts JOHNNY HOCK ... stunts CHUCK HOLLUM ... stunts TOM HUFF ... stunts DEAN JEFFRIES ... stunts HAROLD JONES ... stunts JUMBO ... utility stunts WALT LA RUE ... stunts TERRIBLE LEON ... utility stunts TERRY LEONARD ... stunts GARY McLARTY ... stunt coordinator / stunts KAREN WERNER ... stunts BENNIE E. MOORE Jr. ... stunts STEVIE MYERS ... stunts KITTY O'NEIL ... stunts ALAN OLINEY ... stunts BRAD ORRISON ... stunts MARK ORRISON ... stunts VICTOR PAUL ... stunts JONATHAN YARBROUGH ... stunts DAVID PERNA ... stunts CHARLIE PICERNI ... stunts LEE PULFORD ... stunts J.N. ROBERTS ... stunts R.A. RONDELL ... stunts WALLY ROSE ... stunts TANYA RUSSELL ... stunts SHARON SCHAFFER ... stunts BILL SHERMAN ... stunts JAN MICHAEL SHULTZ ... stunts JOHN SISTRUNK ... stunts PETER STADER ... stunts TOM STEELE ... stunts JOE STONE ... stunts HUFF 'N' STUFF ... utility stunts BOB TERHUNE ... stunts SAMMY THURMAN ... stunts CASEY VAN HORN ... stunts BUD WALLS ... stunts ETHAN WAYNE ... stunts JAMES E. WAYNE ... stunts BRIAN WHITLEY ... stunts KARL A. WICKMAN ... stunts WALTER WYATT ... stunts DICK ZIKER ... stunts EDDY DONNO ... stunt double: John Belushi (uncredited) SCOTT HAMILTON ... stunt double (uncredited) TOMMY J. HUFF ... stunt double: Dan Aykroyd (uncredited) / truck stunts (uncredited) DAVID LeBELL ... stunts (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: BOB AMERIAN ... best boy ROGER G. ANDERSON ... grip: Chicago EDWARD AUKSEL ... electrician: Chicago MICHAEL BENSON ... second camera operator BILL BIRCH ... first camera operator: Chicago DAVID BRAUER ... grip: Chicago TIMOTHY BRENNAN ... second key grip DAVID G. BROWN ... grip: Chicago DAVID L. BUTLER ... helicopter camera operator GREG CANTRELL ... electrician: Los Angeles JU KUK CHUN ... generator operator LOUIS COLE ... electrician: Los Angeles TONY CONSTANINI ... electrician: Los Angeles JOE COSKO Jr. ... second assistant camera: second camera TOM COX ... best boy DENNIS DE LA MATA ... grip: Chicago DOUGLAS DICK ... electrician: Chicago DENNIS DE CHRISTIANA ... electrician: Los Angeles PETER J. DONAGHUE ... electrician: Chicago DOUGLAS DOWNWORTH ... grip: Los Angeles JOHN T. DUSTIN ... second camera operator: Chicago JAMES ETTER ... electrician: Los Angeles DEREK GARTH ... grip: Los Angeles MARK A. HOGAN ... electrician: Chicago DUSTIN HUBER ... electrician: Los Angeles JOHN HUDACEK ... electrician: Chicago DAVID JARRELL ... gaffer HARRY JUKES ... generator operator RAYMOND KINZER ... key grip GEORGE KOHUT ... second camera first assistant: Chicago MAKO KOIWAI ... second assistant camera EDWARD C. KRAS ... grip: Chicago JIM LeBLANC ... first assistant camera: second camera JOHN LeBLANC ... first assistant camera ALAN H. LEDER ... electrician: Chicago FRED LIGMAN ... helicopter pilot and/or camera operator VERA LYNN ... electrician: Los Angeles MELVYN P. MACK ... grip: Chicago BRAD MATTHYS ... electrician: Chicago JIM MAZZULA ... second assistant camera, second camera: Chicago JOHN E. McCARTHY ... grip: Chicago RUSSELL McCARTHY ... generator operator STAN McCLAIN ... assistant camera: aerial unit JAMES C. MILLER ... electrician: Chicago JOHN MILLER ... grip: Chicago GEORGE MOORADIAN ... second assistant camera: Chicago TIM MORTON ... dp: b-unit CHARLES NIPPELL ... electrician: Los Angeles DAVID NOWELL ... helicopter pilot and/or camera operator KEITH PALLANT ... electrician: Los Angeles MARK PEARSON ... camera operator ALBERT RAMOS ... camera operator / dolly grip KENT RYAN ... helicopter pilot and/or camera operator GARY SMALL ... helicopter pilot and/or camera operator DOUG SMITH ... electrician: Chicago PETER SOREL ... still photographer MARK STANLEY ... grip: Los Angeles MARION SYKES ... electrician: Chicago TED VARNADOE ... electrician: Los Angeles CARY VIGNAL ... grip: Los Angeles KARL WICKMAN ... helicopter pilot and/or camera operator MELINDA WICKMAN ... still photographer DAVID WOLF ... helicopter pilot and/or camera operator BOB WOODSIDE ... gaffer STEVE YACONELLI ... camera operator AVRIL YOUNGBLOOD ... electrician: Los Angeles VINCENT CONTARINO ... electrician (uncredited) FRANK DETONE JR. ... rigging grip (uncredited) RICK FEE ... assistant camera (uncredited) ADAM GLICK ... set lighting technician (uncredited) STEVEN HILLER ... additional camera assistant (uncredited) JEFFREY JUR ... rigging electrician: Chicago (uncredited) ANN LUKACS ... second assistant camera (uncredited) MICHAEL J. SCHWARTZ ... electrician (uncredited) GLENN K. SHIMADA ... assistant camera (uncredited) MICHAEL SIMPSON ... camera operator (uncredited) DEAN WILLIAMS ... still photographer: second unit (uncredited) ========= Casting Department: SANDY DAWES ... casting assistant JO DOSTER ... casting assistant LISA GOTTLIEB ... casting assistant PEMON RAMI ... casting assistant ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: SUE DUGAN ... costumer: women HUGO PEÑA ... costumer: men ERVIN W. ROSE ... costumer: men HALEEN K. HOLT ... costume illustrator (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: DONAH BASSETT ... negative cutter MALCOLM CAMPBELL ... associate film editor JOHN CARBO ... assistant editor: Chicago GINGER CHULACK ... apprentice editor MICHAEL CIPRIANO ... assistant editor VAUNE KIRBY ... apprentice editor GLENN KAPLAN ... assistant editor PECK J. PRIOR ... apprentice editor DAVID RAMIREZ ... associate film editor VIRGIL TANNER ... color timer ========= Location Management: JULIE CHANDLER ... locations: Chicago MARLA COHEN ... locations: Chicago MARTY FRASER ... locations: Chicago DANAE WALCZAK ... locations: Chicago ========= Music Department: ELMER BERNSTEIN ... composer: 'god' theme LORINDA HOLLINGSHEAD ... assistant music editor IRA NEWBORN ... conductor / music supervisor JOHN STRAUSS ... music editor SALLY STEVENS ... singer (uncredited) JOHN MICHAEL WEAVER ... assistant recording engineer (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: KATHERINE WOOTEN ... script supervisor ========= Transportation Department: DAN ANGLIN ... transportation captain DAVE BUSICK ... set mechanic BYRON CARTER ... in-seat car driver BOB CORNELL ... transportation captain DANNY LOVELESS ... driver: Chapman crane PAT NALLON ... transportation co-captain: Chicago JIM RICCIO ... transportation co-captain: Chicago FRANK KHOURY ... driver (uncredited) KATHLEEN LONG ... picture vehicle continuity coordinator (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: JOHN ALEKNA ... mechanic: Chicago WILLIAM BANNISTER ... production assistant DAN BREWER ... video JOEL BRISKIN ... assistant to executive producer CATHERINE DAVIS COX ... secretary to producer ANTONIO DE LEON ... caterer MITCHELL EL MAHDY ... medic LINDA FEFERMAN ... intern: AFI RON FILBERT ... auditor KARIN FRAAS ... assistant: Mr. Belushi KATTERLI FRAUENFELDER ... production assistant SUSAN GOLDBERG ... production assistant ANDREW GOODMAN ... production assistant RON GWYNNE ... story consultant NIKOL HEGARTY ... production assistant RICK HOLLEY ... helicopter pilot LINDA HORWITZ ... production assistant DEBORAH HWANG ... associate to producer GORDON JERNBERG ... mechanic: Los Angeles CARLTON JOHNSON ... In the opening credits, the choreographer is the first crew member named. / choreographer ERCELLE JOHNSON ... assistant to choreographer DAVID JONES ... helicopter pilot SAUL KAHAN ... publicist RICHARD KAWECKI ... production assistant LEROY KERR ... assistant road manager: Blues Brothers band TONY KERUM ... caterer JOHN KOCHIAN ... assistant auditor: Chicago GEORGE KOOPMAN ... special operations: Chicago JEFF LEITH ... production assistant STINKY LEVITSKY ... title designer MORRIS LYDA ... road manager: Blues Brothers band AMY McELHENNEY ... production secretary TIM MEEKS ... mechanic: Los Angeles EDDIE OLMSTEAD ... mechanic: Los Angeles SHERRILL PATTEN ... auditor: Chicago MARK PEARSON ... helicopter pilot SUZAN REED-SOSNA ... production assistant BOB TISCHLER ... producer and supervisor: Blues Brothers recordings MARVIN TOWNES ... production assistant URBAN ULLMAN ... production assistant CHRISANN VERGES ... assistant to publicist LINDA VEUGLER ... production assistant LOU VOLPANO ... assistant road manager: Blues Brothers band DAVID DELEON ... music recording studio assistant: Chicago (uncredited) MICHAEL GOI ... production assistant (uncredited) MARK MAMALAKIS ... production assistant (uncredited) ROBERT SWENSEN ... cast section (uncredited) JEFF WINN ... daily craft service (uncredited) ========= Thanks: MAYOR JANE M. BYRNE ... the filmmakers wish to thank GOVERNOR JAMES R. THOMPSON ... the filmmakers wish to thank |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures (presents) ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (1980) [USA] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [WEST GERMANY] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [FINLAND] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [FRANCE] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [UK] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [GREECE] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1981) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1981) [NORWAY] Theatrical Sonoro Filme (1981) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical DiscoVision (1981) [USA] Video - (LaserDisc) Universal Films of India (1982) [INDIA] Theatrical American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (1982) [USA] TV MCA Home Video (1985) [USA] VHS Belgische Radio en Televisie (BRT) (1986) [BELGIUM] TV - (BRT2) Veronica Omroep Organisatie (1986) [NETHERLANDS] TV TV3 (1987) [FINLAND] TV MCA/Universal Home Video (1990) [USA] VHS Mainostelevisio (MTV3) (1995) [FINLAND] TV Pioneer (1998) [USA] Video - (LaserDisc) Yleisradio (YLE) (1998) [FINLAND] TV Mac Mahon Distribution (2001) [FRANCE] Theatrical - (re-release) Egmont Entertainment (2001) [FINLAND] DVD Universal Pictures Video (2001) [NETHERLANDS] DVD Universal Studios Home Video (2003) [USA] DVD - (collector's edition) Universal Studios Home Video (2004) [BRAZIL] DVD Universal Pictures Video (2005) [GERMANY] DVD Universal Pictures Finland (2006) [FINLAND] DVD Universal Pictures Video (2006) [NETHERLANDS] DVD - (25th Anniversary edition) Nelonen (2008) [FINLAND] TV Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2011) [USA] Blu-ray / DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (2011) [GERMANY] Blu-ray / DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2012) [USA] Blu-ray / (DVD Netflix (2019) [AUSTRALIA] Video - (VOD) SBS (2020) [AUSTRALIA] TV Argentina Video Home [ARGENTINA] VHS CIC Video [WEST GERMANY] VHS CIC Video [NETHERLANDS] VHS CIC Vídeo [BRAZIL] VHS Esselte Video [FINLAND] VHS RCA (II) [USA] Video - (CED VideoDisc) ========= Special Effects: Motion Pictures (MPI) (uncredited) ========= Other Companies: Atlantic Records (soundtrack published by) Creative Film Arts (opticals) Fantasound (mobile recording) KMET-FM (concert promotion) Michelson Food Services (catering) Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (music performed by: "Ride of the Valkyries") Solters & Digney (publicity) Todd-AO Studios (re-recording) (as Todd-AO Scoring Stage) Universal Recording Studios Inc. (music recorded at) Wally Heider Sound (mobile recording) |
8 August 1980 [USA] 22 August 1980 [Australia] 18 September 1980 {premiere} [London, UK] 19 September 1980 [UK] 6 October 1980 [Denmark] 9 October 1980 [West Germany] 15 October 1980 [South Africa] 17 October 1980 [Finland] 20 October 1980 [Sweden] 22 October 1980 [Paris, France] 24 October 1980 [Spain] 14 November 1980 [Ireland] 14 November 1980 [Norway] 25 December 1980 [Argentina] 25 December 1980 [Brazil] 25 December 1980 [Colombia] 25 December 1980 [France] 25 December 1980 [Mexico] 21 February 1981 [Japan] 27 February 1981 [Portugal] 13 March 1981 (German speaking region) [Switzerland] 10 November 2012 [Netherlands] 23 August 2018 {Octopus Film Festival} [Poland] 29 March 2019 {The Glory Hoes} [Singapore] |
![]() XANADU (Fantasy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 36 minutes] In Los Angeles, artist Sonny Malone reluctantly returns to his job at Airflow Records--doing poster-sized exact-as-possible renderings of album covers for on-site promotions--as he could not make a living as a freelance artist, where he could truly use his artistic vision. On his first day back at Airflow, he gets sidetracked by thoughts of a young woman who literally rollerskates into him. He's unaware that their initial encounter and subsequent encounters are not accident: she is Kira, a muse who was awakened by his lamentations about his art and sent to help him achieve his artistic vision. Later that day he meets aging Danny McGuire, a former big-band musician turned construction-company owner who wants to return to his roots by owning a live music venue. This meeting too is no accident; Sonny soon discovers that Kira was part of Danny's past. Sonny and Danny achieving their dreams is threatened by Kira knowingly breaking the rules. |
I'M ALIVE Performed by Electric Light Orchestra Words and Music by Jeff Lynne MAGIC Performed by Olivia Newton-John Words and Music by John Farrar WHENEVER YOU'RE AWAY FROM ME Performed by Olivia Newton-John and Gene Kelly Words and Music by John Farrar Whistling by Lou Halmy (uncredited) Arranged by Richard Hewson (uncredited) SUDDENLY Performed by Olivia Newton-John and Cliff Richard Words and Music by John Farrar Arranged by Steve Vining (uncredited) DANCIN' Performed by Olivia Newton-John and The Tubes Words and Music by John Farrar Arranged by Kenneth Shroyer and Richard Hewson (uncredited) ALL OVER THE WORLD Performed by Electric Light Orchestra Words and Music by Jeff Lynne THE FALL Performed by Electric Light Orchestra Words and Music by Jeff Lynne SUSPENDED IN TIME Performed by Olivia Newton-John Words and Music by John Farrar Arranged by Louis Clark (uncredited) DON'T WALK AWAY Performed by Electric Light Orchestra Words and Music by Jeff Lynne XANADU Performed by Olivia Newton-John and Electric Light Orchestra Words and Music by Jeff Lynne YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU (uncredited) Music by James V. Monaco Lyrics by Joseph McCarthy Performed by Olivia Newton-John DRUM DREAMS (uncredited) Performed by Electric Light Orchestra Music by Jeff Lynne FOOL COUNTRY (uncredited) Performed by Olivia Newton-John Words and Music by John Farrar |
OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN ... Kira GENE KELLY ... Danny McGuire MICHAEL BECK ... Sonny Malone JAMES SLOYAN ... Simpson DIMITRA ARLISS ... Helen KATIE HANLEY ... Sandra FRED McCARREN ... Richie REN WOODS ... Jo SANDAHL BERGMAN ... Muse #1 LYNN LATHAM ... Muse #2 MELINDA PHELPS ... Muse #3 CHERISE BATE ... Muse #4 JULIETTE MARSHALL ... Muse #5 MARILYN TOKUDA ... Muse #6 YVETTE VAN VOORHEES ... Muse #7 TERI BECKERMAN ... Muse #8 MARTY DAVIS ... Male Guard BEBE DRAKE-MASSEY ... Female Guard MICKEY McMEEL ... The Accountant AHARON IPALE ... The Photographer LISE LANG ... Popcorn Girl / Xanadu Dancer MELVIN JONES ... Big Al MATT LATTANZI ... Young Danny McGuire / Xanadu Dancer IRA NEWBORN ... 40's Band Leader JO ANN HARRIS ... 40's Singer #1 CINDY LEAKE ... 40's Singer #2 PATTY KEENE ... 40's Singer #3 JOHN 'FEE' WAYBILL ... 80's Rock Singer / The Tubes STEPHEN PEARLMAN ... Foreman CHURCH ORTIZ ... Worker #1 RANDY T. WILLIAMS ... Worker #2 DAVID TRESS ... Nick MADISON ARNOLD ... Vargas WILFRID HYDE-WHITE ... Heavenly Voice - Male (voice) CORAL BROWNE ... Heavenly Voice - Female (voice) MARIA V. LANGSTON ... Dizzy Heights CLYDE BARRETT ... Xanadu Dancer CHERYL BAXTER ... Xanadu Dancer HILARY BEANE ... Xanadu Dancer ANNIE BEHRINGER ... Xanadu Dancer JUDITH BERNETT ... Xanadu Dancer TEDA BRACCI ... Xanadu Dancer ELLEN CADWALLADER ... Xanadu Dancer STELIO CALAGIAS ... Xanadu Dancer LONNY CARABAJAL ... Xanadu Dancer HILLARY CARLIP ... Xanadu Dancer LYNDA CHASE ... Xanadu Dancer RUSSELL CLARK ... Xanadu Dancer CONTESSA COHN ... Xanadu Dancer DERRICK CROSS ... Xanadu Dancer GARY DION ... Xanadu Dancer MARISOL GARCIA ... Xanadu Dancer MIRANDA GARRISON ... Xanadu Dancer SANDY GRAY ... Xanadu Dancer JEI GUERRERO ... Xanadu Dancer CHERYL HANGLAND ... Xanadu Dancer YOLANDA HERNANDEZ ... Xanadu Dancer SUSAN INOUYE ... Xanadu Dancer VEDA JACKSON ... Xanadu Dancer MICHAEL JAMES ... Xanadu Dancer DEBORAH JENSSEN ... Xanadu Dancer LEROY JONES ... Xanadu Dancer FRED KIRBY ... Xanadu Dancer BRENDA LEE ... Xanadu Dancer DALE LEECHE ... Xanadu Dancer VICTORIA MANSI ... Xanadu Dancer MICHAEL MARTINEZ ... Xanadu Dancer YVETTE MATTHEWS ... Xanadu Dancer TYKIN MIKALS ... Xanadu Dancer GLENN NASH ... Xanadu Dancer CHRISTINE NAZARETH ... Xanadu Dancer TIM O'BRIEN ... Xanadu Dancer JEFF OSSER ... Xanadu Dancer SHELLEY PANG ... Xanadu Dancer SALLY PANSING ... Xanadu Dancer ARLETTE PATTERSON ... Xanadu Dancer ALAN PETERSON ... Xanadu Dancer LENA POUSETTE ... Xanadu Dancer VIC PRIM ... Xanadu Dancer MELODY SANTANGELO ... Xanadu Dancer TONY SELESNICK ... Xanadu Dancer KATHY SINGLETON ... Xanadu Dancer CINDY SPOONER ... Xanadu Dancer MICHAEL SPRINGER ... Xanadu Dancer RE STYLES ... Xanadu Dancer JIM THOMPSON ... Xanadu Dancer FRANCISCO TORRES ... Xanadu Dancer BOBBY WALKER ... Xanadu Dancer MICHAEL WATKINS ... Xanadu Dancer ADRIA WILSON ... Xanadu Dancer DARCEL WYNNE ... Xanadu Dancer NOREEN XAVIER ... Xanadu Dancer MARK ZIEBELL ... Xanadu Dancer THE MUMM BROTHERS ... Xanadu Dancers CHAIN REACTION DANCERS ... Xanadu Dancers TOM SACHELLE ... Xanadu Dancer PAUL SACHELLE ... Xanadu Dancer KYLE HANFORD ... Xanadu Dancer MICHAEL DONLEY ... Xanadu Dancer ROBERT WINTERS ... Xanadu Dancer THE TUBES: RICK ANDERSON MICHAEL COTTEN PRAIRIE PRINCE BILL SPOONER ROGER STEEN VINCE WELNICK Rest of cast listed alphabetically: JOE MANTEGNA ... ( JUDITH BURNETT ... Raven (uncredited) ALEX COLE ... Xanadu Dancer (uncredited) TY CROWLEY ... Dancer (uncredited) DEBBIE FRESH ... Xanadu Dancer (uncredited) NEAL GOLD ... Xanadu Roller Skater (uncredited) SANDRA GRAY ... Cigarette Girl / Dancer (uncredited) LESLIE HUCUL ... Finale Roller Skater (uncredited) LEROY JONES ... Xanadu Dancer (uncredited) DAVID LeBELL ... Baseball Player (uncredited) PAUL LeCLAIR ... Record Executive (uncredited) ADOLFO QUINONES ... Xanadu Dancer (uncredited) PATRICK REYNOLDS ... Xanadu Dancer (uncredited) CLIFF RICHARD ... Sonny Malone's Singing Voice (uncredited) DEAN RUBIN ... Featured Dancer (uncredited) DEE GIFFIN SCOTT ... Xanadu Dancer (uncredited) ALBIE SELZNICK ... Tightrope Walker (uncredited) LEE WILKOF ... Jeffrey (uncredited) CYNTHIA WINDHAM ... Dancer (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROBERT GREENWALD ========= Writing Credits: RICHARD CHRISTIAN DANUS ... (written by) and MARC REID RUBEL ... (written by) ========= Produced by: BRENDAN CAHILL ... co-producer LAWRENCE GORDON ... producer (produced by) LEE KRAMER ... executive producer TERRY NELSON ... associate producer JOEL SILVER ... co-producer ========= Music by: BARRY DeVORZON ========= Cinematography by: VICTOR J. KEMPER ========= Film Editing by: DENNIS VIRKLER ========= Casting by: PHYLLIS GRENNAN HUFFMAN ========= Production Design by: JOHN W. CORSO ========= Set Decoration by: MARC E. MEYER Jr. ========= Costume Design by: BOBBIE MANNIX ========= Makeup Department: HARRY BLAKE ... makeup artist CANDY CONERY ... hair stylist KOELLE ... additional makeup MARTIN SAMUEL ... hair stylist RICK SHARP ... makeup artist CRAIG SMITH ... makeup artist ========= Production Management: TERRY NESLON ... unit production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: PATRICK COSGROVE ... dga trainee DAN KOLSRUD ... first assistant director LISA MARMON ... second assistant director VENITA OZOLS ... second assistant director ========= Art Department: JAMES F. ALLEN ... assistant art director MICHAEL CASEY ... assistant property master JERRY GEBR ... painter: special production paintings WILLIAM GOWDY ... leadman MARK CONKEL ... painter SHERMAN LABBY ... production illustrator PETER LAMPPU ... construction foreman JOE LUCKY ... set designer LOU MANN ... set designer JOHN MARSHALL ... assistant art director JOE NEMEC ... set designer ROBERT NOHLES ... construction foreman GEORGE OSAKI ... special graphic consultant VICTOR PETROTTA ... property master STEVE PURDY ... painter H. JOHN RAMOS ... assistant property master BERT ROTTER ... stand-by painter JACK SHEA ... painter MARK SPARKS ... propmaker LAURIE STEVENS ... painter: special production paintings JOHN TYRELL ... painter EDWARD VERGA ... painter GLENN FORBES ... set dresser (uncredited) PEG McCLELLAN ... illustrator (uncredited) MARILYN VANCE ... artist (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: MICHAEL BODDICKER ... special synthesized effects MILTON C. BURROW ... supervising sound editor SCOTT BURROW ... assistant sound editor GARY CUNNINGHAM ... sound mixer (additional photography) WALTER GEST ... post-production sound recordist ROBERT GRAVENOR ... production mixer ROBERT JACKSON ... boom operator (additional photography) ROXANNE JONES ... assistant sound editor DAVID KIMBALL ... sound post-production mixer RICK KLINE ... sound post-production mixer WILLIAM MANGER ... sound editor DONALD O. MITCHELL ... sound post-production mixer BILL NICHOLSON ... sound post-production mixer DAN O'CONNELL ... foley artist ROBERT A. REICH ... sound editor GARY RITCHIE ... post-production sound recordist JERRY ROSENTHAL ... sound editor JACK WOODS ... loop dialogue editor DOC GOLDSTEIN ... sound mix engineer (uncredited) THOMAS MELOENY ... sound recordist (uncredited) GREG ORLOFF ... synthesized effects recordist (uncredited) DONALD C. ROGERS ... technical director of sound (uncredited) DOUGLAS J. SCHULMAN ... playback operator (uncredited) / utility sound (uncredited) MARK SERVER ... boom operator (uncredited) JERRY TRENT ... choreo and dance foley (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: BURT DALTON ... special effects ANDY C. EVANS ... special effects GARY D. BIEREND ... special effects crew (uncredited) WAYNE ROSE ... special effects (uncredited) BRUNO VAN ZEEBROECK ... special effects crew (uncredited) ========= Visual Effects by: RANDY BALSMEYER ... animation designer: special visual effects unit PAUL CHERVIN ... optical printer operator: special visual effects unit LOUIS GOOLD ... layout artist: special visual effects unit RICHARD GREENBERG ... special visual effects producer/designer ROBERT GREENBERG ... special visual effects producer FREDERICK GREENE ... optical printer operator: special visual effects unit JOEL HYNEK ... optical photography supervisor: special visual effects unit JEFFREY KLEISER ... layout artist: special visual effects unit DORSE LANPHER ... special effects: animation sequence unit JOHN LINDAHL ... animation camera: special visual effects unit LIZ MAIHOCK ... assistant animator: special visual effects unit SANDRA PAYNE ... assistant animator: special visual effects unit JANOS O. PILENYI ... layout artist: special visual effects unit LARRY PLASTRIK ... additional optical supervisor: special visual effects unit / effects editor MARK PLASTRIK ... animation camera: special visual effects unit BILL ROBERTS ... optical printer operator: special visual effects unit LOU SCHWARTZBERG ... time lapse photography RUTH SMEREK ... visual effects editorial supervision KENNETH STYTZER ... animation design supervisor: special visual effects unit JIM SZALAPSKI ... model photography: special visual effects unit BRIAN WILLIAMS ... model maker: special visual effects unit ========= Stunts: RICHARD EPPER ... stunts (uncredited) JON H. EPSTEIN ... Xanadu skater (uncredited) GENE KELLY ... stunt dancer (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: LARRY BARBIER ... still photographer GARRETT BROWN ... steadicam operator DANIEL DAYTON ... second assistant camera JOLY ERICKSON ... electrician EARL R. GILBERT ... gaffer DON GLENN ... grip GARY GOLDMAN ... camera planning: animation sequence unit RHIO HAESSIG ... best boy electrician JOE JIULIANO ... animation camera: animation sequence unit STEVEN JOHNSTONE ... electrician BILL KENNEY ... dolly grip GLADE KNIGHT ... electrician PAT MARSHALL ... rigging gaffer MICHAEL OREFICE ... electrician JEFF PURPUS ... grip JAMES M. PURSELL ... special camera operator WILLIAM ROE ... camera assistant GAYLIN SCHULTZ ... key grip BERNIE SCHWARTZ ... best boy grip MICHAEL J. SCHWARTZ ... rigging electric BOB THOMAS ... camera operator CHARLES WARREN ... animation camera: animation sequence unit RON WOODSIDE ... electrician FRANK DETONE Jr. ... rigging grip (uncredited) ALAN R. DISLER ... camera assistant (uncredited) ADAM GLICK ... set lighting technician (uncredited) JOE KELLY ... grip (uncredited) DAVID MORTON ... electrician (uncredited) MICHAEL J. SCHWARTZ ... electrician (uncredited) EMMANUEL VOUNIOZOS ... on-set technician (uncredited) RICHARD WALDEN ... additional assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Animation Department: DON BLUTH ... animator: animation sequence unit JIM COLEMAN ... background artist: animation sequence unit LORNA POMEROY ... assistant animator: animation sequence unit FRED CRAIG ... production associate: animation sequence unit MILTON GRAY ... assistant animator: animation sequence unit HEIDI GUEDEL ... assistant animator: animation sequence unit BRUCE HELLER ... assistant animator: animation sequence unit EMILY JIULIANO ... assistant animator: animation sequence unit SKIP JONES ... assistant animator: animation sequence unit DAN KUENSTER ... assistant animator: animation sequence unit DIANN LANDAU ... assistant animator: animation sequence unit LINDA MILLER ... assistant animator: animation sequence unit STEVE MULLER ... assistant animator: animation sequence unit CARMEN OLIVER ... color coordinator: animation sequence unit VERA LAW ... assistant animator: animation sequence unit DAVE SPAFFORD ... assistant animator: animation sequence unit OLGA CRAIG ... production associate: animation sequence unit JOHN EDDINGS ... xerox processor animation sequence (uncredited) PHYLLIS WHITE ... cel painter (uncredited) ========= Casting Department: GREGG SMITH ... dance casting ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: BARBARA BLACK-STERNE ... costume sketch artist DEBBIE CURTIS ... costumer MICHAEL FITZPATRICK ... costumer SHANAN HARRELL ... costumer MARK PETERSON ... costume supervisor MARILYN VANCE ... assistant costume designer CHUCK VELASCO ... costumer PAM WISE ... costume supervisor GREGORY B. PEÑA ... daily set costumer (uncredited) ========= Editorial Department: NATHAN COHEN ... assistant color timer LISA DAY ... assistant film editor FLETCHER HARLAN ... negative cutter JOSEPH L. HEDGECOCK ... negative cutter TINA HIRSCH ... co-editor BOB McROY ... assistant color timer DICK RITCHIE ... color consultant LARRY J. ROVETTI ... supervising color consultant ROB YAMAMOTO ... apprentice film editor DENNIS MICHELSON ... assistant editor (uncredited) ========= Music Department: MICHAEL BODDICKER ... musician: synthesizer ALLISON CAINE ... vocal effects advisor DOREEN A. DIXON ... assistant music editor GEORGE DOERING ... musician ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA ... music performed by: songwriter: Electric Light Orchestra JOHN FARRAR ... produced by: Olivia Newton-John DICK HAZARD ... orchestrator: Barry DeVorzon RICHARD HEWSON ... big band and string arrangements: John Farrar DAVID HOLMAN ... music engineer: John Farrar / music mixing STEPHEN A. HOPE ... music editor KENNETH KARMAN ... music editor EDIE LEHMANN BODDICKER ... vocalist EDIE LEHMANN ... vocalist JEFF LYNNE ... produced by: Electric Light Orchestra MACK ... music engineer: Jeff Lynne FRED PRIOR ... music editor MICHAEL TRONICK ... music editor DENNIS S. SANDS ... music scoring mixer (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: BETTY ABBOTT GRIFFIN ... script supervisor ========= Transportation Department: STEVE HELLERSTEIN ... transportation captain DEAN E. MASON ... driver special effects CHRIS HAYNES ... driver (uncredited) FRANK KHOURY ... driver (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: ANN ASHCRAFT ... production assistant BILL BUTLER ... technical assistance in skating sequences PAUL CAJERO ... production assistant RUSSELL CLARK ... assistant choreographer GILDA COLLINS ... assistant to producer ROGER DAVIES ... assistant to executive producer KATHY DeARMOND ... assistant: Carol Shapiro Janson DARCY FLEMING ... special skating consultant MIKE FLEMING ... special skating consultant RICHARD GREENBERG ... producer/designer: main title BRENDAN HIGGS ... assistant: Jeff Lynne GUS HILL ... caterer CAROL SHAPIRO JANSON ... publicity coordinator JUDY LYNN ... technical assistance in skating sequences JOAN MARCUS ... special promotion consultant JODY MERL ... assistant: Robert Greenwald KENNY ORTEGA ... choreographer CHRIS PLATEL ... assistant to executive producer ALEX ROMERO ... dance effects supervisor DANA SHARPE ... assistant: Olivia Newton-John GREG SMITH ... assistant choreographer ELAINE K. THOMPSON ... assistant to co-producer BOB THOMPSON ... assistant choreographer JERRY TRENT ... choreographer JEFF WINN ... craft service |
Production Companies: Universal Pictures ========= Distributors: Universal Pictures (1980) [USA] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [UK] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [NORWAY] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1980) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Greater Union Organisation (GUO) (1980) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1981) [JAPAN] Theatrical - (subtitled) Sonoro Filme (1981) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical DiscoVision (1981) [USA] Video - (laserdisc) CIC-Taft Home Video (1982) [AUSTRALIA] VHS MCA/Universal Home Video (1984) [USA] Video - (laserdisc) CBS (1984) [USA] TV Universal Home Video (1999) [USA] DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2004) [USA] DVD Universal Pictures (2004) [UK] DVD Universal Pictures Germany (2004) [GERMANY] DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (2004) [GERMANY] DVD Universal Pictures Japan (2004) [JAPAN] DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2008) [USA] DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2009) [USA] DVD Argentina Video Home (2009) [ARGENTINA] DVD Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) (2010) [USA] DVD Elephant Films (2016) [FRANCE] Video Justbridge Entertainment (2019) [GERMANY] Blu-ray Justbridge Entertainment (2019) [GERMANY] DVD NBC Universal Entertainment (2019) [JAPAN] Blu-ray Argentina Video Home [ARGENTINA] VHS CIC Vídeo [BRAZIL] VHS CIC Video [WEST GERMANY] VHS MCA/Universal Home Video [USA] VHS ========= Special Effects: R/Greenberg Associates (special visual effects produced and designed by) ========= Other Companies: R/Greenberg Associates (main title produced and designed by) Don Bluth Productions (animation sequence) Bodifications Inc. (special synthesized effects) Computer Opticals (additional optical effects) EFX Unlimited (additional optical effects) Goodskates Entertainment Company (technical assistance in skating sequences) Michelson Food Services (catering) (as Michaelson's Catering) Samuel Goldwyn Studios (post production sound services by) MCA Records (soundtrack) |
3 October 1980 [USA] 27 November 1980 [Netherlands] 14 October 1994 (TV premiere) [Finland] 29 March 2010 (TV premiere) [Sweden] |
![]() ONE-TRICK PONY (Comedy | Drama | Music | Romance) [1 hour 38 minutes] Jonah (Paul Simon) is an aging rock star trying to put together a new album in the face of an indifferent record label and a talentless producer. At the same time, he's struggling to save his failing marriage. |
LATE IN THE EVENING Written and Performed by Paul Simon ONE-TRICK PONY Written and Performed by Paul Simon HOW THE HEART APPROACHES WHAT IT YEARNS Written and Performed by Paul Simon GOD BLESS THE ABSENTEE Written and Performed by Paul Simon NOBODY Written and Performed by Paul Simon LONG LONG DAY Written and Performed by Paul Simon ACE IN THE HOLE Written and Performed by Paul Simon JONAH Written and Performed by Paul Simon OH, MARION Written and Performed by Paul Simon SOFT PARACHUTES Written and Performed by Paul Simon THAT'S WHY GOD MADE THE MOVIES Written and Performed by Paul Simon ROCK LOBSTER Written by Ricky Wilson and Fred Schneider Performed by The B-52's SOUL MAN Written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter Performed by Sam & Dave (as Sam and Dave) DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC Written by John Sebastian Performed by The Lovin' Spoonful ME AND BOBBY McGEE Written by Kris Kristofferson and Fred Foster Performed by Mare Winningham |
PAUL SIMON ... Jonah BLAIR BROWN ... Marion RIP TORN ... Walter Fox JOAN HACKETT ... Lonnie Fox ALLEN GOORWITZ ... Cal van Damp MARE WINNINGHAM ... Modeena Dandridge MICHAEL PEARLMAN ... Matty Levin LOU REED ... Steve Kunelian STEVE GADD ... Danny Duggin ERIC GALE ... Lee-Andrew Parker TONY LEVIN ... John DiBatista RICHARD TEE ... Clarence Franklin HARRY SHEARER ... Bernie Wepner THE B-52s: KATE PIERSON ... Self FRED SCHNEIDER ... Self KEITH STRICKLAND ... Self CINDY WILSON ... Self RICKY WILSON ... Self THE LOVIN' SPOONFUL: JOHN SEBASTIAN ... Self STEVE BOONE ... Self JOE BUTLER ... Self ZALMAN YANOVSKY ... Self SAM AND DAVE: SAMUEL D. MOORE ... Self DAVE PRATER Jr. ... Self TINY TIM ... Self DAVID SANBORN ... Saxophone Soloist MICHAEL J. MILLER ... Acappella Singer GLENN SCARPELLI ... Acappella Singer MERV GRIFFIN ... Acappella Singer RICHARD DOLAN ... A Cappella Singer DANIEL STERN ... Hare Krishna LISA CARLSON ... Blonde Girl Groupie SAMEEN TARIGHATI ... Brunette Girl Groupie JOE SMITH ... Narrator at Convention STEVE RALBOVSKY ... B-52's Road Manager NOEL L. SILVERMAN ... Lawyer JORDAN CAEL ... Lee Perry SUSAN FORRISTAL ... Cal's Girlfriend ANN KARELL ... Budget Motor Inn Clerk FREDA SCOTT ... Chambermaid SKEETER GREENE ... Receptionist SHARON WATROBA ... Receptionist CAROL LEVY ... Receptionist CLAUDIA JO ALLMAND ... Receptionist VINCENT VOK ... Bartender PATTI AUSTIN ... Back-up Singer VIVIAN CHERRY ... Back-up Singer ULLANDA McCULLOUGH ... Back-up Singer HARPER SIMON ... Young Jonah Rest of cast listed alphabetically: GERRY R. BYRNE ... Salesman GARY JONES ... Businessman (uncredited) |
Directed by: ROBERT M. YOUNG ========= Writing Credits: PAUL SIMON ========= Produced by: MICHAEL HAUSMAN ... co-producer PAUL MARTINO ... associate producer MICHAEL TANNEN ... producer ========= Music by: PAUL SIMON ========= Cinematography by: DICK BUSH ========= Film Editing by: EDWARD BEYER BARRY MALKIN DAVID RAY ========= Casting by: KAREN REA ========= Production Design by: DAVID MITCHELL ========= Art Direction by: WOODS MACKINTOSH ========= Set Decoration by: JUSTIN SCOPPA ========= Costume Design by: HILARY ROSENFELD ========= Makeup Department: MAX HENRIQUEZ ... key makeup artist ========= Production Management: A. KITMAN HO ... unit manager JOHN STARKE ... production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: MICHAEL HAUSMAN ... first assistant director JOEL TUBER ... second assistant director ========= Art Department: BRUNO ROBOTTI ... charge scenic artist ========= Sound Department: ARTHUR BLOOM ... sound recordist LOUIS CERBORINO ... sound editor TOM FLEISCHMAN ... re-recording mixer LARRY JOST ... sound mixer NEIL L. KAUFMAN ... sound editor KEVIN LEE ... assistant sound editor REGINA MULLEN ... adr assistant CHRIS NEWMAN ... sound mixer MAURICE SCHELL ... supervising sound editor ========= Special Effects by: BOB MYERS ... special effects crew ========= Camera and Electrical Department: EDWARD GOLD ... camera operator LOUIS GOLDMAN ... still photographer GÁBOR KÖVÉR ... first assistant camera: "b" camera TOM PRATE ... best boy grip ========= Editorial Department: MARK RATHAUS ... apprentice editor (uncredited) ========= Music Department: DAVE GRUSIN ... music arranger PHIL RAMONE ... music producer MITCHELL WIRTH ... music editor ========= Additional Crew: CLAYTON TOWNSEND ... production assistant MADELEINE TODD ... caterer (uncredited) KARHN WHITE ... caterer (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Warner Bros. ========= Distributors: Warner Bros. (1980) [USA] Theatrical Columbia-EMI-Warner (1980) [UK] Theatrical CBS (1986) [USA] TV Warner Home Video (1988) [NETHERLANDS] VHS Warner Home Video (1989) [AUSTRALIA] VHS Yleisradio (YLE) (1994) [FINLAND] TV Warner Home Video (2009) [USA] DVD Warner Home Video [USA] VHS |
17 October 1980 [USA] 15 January 1981 [UK] 6 February 1981 [Australia] 21 February 1981 [Sweden] 30 April 1981 [Barcelona, Spain] 8 May 1981 [Denmark] 22 May 1981 [Finland] 11 June 1981 [Netherlands] 20 June 1981 [Japan] 28 January 1982 [Madrid, Spain] 15 April 1982 [Portugal] 21 May 1982 [West Germany] August 1982 (video premiere) [Australia] 15 January 2009 (DVD premiere) [Germany] |
![]() TIMES SQUARE (Drama | Music) [1 hour 51 minutes] Two girls run away from a mental institution and forge a relationship on the streets of New York City. They soon begin enjoying their punk-rock life until the powers that be start nosing around, looking for them, unsettling their already delicate mental states. Will the Sleez Sisters be torn apart? Or will they tear themselves apart? |
YOU CAN'T HURRY LOVE Composed by Brian Holland (as Holland), Lamont Dozier (as Dozier), Eddie Holland (as Holland) Performed by D.L. Byron Courtey of Arista Records, Inc. and Stone Agate Music Division DANGEROUS TYPE Performed by The Cars Composed by Ric Ocasek Courtesy of Elektra/Asylum Records and Lido Music, Inc. GRINDING HALT Performed by The Cure Composed by Laurence Tolhurst (as Tolhurst) / Michael Dempsey (as Dempsey) / Robert Smith (as Smith) Courtesy of Fiction Records/Polydor Ltd./JEM Records THE NIGHT WAS NOT Performed by Desmond Child & Rouge Composed by Desmond Child Courtesy of Capitol Records, Inc. and Desmobile Music Co., Inc. PRETTY BOYS Performed & Composed by Joe Jackson Courtesy of A&M Records, Inc. and Albion Music, Ltd./Almo Music Corp. INNOCENT, NOT GUILTY Performed & Composed by Garland Jeffreys Courtesy of Garland Jeffreys Music FLOWERS IN THE CITY (credit only) Performed by David Johansen & Robin Johnson Composed by David Johansen and Ronnie Guy Courtesy of Blue Sky Records, Inc./CBS Records and Buster Poindexter, Inc. and Purple Man Publishing DAMN DOG Performed by Robin Johnson Composed by Billy Mernit and Jacob Brackman Courtesy of RSO Records, Inc. and Stigwood Music, Inc. YOUR DAUGHTER IS ONE Performed by Robin Johnson & Trini Alvarado Composed by Billy Mernit, Norman Ross & Jacob Brackman Courtesy of RSO Records, Inc. and Stigwood Music, Inc. HELP ME! Performed by Marcella Detroit (as Marcy Levy) & Robin Gibb Composed by Robin Gibb & Blue Weaver Courtesy of Yam, Inc./RSO Records, Inc. and Brothers Gibb BV/Stigwood Music, Inc. DOWN IN THE PARK Performed & Composed by Gary Numan Courtesy of WEA Records, Ltd./Beggars Banquet Limited and Geoff & Eddie Music, Inc./Blackwood Music, Inc. TALK OF THE TOWN Performed by The Pretenders Composed by Chrissie Hynde Courtesy of Sire Records, Inc./Real Records and Al Gallico Music Corporation ROCK HARD Performed by Suzi Quatro Composed by Mike Chapman and Nicky Chinn Courtesy of Dreamland Records and Chinnichap Publishing Inc. (Admin. in the USA and Canada by Careers Music, Inc.) I WANNA BE SEDATED Written by Joey Ramone, Dee Dee Ramone and Johnny Ramone Attributed to The Ramones collectively Performed by Ramones Courtesy of Sire Records, Inc./Real Records and Bleu Disque Music Co., Inc./Taco Tunes, Inc. WALK ON THE WILD SIDE Performed & Composed by Lou Reed Courtesy of RCA Records and Oakfield Avenue Music, Ltd. SAME OLD SCENE Performed by Roxy Music Composed by Bryan Ferry Courtesy of E.G. Records, Ltd./Atlantic Recording Corp./Polydor International and E.G. Music, Ltd. BABYLON'S BURNING Performed by The Ruts Composed by John Jennings, Dave Ruffy, Malcolm Owen and Paul Fox Courtesy of Virgin Records, Ltd. and Virgin Music (Publishers) Ltd. PISSING IN THE RIVER Performed by Patti Smith Group Composed by Patti Smith & Ivan Král Courtesy of Arista Records, Inc. and Linda's Music Corp. LIFE DURING WARTIME Performed by Talking Heads Written by David Byrne, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison and Tina Weymouth Courtesy of Sire Records, Inc./Real Records and Bleu Disque Music Co., Inc. TAKE THIS TOWN Performed by XTC Composed by Andy Partridge Courtesy of Virgin Records, Ltd. and Virgin Music (Publishers) Ltd. |
TIM CURRY ... Johnny LaGuardia TRINI ALVARADO ... Pamela Pearl ROBIN JOHNSON ... Nicky Marotta PETER COFFIELD ... David Pearl HERBERT BERGHOF ... Dr. Huber DAVID MARGULIES ... Dr. Zymansky ANNA MARIA HORSFORD ... Rosie Washington MICHAEL MARGOTTA ... JoJo J.C. QUINN ... Simon MIGUEL PINERO ... Roberto RONALD 'SMOKEY' STEVENS ... Heavy BILLY MERNIT ... Blondell PAUL SASS ... Blondell ARTIE WEINSTEIN ... Blondell TIM CHOATE ... Eastman ELIZABETH PENA ... Disco Hostess KATHY LOJAC ... Nurse Joan SUSAN MERSON ... Nurse May GEORGE MORFOGEN ... Don Dowd CHARLES BLACKWELL ... Speaker STEVE W. JAMES ... Dude JAY ACOVONE ... Plainclothes Cop ALICE SPIVAK ... Magda CALVIN ANDER ... George PETER IACANGELO ... Plainclothes Cop MICHAEL RINEY ... Young D.J. LOUIS BELERO ... Policeman #1 GERALD KLINE ... Policeman #2 BEN SLACK ... Hold-Up Man AARON HURST ... Beer Vendor SEAN HURST ... Beer Vendor PETER LOPICCOLO ... Shop Owner ROGER CAMACHO ... T.V. Drop Kid STEVE PABON ... T.V. Drop Kid DANIELLE TILETNICK ... Daughter DONNA SIROTA ... Daughter's Friend TULANE HOWARD II ... Movie Theator Reactor KAREN EVANS ... Waitress RODI ALEXANDER ... Cigarette Girl RAMON FRANCO ... Sleez Bag Vendor #1 RIKI COLON ... Sleez Bag Vendor #2 MELANIE HENDERSON ... Renaissance Aide LARRY SILVESTRI ... Cop on Marquee MANDY CAMERON ... Beer Buyer PAULA NAPLES ... Beer Buyer SCOTT P. SANDERS ... Intern TIGER HAYNES ... Andy CAMMI LYNN BUTTNER ... Sleez Girl SARAH DOUGHERTY ... Sleez Girl AMY GABRIEL ... Sleez Girl SANDRA LEE GOGA ... Sleez Girl PAMELA GOTLIN ... Sleez Girl SHUNA LYDON ... Sleez Girl KELLY McCLORY ... Sleez Girl MARLENA SEDA ... Sleez Girl Rest of cast listed alphabetically: MARILYN DOBRIN ... Prostitute (uncredited) ANIBAL O. LLERAS ... Cabby (uncredited) SHARON MITCHELL ... Audience Member in Nightclub (uncredited) ANTONE PAGÁN ... Sleez Bag Vendor #3 (uncredited) RONDA SWINDELL ... Sleeze Girl (uncredited) CHELLY WILSON ... Woman at Ticket Booth (uncredited) |
Directed by: ALAN MOYLE ========= Writing Credits: JACOB BRACKMAN ... (screenplay by) ALAN MOYLE ... (story by) and LEANNE UNGER ... (story by) ========= Produced by: JACOB BRACKMAN ... producer (produced by) KEVIN McCORMICK ... executive producer JOHN NICOLELLA ... executive producer BILL OAKES ... associate producer ROBERT STIGWOOD ... producer (produced by) ========= Music by: BLUE WEAVER ========= Cinematography by: JAMES A. CONTNER ========= Film Editing by: TOM PRIESTLEY ========= Casting by: BARBARA CLAMAN MARGERY SIMKIN ========= Production Design by: STUART WURTZEL ========= Set Decoration by: LESLIE BLOOM ========= Costume Design by: ROBERT DE MORA ========= Makeup Department: JUDI GOODMAN ... hair stylist PETER WRONA Jr. ... makeup artist ========= Production Management: LOU FUSARO ... unit manager JUDITH STEVENS ... production manager ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: EDWARD BIANCHI ... second unit director JILL HENRY ... assistant director: second unit ALAN HOPKINS ... assistant director JOHN NICOLELLA ... second unit director ROBERT WARREN ... second assistant director ========= Art Department: DAVID GOODNOFF ... set dresser ========= Sound Department: ANTHONY J. CICCOLINI III ... sound editor BERNIE HAJDENBERG ... sound editor KATE HIRSON ... sound editor MICHAEL JACOBI ... sound editor LESLIE LAZAROWITZ ... sound mixer TOD A. MAITLAND ... boom operator HARVEY ROSENSTOCK ... sound editor JERRY ROSS ... supervising sound editor ROBERT SCIRETTA ... sound recordist JULIE TANSER ... sound editor DICK VORISEK ... re-recording mixer ========= Stunts: BILL ANAGNOS ... stunt player TAMMAS J. HAMILTON ... stunt player JAMES LOVELETT ... stunt coordinator FRANKLIN SCOTT ... stunt player JANE SOLAR ... stunt player ALEX STEVENS ... stunt coordinator VICTORIA VANDERKLOOT ... stunt player ========= Camera and Electrical Department: ENRIQUE BRAVO ... camera operator GARY MULLER ... assistant camera HANK MULLER ... assistant camera SCOTT RATHNER ... additional second assistant camera ========= Editorial Department: JUDITH BLUME ... apprentice editor JIM FINN ... negative cutter MICHAEL KIRCHBERGER ... collaborating editor BETSY MATURO ... assistant editor PATRICK MULLINS ... apprentice editor ========= Music Department: NORMAN GRAF ... musical sequence editor GREG SHELDON ... music editor ========= Script and Continuity Department: SANDY McLEOD ... script supervisor ========= Additional Crew: TOMMY BURNS ... production assistant LEWIS GOULD ... second assistant director ELIZABETH MOYER ... production assistant DAN PERRI ... title designer |
Production Companies: Butterfly Valley N.Y. EMI Films Robert Stigwood Organization (RSO) ========= Distributors: Associated Film Distribution (AFD) (1980) [USA] Theatrical Columbia-EMI-Warner (1980) [UK] Theatrical Kommunenes Filmcentral (KF) (1981) [NORWAY] Theatrical Toho-Towa (1981) [JAPAN] Theatrical Sandrew Film & Teater AB (1982) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Thorn EMI Video Australia (1982) [AUSTRALIA] Video Thorn EMI Video Australia (1982) [AUSTRALIA] VHS Mayco (1982) [NORWAY] VHS Thorn-EMI Video ((198?)) [NETHERLANDS] VHS Thorn-Emi Video ((198?)) [WEST GERMANY] VHS Warner Home Video ((198?)) [NETHERLANDS] VHS MIG Film (2009) [GERMANY] DVD Anchor Bay Entertainment [USA] DVD Anchor Bay Entertainment [USA] VHS ========= Other Companies: RSO Records (soundtrack album) |
October 1980 {Chicago International Film Festival} [USA] 14 November 1980 [USA] 2 April 1981 [Australia] 16 April 1981 [UK] 1 May 1981 [Mexico] 11 May 1981 [Brazil] 26 June 1981 [Denmark] 13 July 1981 [Barcelona, Spain] 18 July 1981 [Kankaanpää, Finland] 23 July 1981 [Colombia] 27 July 1981 [Sweden] 17 November 1983 [Portugal] 22 November 1986 (TV premiere) [West Germany] 11 October 2014 {Chicago International Film Festival} [USA] |
![]() THE IDOLMAKER (Biography | Drama | Music | Romance) [1 hour 57 minutes] 1959. Twenty-seven year old Vinnie Vacarri works as a waiter at his older brother Mario's upscale Italian restaurant in Brooklyn, but much to Mario's chagrin, Vinnie lets work at the restaurant slide whenever opportunities arise to achieve his dream of being in the music business. Along with his best friend and music partner, pianist Gino Pilato, Vinnie writes songs, and believes he has everything but the most important thing to make it big, namely the look, he most self-conscious about his receding hairline. As such, he and Gino are looking for someone to perform their songs on their own terms. He thinks he's found the person in his friend Tomaso DeLorusso, a saxophonist who has been struggling himself in the club scene to find his niche. With Gino largely staying in the background, Vinnie begins a professional association with Tomaso, who he reinvents as rock singer Tommy Dee, this the beginning of Vinnie's foray into talent manager, he knowing the look and sound he wants, with his acts being the conduit to realize his own dreams of music business success. He also believes a sixteen year old shy busboy at Mario's restaurant named Guido Bevaloqua has the look to make it big, Guido who Vinnie transforms into Caesare. Along the way, Vinnie has convince others into his vision for the transformations to succeed, such people as Brenda Roberts, the editor of Teen Scene magazine. Ultimately both Vinnie and his acts get lost in their own personal issues, Tommy Dee and Caesare wanting primarily the trappings of fame forgetting how they got there, and Vinnie sacrificing his and everyone else's lives to achieve his visions that he could not achieve on his own. |
SWEET LITTLE LOVER Music and Lyrics by Jeff Barry Sung by Jesse Frederick A BOY AND A GIRL Music and Lyrics by Jeff Barry Sung by The Sweet Inspirations & The London Fog BABY Music and Lyrics by Jeff Barry Sung by Peter Gallagher HOWEVER DARK THE NIGHT Music and Lyrics by Jeff Barry Sung by Peter Gallagher HERE IS MY LOVE Music and Lyrics by Jeff Barry Sung by Jesse Frederick I BELIEVE IT CAN BE DONE Music and Lyrics by Jeff Barry Sung by Ray Sharkey COME AND GET IT Music and Lyrics by Jeff Barry Performed by Nino Tempo, Jamie James, Michael Rummans, Rex Roberts SHELLEY Music and Lyrics by Jeff Barry Sung by Jimmy Carter I KNOW WHERE YOU'RE GOIN' Music and Lyrics by Jeff Barry Performed by Nino Tempo, Jamie James, Michael Rummans, Rex Roberts IT'S NEVER BEEN TONIGHT BEFORE Music and Lyrics by Jeff Barry Sung by Peter Gallagher OO WEE BABY Music and Lyrics by Jeff Barry Sung by Darlene Love I CAN'T TELL Music and Lyrics by Jeff Barry Sung by Colleen Fitzpatrick |
RAY SHARKEY ... Vincent Vacarri TOVAH FELDSHUH ... Brenda Roberts PETER GALLAGHER ... Caesare PAUL LAND ... Tommy Dee JOE PANTOLIANO ... Gino Pilato MAUREEN McCORMICK ... Ellen Fields JOHN APREA ... Mario Vacarri RICHARD BRIGHT ... Uncle Tony OLYMPIA DUKAKIS ... Mrs. Vacarri STEVEN APOSTLEE PECK ... Mr. Frank Vacarri LEONARD GAINES ... Luchetti DENEY TERRIO ... Jerry Martin CHARLES GUARDINO ... Jesse MICHAEL MISLOVE ... Ed Sharp KENNETH O'BRIEN ... Walt Bennett MICHAEL PEROTTA ... Carlo SYLVIA SHEMWELL ... Sweet Inspirations MYRNA SMITH ... Sweet Inspirations AFREEKA TREES ... Sweet Inspirations OWEN C. DAVIS ... London Fog JAMIE FALLIN ... London Fog LARRY VAN CLAGGETT ... London Fog JEFFREY TANNER ... Delano RENATA VANNI ... Mrs. Bevaloqua HOWARD GORDON ... Scapio TAMMY ALVERSON ... Sheila FRANK BONGIO ... Alfredo JED BRIEN ... Street Man JIMMY CARTER ... Jimmy Ryan KIM CORDES ... Bed Pal of Tommy's JO JO D'AMORE ... Harmon CHERI FELICE ... Girl at Bandstand MALLI JACKSON ... Janet SHELLEY KIRKWOOD ... Nightclub Fan WILLIAM VINCENT KULAK ... Production Asst. ANTHONY MARCIONA ... Gigi BUDDY MICUCCI ... Chef ALAN MUIR ... Video Director TONY MUNAFO ... Mr. Vacarri's Asst. DON MUNSON ... Security Guard MARGERY NELSON ... Reporter #1 JACK NEVILLE ... Graphic Artist THORNE NOGAR ... Engineer #1 JAMES SAITO ... Eddie SAM SHAMSHAK ... Reporter #2 Rest of cast listed alphabetically: TORY CHRISTOPHER ... Concert Kid (uncredited) VINCENT DI PAOLO ... Spectator (uncredited) JEANETTE LINNE ... Spectator (uncredited) ROBERT P. MARCUCCI ... New Jersey Heckler (uncredited) DEAN RUBIN ... New Jersey Heckler (uncredited) MICHAEL STERN ... Michael Stern (uncredited) NINO TEMPO ... Saxophone Player (uncredited) |
Directed by: TAYLOR HACKFORD ========= Writing Credits: EDWARD DI LORENZO ... (written by) TAYLOR HACKFORD ... (written by) (uncredited) ========= Produced by: GENE KIRKWOOD ... producer HOWARD W. KOCH Jr. ... producer R.J. LOUIS ... associate producer DAVID NICHOLS ... associate producer ========= Music by: JEFF BARRY ========= Cinematography by: ADAM HOLENDER ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: STEVE POTTER ARTHUR SCHMIDT NEIL TRAVIS ========= Casting by: BARBARA KING PENNY PERRY ========= Art Direction by: DAVID L. SNYDER ========= Set Decoration by: BARBARA KREIGER ========= Costume Design by: RITA RIGGS ========= Makeup Department: ED ALLEN ... makeup artist RUBY FORD ... hair stylist JOE McKINNEY ... makeup artist SHIRLEY PADGETT ... head hair stylist MARVIN WESTMORE ... head makeup artist ========= Production Management: R.J. LOUIS ... production manager BERNIE STYLES ... production supervisor: New York City ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: CLIFFORD C. COLEMAN ... first assistant director HOPE GOODWIN ... second assistant director ========= Art Department: BRANDY ALEXANDER ... set designer BOB BARBERIS ... set construction supervisor BILL DIETZ ... property master FLOYD FARRINGTON ... assistant property master GEORGE GOODE ... storyboard PAT WRIGHT ... leadman ========= Sound Department: BOB GLASS ... dubbing mixer PETUR HLIDDAL ... sound mixer ART JACKSON ... cable man BUZZ KNUDSON ... dubbing mixer DON MacDOUGALL ... dubbing mixer HUDSON MARQUEZ ... boom man GREG MORTON ... playback operator JIM TROUTMAN ... sound effects editor: Sound FX Inc. JEFF CLARK ... assistant sound editor (uncredited) JAMES DEHR ... sound mixer: second unit (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: RALPH GERVAIS ... special effects BOB TROJAN ... special effects ========= Camera and Electrical Department: BILL ANDERSON ... grip best boy BOB DICKINSON ... concert lighting director RICHARD DOW ... key grip DAVID GOLDNER ... special stills RON GROVER ... still photographer BRUCE McGREGOR ... second assistant camera JOSEPH PENDER ... gaffer CAL ROBERTS ... first assistant camera WARD RUSSELL ... electric best boy CHRIS SCHWIEBERT ... camera operator CLAY WILSON ... dolly grip LEE REDMOND ... assistant camera (uncredited) MICHAEL J. SCHWARTZ ... electrician (uncredited) ========= Casting Department: DONNA DiPAOLO ... extra casting assistant PENNY ELLERS ... assistant casting director PEARL KEMPTON ... extra casting LILA SELIK ... extra casting ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: MARJORIE CHAN ... costumer ELLIS COHEN ... costumer JUDY SUDUL ... assistant: Miss Riggs ========= Editorial Department: FRANK RACITI ... assistant editor ========= Music Department: GEORGE BRAND ... music editor FRANK CAPP ... music contractor RICHARD FLANZER ... music consultant MIKE FOWLER ... assistant music editor NINO TEMPO ... musician: saxophone solo and training JOE RENZETTI ... orchestrator (uncredited) JOHN MICHAEL WEAVER ... assistant engineer (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: ALAN GREEDY ... script supervisor ========= Transportation Department: MICKEY McATEER ... transportation captain CRAIG PINKARD ... transportation coordinator GENE CLINESMITH ... driver (uncredited) ========= Additional Crew: ANDREA ASIMOW ... assistant to director HOWARD BRANDY ... press agent DUKE DANEAULT ... auditor SUSAN EKINS ... production secretary JIMMY GAMBINA ... physical trainer JUDITH GILL ... production coordinator BETTY GREEN ... title designer SHELLEY KIRKWOOD ... press agent ROBERT MARCUCCI ... technical advisor JENNIFER NAIRN-SMITH ... ballet instructor DERRY PEARCE ... assistant auditor DAN PERRI ... title designer BARRY ROSENBUSH ... production associate FLORIAN SCHERECK ... assistant auditor DENEY TERRIO ... choreographer RANDI WILENS ... assistant to producers ========= Thanks: BILL GAZZARI ... we also wish to thank: Gazzari's on the Strip MATTY JORDAN ... we also wish to thank: Matteo's Restaurant |
Production Companies: Kirkwood Koch Company ========= Distributors: United Artists (1980) [USA] Theatrical United Artists (1981) [UK] Theatrical United Artists (1981) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Kommunenes Filmcentral (KF) (1981) [NORWAY] Theatrical CBS (1985) [USA] TV - (broadcast premiere) Warner Home Video (1988) [GERMANY] VHS Warner Home Video (1993) [USA] VHS Shout! Factory (2013) [USA] Blu-ray / DVD Image Entertainment [USA] Video - (LaserDisc) MGM/UA Home Entertainment [USA] VHS Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) Video ========= Other Companies: A&M Records (original soundtrack available on) (as A&M Records & Tapes) Bill Dance Casting (extras casting) (uncredited) Cherokee Studios (music recorded at) (uncredited) Donah Bassett and Associates (negative cutter) (as Donah Bassett & Assoc.) Madonna Man (we also wish to thank: for their assistance) (as Madonna Man Inc.) Sound FX (sound effects editor) (as Sound FX Inc.) Technicolor (color) The City of New York (we gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of) |
6 December 1980 {premiere} [Orlando, Florida, USA] 6 December 1980 [Los Angeles, California, USA] 12 December 1980 [Canada] 12 December 1980 [USA] 9 April 1981 [UK] 7 May 1981 [Australia] 26 June 1981 [Ireland] 10 July 1981 [New Zealand] 16 July 1981 [Mexico] 25 July 1981 [Japan] 10 December 1981 [Singapore] 17 December 1981 [France] 17 December 1981 [Portugal] 17 December 1981 [West Germany] 18 December 1981 [Denmark] 18 December 1981 [Madrid, Spain] 19 December 1981 [Sweden] 21 December 1981 [Barcelona, Spain] 25 December 1981 [Brazil] 25 December 1981 [Finland] 1 January 1982 [Montevideo, Uruguay] 1982 [India] 17 January 1986 [Hungary] 25 June 2016 {Edinburgh International Film Festival} [UK] 15 January 2021 {Artistic Metropol} [Madrid, Spain] |
POPEYE (Adventure | Comedy | Family | Fantasy | Musical | Romance) [1 hour 54 minutes] Popeye, a squinty-eyed, corn cob pipe smoking, spinach hating, mumbling sailor man with overly muscular forearms partly the result of genetics, has just arrived in the port town of Sweethaven. He has been sailing the seven seas in search of his father who abandoned him when he was two. He is viewed suspiciously by many in town, with an exception of Wimpy, who will become friends with anyone who will buy him a hamburger, he otherwise paying for said hamburger on Tuesday if he can get it today. One who does view him suspiciously is Olive Oyl, the lanky, work boots wearing daughter of his rooming house landlords. Due to the changing situation, including they discovering an abandoned infant boy who Popeye names Swee'pea in honor of the town and who they decide to raise, Popeye and Olive fall for each other, Olive in the process leaving who was to be her fiancé, Bluto, the town bully who rules Sweethaven on behalf of the mysterious Commodore. Bluto does not take this emerging situation lying down, he using Swee'pea as a pawn in getting Olive Oyl back. What happens in this situation in Popeye fighting for both Olive Oyl and Swee'pea is partly affected by discovery of what happened to his father. |
I'M POPEYE THE SAILOR MAN (1933) Music and Lyrics by Samuel Lerner (as Sammy Lerner) Performed by Robin Williams (uncredited) and Chorus Music often played in the score I YAM WHAT I YAM (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Harry Nilsson Performed by Robin Williams HE NEEDS ME (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Harry Nilsson Performed by Shelley Duvall EVERYTHING IS FOOD (aka "Food, Food, Food") (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Harry Nilsson Performed by Larry Pisoni, Carlo Pellegrini, Susan Kingsley, Michael Christensen, Ray Cooper, Noel Parenti, Karen McCormick, and John E. Bristol SAIL WITH ME (aka "Sailin'") (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Harry Nilsson Performed by Robin Williams and Shelley Duvall SWEE'PEA'S LULLABY (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Harry Nilsson Performed by Robin Williams SWEETHAVEN (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Harry Nilsson Performed by the Citizens of Sweet Haven Reprised by them at the Boxing Match BLOW ME DOWN (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Harry Nilsson Performed by Robin Williams I'M MEAN (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Harry Nilsson Performed by Paul L. Smith and Chorus HE'S LARGE (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Harry Nilsson Performed by Shelley Duvall and Chorus IT'S NOT EASY BEIN' ME (uncredited) Written by Harry Nilsson Performed by Ray Walston and Paul L. Smith CHILDREN (uncredited) Music and Lyrics by Harry Nilsson Performed by Ray Walston |
ROBIN WILLIAMS ... Popeye SHELLEY DUVALL ... Olive Oyl RAY WALSTON ... Poopdeck Pappy PAUL DOOLEY ... Wimpy PAUL L. SMITH ... Bluto RICHARD LIBERTINI ... Geezil DONALD MOFFAT ... The Taxman MACINTYRE DIXON ... Cole Oyl ROBERTA MAXWELL ... Nana Oyl DONOVAN SCOTT ... Castor Oyl ALLAN NICHOLLS ... Rough House WESLEY IVAN HURT ... Swee'pea BILL IRWIN ... Ham Gravy, the Old Boyfriend ROBERT FORTIER ... Bill Barnacle, the Town Drunk DAVID McCHAREN ... Harry Hotcash, the Gambler SHARON KINNEY ... Cherry, His Moll PETER BRAY ... Oxblood Oxheart, the Fighter LINDA HUNT ... Mrs. Oxheart, his Mudder GEOFF HOYLE ... Scoop, the Reporter WAYNE ROBSON ... Chizzelflint, the Pawnbroker LARRY PISONI ... Chico, the Dishwasher CARLO PELLEGRINI ... Swifty, the Cook SUSAN KINGSLEY ... La Verne, the Waitress MICHAEL CHRISTENSEN ... Splatz, the Janitor RAY COOPER ... The Preacher NOEL PARENTI ... Slick, the Milkman KAREN McCORMICK ... Rosie, the Milkmaid JOHN BRISTOL ... Bear, the Hermit JULIE JANNEY ... Mena Walfleur, a Steinette PATTY KATZ ... Mina Walfleur, a Steinette DIANE SHAFFER ... Mona Walfleur, a Steinette NATHALIE BLOSSOM ... Blossom Walfleur, a Steinette DENNIS FRANZ ... Spike, a Tough CARLOS BROWN ... Slug, a Tough NED DOWD ... Butch, a Tough HOVEY BURGESS ... Mort, a Tough ROBERTO MESSINA ... Gozo, a Tough PIETRO TORRISI ... Bolo, a Tough MARGERY BOND ... Daisy, a Housewife JUDY BURGESS ... Petunia, a Housewife SAUNDRA MacDONALD ... Violet, a Housewife EVE KNOLLER ... Min, a Housewife PEGGY PISONI ... Pickelina, a Housewife BARBARA ZEGLER ... Daphne, a Housewife PAUL ZEGLER ... Mayor Stonefeller, the Official PAMELA BURRELL ... Mrs. Stonefeller DAVID ARKIN ... The Mailman / Policeman KLAUS VOORMANN ... Von Schnitzel, the Conductor DOUG DILLARD ... Clem, the Banjo Player VAN DYKE PARKS ... Hoagy, the Piano Player STAN WILSON ... Oscar, the Barber ROBERTO DELL'AQUA ... The Chimneysweep VALERIE VELARDI ... Cindy, the Drudge JACK MERCER ... Popeye - Animated Prologue (voice) |
Directed by: ROBERT ALTMAN ========= Writing Credits: JULES FEIFFER ... (screenplay) E.C. SEGAR ... (based on characters by) ========= Produced by: SCOTT BUSHNELL ... associate producer C.O. ERICKSON ... executive producer ROBERT EVANS ... producer ========= Cinematography by: GIUSEPPE ROTUNNO ... (photography by) ========= Film Editing by: JOHN W. HOLMES DAVID ALAN SIMMONS ========= Production Design by: WOLF KROEGER ========= Set Decoration by: JACK STEPHENS ========= Costume Design by: SCOTT BUSHNELL ========= Makeup Department: GABRIELLA BORZELLI ... hairdresser MARIA TERESA CORRIDONI ... chief hairdresser GIANCARLO DEL BROCCO ... makeup supervisor RITA INNOCENZI ... assistant hairdresser GILBERTO PROVENGHI ... assistant makeup artist ALVARO ROSSI ... assistant makeup artist ALDO SIGNORETTI ... hairdresser ALFREDO TIBERI ... makeup artist ========= Production Management: PAOLO LUCIDI ... unit manager FREDERICK MULLER ... production manager: Europe ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: BOB DAHLIN ... first assistant director VICTOR TOURJANSKY ... first assistant director ========= Art Department: STEPHEN ALTMAN ... property master ALVARO BELSOLE ... construction manager ALFRED BORG ... standby painter BERT BOWERS ... master carpenter REG BREAM ... assistant art director STEPHEN BREAM ... draftsman JOHN BUCKLIN ... property man TONY MACCARIO ... property man ANGELO MARTA ... sculptor GAETANO MIRANTE ... master carpenter GUGLIEMO MODESTINI ... master painter STEPHANE REICHEL ... assistant art director / construction coordinator LESTER SMITH ... draftsman MICHAEL STROUD ... sculptor ANGELO ZACCARIA ... sculptor ========= Sound Department: JOHN BENSON ... assistant sound editor STEVE BRIMMER ... re-recording engineer TERESA ECKTON ... sound effects editor MICHAEL FORD ... sound editor SAM GEMETTE ... supervising sound editor BOB GRAVENOR ... sound RODNEY HOLLAND ... sound effects consultant RANDY HONAKER ... location engineer ROXANNE JONES ... assistant sound editor JOHN LARSEN ... sound editor DON MERRITT ... boom man MICHAEL MINKLER ... supervising sound re-recording mixer ANDY PATTERSON ... sound effects editor BILL PHILLIPS ... sound editor KAREN RASCH ... assistant sound editor HAL SANDERS ... sound editor DOUG SHULMAN ... recordist SAM SHAW ... sound editor LARRY SINGER ... loop editor EDWARD A. WARSCHILKA Jr. ... assistant sound editor SAMUEL C. CRUTCHER ... assistant sound editor (uncredited) KITTY MALONE ... foley artist (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: ELLIS BURMAN ... animated artifacts creator: Cosmekinetics STEVE FOSTER ... technical advisor ALLEN HALL ... special effects coordinator R.J. HOHMAN ... technical advisor ROBERT WILLARD ... special effects assistant BOB WILLIAMS ... animated artifacts creator: Cosmekinetics JAMES KAGEL ... lead sculptor (uncredited) ========= Stunts: ROBERTO MESSINA ... stunt coordinator SERGIO MIONI ... stunt double (uncredited) ========= Camera and Electrical Department: ROBERT REED ALTMAN ... camera assistant LORENZO BATTAGLIA ... underwater camera operator LUIGI BERNARDINI ... assistant camera RUDOLFO BRAMUCCI ... gaffer ALBERTO EMIDI ... key grip GIOVANNI FIORE ... camera operator GIAN MARIA MAJORANA ... assistant camera MAURO MERCHETTI ... assistant camera PAUL RONALD ... unit photographer VLADIMIRO SALVATORE ... key grip GIANFRANCO TRANSUNTO ... camera operator MAURIZIO ZAMPAGIN ... camera assistant ADOLFO BARTOLI ... underwater assistant camera (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: YVONNE ZARB COUSIN ... wardrobe mistress JOHN HAY ... wardrobe supervisor KATE McDERMOTT ... wardrobe construction ========= Editorial Department: RAJA R. GOSNELL ... additional editor SUZANNE HINES ... post-production coordinator BOB LEDERMAN ... assistant editor TONY LOMBARDO ... supervising editor PAUL RUBELL ... assistant editor JACQUE TOBEREN ... assistant editor STEPHEN TUCKER ... assistant editor ERIC WHITFIELD ... assistant editor RICHARD GARIBALDI ... home video mastering colorist (uncredited) ========= Location Management: RICHARD DUBUQUE ... location auditor ROBERT EGGENWEILER ... location manager TIM ENGEL ... location auditor ========= Music Department: HARRY NILSSON ... songs: Music & Lyrics by VAN DYKE PARKS ... arranger: songs / conductor: songs TOM PIERSON ... composer: additional score DAN WALLIN ... music re-recording mixer LESLIE A. WHITFIELD ... assistant music editor RICHARD WHITFIELD ... music editor TED WHITFIELD ... supervising music editor BRUCE ROBB ... music engineer (uncredited) / music mixer (uncredited) / music producer (uncredited) BOB THOMPSON ... music arranger (uncredited) JOHN WALLACE ...singing voice: Paul Smith (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: LUCA KOUIMELIS ... script supervisor ========= Transportation Department: BILL TURNER ... transportation captain ========= Additional Crew: PETER BRAY ... unit coordinator HOVEY BURGESS ... choreographer: circus CATHY CHAZAN ... assistant: Mr. Evans MICKEY CHONOS ... caterer RITA GALEA ... publicity assistant BARBARA KALISH ... executive assistant: Mr. Evans CATHY KELLER ... publicity assistant SHARON KINNEY ... choreographer: dance DAVID LEVY ... unit coordinator STEPHANIE ARANAS ... assistant: Mr. Evans JAMES A. RUMSEY R.P.T. ... physical therapist MARK RUTENBERG ... assistant: Mr. Williams PATTY RYAN ... title designer RICK SPARKS ... talent coordinator LUCIANO TARTAGLIA ... assistant accountant BRIDGET TERRY ... publicist LOU WILLS ... dance style creator: Mr. Williams LARY CREWS ... production assistant (uncredited) ED HORWITZ ... personal assistant: Robert Altman (uncredited) |
Production Companies: Paramount Pictures (presents) Walt Disney Productions (presents) Robert Evans Company (uncredited) ========= Distributors: Paramount Pictures (1980) [USA] Theatrical Greater Union Organisation (GUO) (1980) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical 20th Century Fox (1980) [WEST GERMANY] Theatrical Rank Organisation (1981) [UK] Theatrical Hoyts Distribution (1981) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Showtime Networks (1981) [USA] TV Toho Company (1981) [JAPAN] Theatrical Suomi-Filmi (1981) [FINLAND] Theatrical Filmayer (1981) [SPAIN] Theatrical Walt Disney Productions (1981) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Sociedade Importadora de Filmes (SIF) (1981) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical Cinema International Corporation (CIC) (1981) [BRAZIL] Theatrical Triangelfilm (1982) [NORWAY] Theatrical Disney Channel (1983) [USA] TV National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1984) [USA] TV Abril Vídeo (1989) [BRAZIL] VHS Paramount Home Video (1996) [USA] VHS Paramount Home Entertainment (2003) [USA] DVD Paramount Home Video (2003) [CANADA] DVD Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2006) [GERMANY] DVD Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2006) [UK] DVD Warner Home Video (2013) [USA] DVD Rai Movie (2016) [ITALY] TV Paramount Home Entertainment (2020) [USA] Blu-ray Walt Disney Home Video [WEST GERMANY] VHS Walt Disney Home Video [UK] VHS Walt Disney Home Video [NETHERLANDS] Video - (Betamax) ========= Special Effects: Cosmekinetics (animated artifacts created by) ========= Other Companies: Alitalia (special air transportation) (as Alitalia Airlines) Cherokee Studios (original music recorded and mixed at) (uncredited) Cinema Research (opticals) Hanna-Barbera Productions (animation by) King Features Syndicate (characters created for) Lion's Gate Sound (editorial facilities) Lion's Gate Sound (sound post-production) Malta Film Facilities (made in collaboration with) (as Malta Films Facilities) The Boardwalk Entertainment Company (original soundtrack album) The Hearst Corporation (trademark: POPEYE) (as The Heart Corporation, KIng Features Syndicate Division) Varèse Sarabande (soundtrack) (2016) (vinyl only) (limited edition) (uncredited) |
17 December 1980 {premiere} [Century City, California, USA] 19 December 1980 [USA] 22 January 1981 [Netherlands] 29 January 1981 [UK] 9 February 1981 [Brazil] 20 February 1981 [Australia] 27 March 1981 [Ireland] 11 April 1981 [Sweden] 25 April 1981 [Japan] 8 May 1981 [Portugal] 10 June 1981 [France] 11 June 1981 [Madrid, Spain] 15 June 1981 [Barcelona, Spain] 26 June 1981 [Denmark] 18 July 1981 [Taiwan] 7 August 1981 [Finland] 14 August 1981 [West Germany] 27 August 1981 [Argentina] September 1981 [Austria] 19 November 1981 [Italy] 3 December 1981 [Mexico] 24 March 1982 [Colombia] 19 November 1988 (TV premiere) [East Germany] |
![]() THE JAZZ SINGER (Drama | Music | Romance) [1 hour 55 minutes] Neil Diamond stars in this motion picture as Yussel Rabinovitch, a young Jewish cantor who strives to make a career outside the synagogue in popular music as Jess Robin. Against the wishes of his rigid father and his loving wife, Yussel travels from New York City to Los Angeles to play his music. Swept up by the excitement, he meets a spunky manager who believes in his talent and shares his dream. He grows apart from his family, and becomes confused about what he should ultimately do with his life. |
YOU BABY Words and Music by Neil Diamond © 1978 Stonebridge Music JERUSALEM Words and Music by Neil Diamond © 1980 Stonebridge Music AMERICA Words and Music by Neil Diamond Orchestra Arranged and Conducted by Alan E. Lindgren © 1980 Stonebridge Music MY NAME IS YUSSEL (Theme) Words and Music by Neil Diamond © 1980 Stonebridge Music LOVE ON THE ROCKS Words and Music by Neil Diamond and Gilbert Bécaud © 1980 Stonebridge Music and EMA Suisse ON THE ROBERT E. LEE Words and Music by Neil Diamond and Gilbert Bécaud © 1980 Stonebridge Music and EMA Suisse SUMMERLOVE Words and Music by Neil Diamond and Gilbert Bécaud Orchestra Arranged and Conducted by Tom Hensley © 1980 Stonebridge Music and EMA Suisse HEY LOUISE Words and Music by Neil Diamond and Gilbert Bécaud Orchestra Arranged and Conducted by Alan E. Lindgren © 1980 Stonebridge Music and EMA Suisse SONGS OF LIFE Words and Music by Neil Diamond and Gilbert Bécaud Orchestra Arranged and Conducted by Alan E. Lindgren © 1980 Stonebridge Music and EMA Suisse HELLO AGAIN Music by Neil Diamond and Alan E. Lindgren Words by Neil Diamond Orchestra Arranged and Conducted by Alan E. Lindgren © 1980 Stonebridge Music AMAZED AND CONFUSED Music by Neil Diamond and Richard Bennett Words by Neil Diamond © 1980 Stonebridge Music ACAPULCO Music by Neil Diamond and Doug Rhone Words by Neil Diamond © 1980 Stonebridge Music HINE MAH TOVE Traditional Adaptation by Neil Diamond Adaptation © 1980 Stonebridge Music HAVAH NAGILAH Traditional Adaptation by Neil Diamond Adaptation © 1980 Stonebridge Music ADON OLOM Traditional Adaptation by Neil Diamond and Uri Frenkel Adaptation © 1980 Stonebridge Music KOL NIDRE Traditional Adaptation by Neil Diamond and Uri Frenkel Adaptation © 1980 Stonebridge Music SHABBAT SHALOM Words – Traditional Music by Uri Frenkel © 1980 Frogking Music |
NEIL DIAMOND ... Jess Robin / Yussel Rabinovitch LAURENCE OLIVIER ... Cantor Rabinovitch LUCIE ARNAZ ... Molly Bell CATLIN ADAMS ... Rivka Rabinovitch FRANKLYN AJAYE ... Bubba PAUL NICHOLAS ... Keith Lennox SULLY BOYAR ... Eddie Gibbs MIKE KELLIN ... Leo JAMES BOOTH ... Paul Rossini LUTHER WATERS ... Teddy OREN WATERS ... Mel ROD GIST ... Timmy WALTER JANOWITZ ... Rabbi Birnbaum JANET BRANDT ... Aunt Tillie JOHN WITHERSPOON ... M.C. Cinderella Club DALE ROBINETTE ... Tommy DAVID COBURN ... Bar Mitzvah Boy JUDY GIBSON ... Peg HANK GARRETT ... Police Sergeant ERNIE HUDSON ... Heckler JAMES KAREN ... Barney Callahan TIM HERBERT ... Technician #1 ED JAHNKE ... Guard HUGH GILLIN ... Texas Bartender JILL JARESS ... Cowgirl VICTOR PAUL ... Irate Driver CANTOR URI FRENKEL ... The Cantor REX CUTTER ... Semi Driver MIKE PASTERNAK ... Zany Gray SANDY HELBERG ... Sound Engineer BRION JAMES ... Man in Bar DOUGLAS NIGH ... Technician #2 PATRICK STANSFIELD ... Stage Manager Rest of cast listed alphabetically: SEYMOUR CASSEL ... Unnamed STEVE DASH ... Policeman BILLIE PERKINS ... Waitress LEV LIBERMAN ... Boots (uncredited) |
Directed by: RICHARD FLEISCHER SIDNEY J. FURIE ... (uncredited) ========= Writing Credits: SAMSON RAPHAELSON ... (play) HERBERT BAKER ... (screenplay) STEPHEN H. FOREMAN ... (adaptation) ========= Produced by: JERRY LEIDER ... producer JOEL MORWOOD ... associate producer ========= Music by: LEONARD ROSENMAN ========= Cinematography by: ISIDORE MANKOFSKY ... director of photography ========= Film Editing by: MAURY WINETROBE ========= Casting by: HARRIET B. HELBERG ========= Production Design by: HARRY HORNER ========= Art Direction by: SPENCER DEVERILL ========= Set Decoration by: ROBERT de VESTEL RUBY LEVITT ========= Costume Design by: ALBERT WOLSKY ========= Makeup Department: LEONARD ENGELMAN ... makeup artist JERRY KERNS ... hair stylist: Neil Diamond CHRISTINE LEE ... hair stylist B.J. PARDO ... hair designer: Lucie Arnaz DAN STRIEPEKE ... makeup artist ========= Production Management: E. DARRELL HALLENBECK ... executive production manager BURT NODELLA ... production executive PATRICK STANSFIELD ... concert production supervisor ========= Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: ALICE BLANCHARD ... second assistant director JACK CLINTON ... second assistant director JOHN EYLER ... second assistant director JAMES TURLEY ... assistant director ROBERT M. WEBB ... assistant director ========= Art Department: LEAMON ADAMS ... lead man WILBUR FINKS ... lead man ARTHUR GELB ... graphic designer CARMINE GOGLIA ... stand-by painter CHRISTOPHER HORNER ... set designer DAVID KIRSCHNER ... logo designer MARK POLL ... set designer JOHN J. RUTCHLAND III ... construction coordinator VINCENT 'BUD' SHELTON ... property master ALAN SIMS ... assistant property master BILL GOLD ... poster designer (uncredited) ========= Sound Department: BILL BENTON ... sound assistant engineer DAVID BIANCO ... sound assistant engineer ANDY BLOCH ... sound designer JACK CRYMES ... technical assistance MARK ESHELMAN ... sound assistant engineer BOB GAUDIO ... sound supervisor DAVID HAWKINS ... sound editor RON HITCHCOCK ... sound designer DENNIS JONES ... boom JACK KIRSCHNER ... sound editor GREGG LANDAKER ... re-recording mixer STEVE MASLOW ... re-recording mixer STAN R. MILLER ... concert and playback sound ROBERT NICHOLS II ... sound recordist T.G. OVERTON ... production sound mixer JIM SANDWEISS ... sound assistant engineer PAUL SANDWEISS ... sound assistant engineer JACK SCHRADER ... sound editor WILLIAM L. STEVENSON ... supervising sound editor JOHN TAYLOR ... concert and playback sound ELLIOT TYSON ... adr mixer BILL VARNEY ... re-recording mixer RON HITCHCOCK ... re-recording mixer (uncredited) DUNCAN McEWAN ... sound recordist (uncredited) DONALD C. ROGERS ... technical director of sound (uncredited) ========= Special Effects by: LAMBERT POWELL ... special effects KEN SPEED ... special effects coordinator ========= Stunts: JOHN ASHBY ... stunts CHRIS HOWELL ... stunt coordinator ========= Camera and Electrical Department: LAURENCE L. BARBIER ... still photographer HOWARD BLOCK ... camera operator ALFRED BUDNIAK ... best boy JAMES CHAISTY ... electrician JAMES F. CORNICK ... electrician DON DUFFIELD ... key grip JACOB JARRELL ... gaffer MICHAEL J. KRONES ... concert lighting team MARILYN LOWRY ... concert lighting team OWEN MARSH ... camera operator WILLIAM N. MASTEN ... assistant camera TOM MAY ... second grip TOM D. MAY ... second grip BERNARD McNULTY ... best boy DOUGLAS L. POPE ... concert lighting team HERBERT C. ROBERTS ... camera operator MIKE TAPP ... dolly grip RICH TSCHUDIN ... assistant camera RONALD VIDOR ... steadicam operator / camera operator JONATHAN WEST ... additional camera operator CHARLES R. YOUNG ... camera operator ========= Casting Department: JAN SPITZER ... extras casting PETER SPITZER ... extras casting BRYAN BUCHANAN ... extras casting (uncredited) ========= Costume and Wardrobe Department: BRUCE ERICKSEN ... costumer: men MARGARET THORIN ... costumer: women JAMES W. TYSON ... costumer: men BILL WHITTEN ... wardrobe designer: Neil Diamond ========= Editorial Department: DONAH BASSETT ... negative cutter DEREK G. BRECHIN ... assistant editor MARK EGGENWEILER ... assistant editor DENNIS E. LEW ... assistant editor ERIC A. SEARS ... assistant editor ALEC SMIGHT ... apprentice editor FRANK J. URIOSTE ... supervising editor ========= Location Management: MATTHEW NODELLA ... location manager CLAYTON TOWNSEND ... location assistant ========= Music Department: ANDY BLOCH ... music recording mixer: remote VINCE CHARLES ... musician: percussion/steel drums (with The Neil Diamond Band) KING ERRISSON ... musician: percussion (with The Neil Diamond Band) BOB GAUDIO ... music producer TOM HENSLEY ... conductor / musician: keyboards, with The Neil Diamond Band RON HITCHCOCK ... music mixer LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ... music performed by LINDA PRESS ... vocals (with The Neil Diamond Band) REINIE PRESS ... musician: bass (with The Neil Diamond Band) DOUG RHONE ... music collaborator / musician: guitar, with The Neil Diamond Band JOHN ROSENBERG ... music contractor WILLIAM SARACINO ... supervising music editor MARSTON SMITH ... musician: cello DENNIS ST. JOHN ... musical director / musician: drums, with The Neil Diamond Band JOHN MICHAEL WEAVER ... assistant recording engineer (uncredited) ========= Script and Continuity Department: SONNY FILIPPINI ... script supervisor ========= Transportation Department: STEVE BONNER ... driver E.O. BRADEN ... transportation ========= Additional Crew: LEA ANDREWS ... production coordinator KATHY BREEN ... assistant to director BARRY CARDINAEL ... equipment manager HARRY CLEIN ... unit publicist SAM COLE ... crew chief CHRIS COLES ... coordinator: New York KIMBERLEY COY ... unit publicist DEBBIE EISEN ... production assistant WAYNE FITZGERALD ... title designer CANTOR URI FRENKEL ... technical advisor HARRIET GREENBERG ... assistant to producer CARIN I. GRONHAGEN ... assistant production controller BEATRICE E. MARKS ... assistant: Bob Gaudio DON McKAYLE ... choreographer TERRY MERCHANT ... equipment manager TOM MOONEY ... road manager JERRY MURPHY ... road manager JOE OLSHAN ... production assistant DAVID OLIVER ... title designer VICTOR T. SALANT ... production controller GARY SCHILZ ... production assistant BILL SHEEHAN ... first aid nurse VINCENT STARACI ... production assistant WALT VON HAUFFE ... marketing coordinator ALISON ZANETOS ... assistant: Mr. Diamond DAVID OLIVER PFEIL ... title cinematographer (uncredited) ========= Thanks: MAX GORDON ... acknowledgment: produced on the stage by SAM H. HARRIS ... acknowledgment: produced on the stage in association with ALBERT LEWIS... acknowledgment: produced on the stage by |
Production Companies: EMI Films ========= Distributors: Associated Film Distribution (AFD) (1980) [USA] Theatrical City Film (1981) [NETHERLANDS] Theatrical Constantin Film (as Neue Constantin Film) (1981) [WEST GERMANY] Theatrical Constantin-Film (1981) [AUSTRIA] Theatrical Gaumont (1981) [FRANCE] Theatrical Greater Union Organisation (GUO) (1981) [AUSTRALIA] Theatrical Sandrew Film & Teater AB (1981) [SWEDEN] Theatrical Sonoro Filme (1981) [PORTUGAL] Theatrical Transeuropa (1981) [ARGENTINA] Theatrical Paramount Home Video (1981) [USA] Video - (CED videodisc) Thorn-EMI Video (1981) [UK] Video CBS (1983) [USA] TV - (broadcast premiere) Transeuropa Video Entertainment (TVE) (1985) [ARGENTINA] VHS Republic Pictures Home Video (for Lumiere Pictures) (1993) [USA] VHS Anchor Bay Entertainment (2009) [USA] DVD - (30th anniversary edition) White Pearl Classics (2021) [GERMANY] Blu-ray Lumiere Pictures [USA] All Media Thorn-Emi Video [WEST GERMANY] VHS VTI Home Vídeo [BRAZIL] Video Lumiere Home Video All Media Thorn EMI Video Australia All Media Warner Home Video All Media ========= Special Effects: Cinema Research (visual effects) Laserium (laser special effects) ========= Other Companies: Aura Recording Studio (grateful acknowledgment) Bucks Steak House (grateful acknowledgment) Crystal Sound Recording (grateful acknowledgment) DeLuxe Laboratories (prints by) (as De Luxe®) Extracast (extras casting) Imero Fiorentino Associates (concert lighting) Maarev Temple Assistant Choir (grateful acknowledgment) Mahoney / Wasserman (publicity) (as Mahoney/Wasserman & Associates) Nederland Organization of California (grateful acknowledgment) Nissan USA (grateful acknowledgment) (as Nissan Motor Corporation [Datsun], California) Panavision (lenses and Panaflex camera) (as Panavision®) Pantages Theatre (grateful acknowledgment) Record Plant Scoring (remote recording facilities provided by) Rogers & Cowan/PMK (publicity) ShowBiz Enterprises (draperies) Stanal Sound (concert and playback sound by) The Klezmorim Band (grateful acknowledgment) Trans American Video Services (grateful acknowledgment) Trax Club NY (grateful acknowledgment) Warner Hollywood Studios (production services and equipment provided by) |
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