Diner

Selected by the Casting Directors Branch. 

Selected by the Casting Directors Branch.

Barry Levinson made his directorial debut with his own Oscar-nominated script—an evocative, seriocomic portrait of a group of arrested adolescents in 1959 Baltimore—which casting director Ellen Chenoweth filled with memorable players, from the smallest role to the leads. The ensemble includes Kevin Bacon as hard-drinking Fenwick, Mickey Rourke as smooth-talking Boogie, Daniel Stern as the obsessed record collector Shrevie, Ellen Barkin as his beleaguered wife Beth, and Paul Reiser in his film debut as the droll Modell.

DIRECTED/WRITTEN BY: Barry Levinson. WITH: Steve Guttenberg, Daniel Stern, Mickey Rourke, Kevin Bacon. 1982. 110 min. USA. Color. English. Rated R. 35mm.


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