July 26, 1989
103 minutes
Drama
Last Exit to Brooklyn
A gallery of characters in Brooklyn in the 1950s are crushed by their surroundings and selves: a union strike leader discovers he is gay; a prostitute falls in love with one of her clients; a family cannot cope with the fact that their daughter is illegitimately pregnant.
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Cast
Stephen Lang
(Harry Black)
Jennifer Jason Leigh
(Tralala)
Burt Young
(Big Joe)
Peter Dobson
(Vinnie)
Christopher Murney
(Paulie)
Jerry Orbach
(Boyce)
Alexis Arquette
(Georgette)
Stephen Baldwin
(Sal)
John Costelloe
(Tommy)
Cameron Johann
(Spook)
Ricki Lake
(Donna)
Frank Military
(Steve)
Camille Saviola
(Ella)
Bernard Zette
(Regina)
Jason Andrews
(Tony)
James Lorinz
(Freddy)
Sam Rockwell
(Al)
Maia Danziger
(Mary Black)
Frankie Acciarito
(Eddie)
Lisa Passero
(Teresa)
Mike Cicchetti
(Brickowski)
Nicholas J. Giangiulio
(Stump)
Robi Martin
(Goldie)
Sarah Rose
(Rosie)
Julian Alexon
(Camille)
Robert Weil
(Alex)
Mark Boone Junior
(Willie)
Sylvie Spector
(Submarine Annie)
Colleen Flynn
(Ruthie)
David Warshofsky
(Mike)
Daniel O'Shea
(Bill)
Daniel Beer
(Tral's Trick)
Rutanya Alda
(Georgette's Mother)
Al Shannon
(Arthur)
Bruce Smolanoff
(Lost Soldier)
James McDonald
(Lost Soldier)
Andrew Van Dusen
(Lost Soldier)
James Harper
(Cop)
Ray Gill
(Dowland)
Mike Starr
(Security Guard)
Christopher Curry
(Riot Police Officer)
Michael O’Hare
(Riot Police Officer)
Bob Martana
(Truck Driver)
Joseph Carberry
(Uptown Bartender)
John M. Bennett
(Uptown Doggie)
Bill Mondy
(Uptown Doggie)
Frank Vincent
(Priest)
Brent Katz
(Bobby)
Marc Ryan
(Jack)
Rob Kramer
(Fred)
Hubert Selby Jr.
(Car Driver)
Jerry Rector
(Strike Worker)
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