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Viggo Mortensen | Tony Lip | |
Mahershala Ali | Don Shirley | |
Linda Cardellini | Dolores | |
Don Stark | Jules Podell | |
Sebastian Maniscalco | Johnny Venere | |
Tom Virtue | Morgan Anderson | |
Brian Stepanek | Graham Kindell | |
Joe Cortese | Joey Loscudo | |
David Kallaway | Ray | |
Paul Sloan | Carmine | |
P. J. Byrne | Record Producer | |
Iqbal Theba | Amit | |
Ninja N. Devoe | Orange Bird Bartender | |
Jim Klock | Patrolman Stewart | |
Daniel Greene | Policeman #1 | |
Martin Bats Bradford | Bus Boy | |
Anthony Mangano | Danny | |
Craig DiFrancia | Dominic | |
Tracy Brotherton | Copacabana Socialite | |
Johnny Williams | Fat Paulie | |
David An | Bobby | |
William E. Harris | Butler | |
Geraldine Singer | EmCee | |
Rebecca Chulew | Concert Goer / Hotel Guest / Pedestrian | |
Emily LaGroue | Pittsburg Lady | |
Suehyla El-Attar | Lynn Venere | |
Ricky Muse | Bar Keep | |
Dimiter D. Marinov | Oleg | |
Nick Vallelonga | Augie | |
Leslie Castay | Well Dressed Woman | |
Mahershalalhashbaz Ali | Dr. Donald Shirley | |
Mike Hatton | George | |
P.J. Byrne | Record Exec | |
Joe Cortese | Gio Loscudo | |
Maggie Nixon | Copa Coat Check Girl | |
Von Lewis | Bobby Rydell | |
Jon Sortland | Rydell Band Leader | |
Anthony Mangano | Copa Bouncer Danny | |
Paul Sloan | Copa Maître D' Carmine | |
Quinn Duffy | Mikey Cerrone | |
Seth Hurwitz | Johnny Randazzo | |
Hudson Galloway | Nick Vallelonga | |
Gavin Lyle Foley | Frankie Vallelonga | |
Rodolfo Vallelonga | Grandpa Nicola Vallelonga | |
Louis Venere | Grandpa Anthony Venere | |
Frank Vallelonga | Rudy Vallelonga | |
Don DiPetta | Louie Venere | |
Jenna Laurenzo | Fran Venere | |
Kenneth Israel | Bronx Floor Repairman #1 |
Director/Choreographer |
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Producer |
Jim Burke
Brian Hayes Currie |
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Writer/Composer |
Nick Vallelonga
Brian Hayes Currie Peter Farrelly |
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Cinematography |
Sean Porter
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Music |
Kris Bowers
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Tony Lip, a bouncer in 1962, is hired to drive pianist Don Shirley on a tour through the Deep South in the days when African Americans, forced to find alternate accommodations and services due to segregation laws below the Mason-Dixon Line, relied on a guide called The Negro Motorist Green Book. |
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