| Cast (In Order of Appearance) |
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| Himself | Woody Allen | |
| Himself | Ben Duncan | |
| A.J. Pickman | Daniel Okrent | |
| Boss | Dan Moran | |
| Ben | Tony Darrow | |
| Ace (Pool Player) | Chris Bauer | |
| Emmet Ray | Sean Penn | |
| Hazel (Hooker #1) | Constance Shulman | |
| Iris (Hooker #2) | Kellie Overbey | |
| Don | Darryl Alan Reed | |
| Omer | Marc Damon Johnson | |
| Alvin | Ron Cephas Jones | |
| Musician Friends | Steve Bargonetti Benjamin Franklin Brown |
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| Harry | James Urbaniak | |
| Bass Player #1 | Vince Giordano | |
| Jam Session Musicians | Emme Kemp Clark Gayton Marcus McLaurine |
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| Phyliss | Carolyn Saxon | |
| Bill Shields | Brian Markinson | |
| First Hobo | Drummond Erskine | |
| Second Hobo | Joe Ambrose | |
| Ann | Molly Price | |
| Stagehand | Joe Rigano | |
| Jake | Denis O’Hare | |
| Dick Ruth (Club Owner) | Dennis Stein | |
| Himself | Nat Hentoff | |
| Mary | Katie Hamill | |
| Hattie | Samantha Morton | |
| Gracie | Kaili Vernoff | |
| Rita (Opium Party Hostess) | Carole Bayeux | |
| Party Guests | Paula Parrish Cory Solar Lexi Egz Yvette Mercedes Peter Leung |
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| Mr. Haynes | John Waters | |
| Master of Ceremonies | William Addy | |
| Chester Weems | Dick Monday | |
| Felicity Thomson (Amateur Singer) | Mary Stout | |
| Birdman | Dick Mingalone | |
| Spoon Player | Mr. Spoons | |
| Helen Minton | Carol Woods | |
| Movie Director | Josh Mowery | |
| William Weston | Fred Goehner | |
| Bass Player #2 | Eddy Davis | |
| Sid Bishop | Vincent Guastaferro | |
| Panhandler | Ralph Pope | |
| Himself | Douglas McGrath | |
| Club Musicians | Jerome Richardson Earl P. McIntyre James Williams Frank Wellington Wess Al Bryant |
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| Club Manager | Ray Garvey | |
| Sally Jillian | Sally Placksin | |
| Blanche | Uma Thurman | |
| Blanche’s Friend | Lola Pashalinski | |
| Jam Session Musicians | Simon Wettenhall Orange Kellin Brooks Giles III |
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| Al Torrio | Anthony LaPaglia | |
| Joe Bedloe | Brad Garrett | |
| Ned (Pool Player) | Alfred Sauchelli, Jr. | |
| Lynch (Bar Room Friend) | Michael Bolus | |
| Holdup Men | Mick O’Rourke John P. McLaughlin |
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| Police Officer | Chuck Lewkowicz | |
| Flat Tire Man | Rick Mowat | |
| Gas Station Proprietor | Ted Wilkins | |
| Django Reinhardt | Michael Sprague | |
| Ellie | Gretchen Mol | |
Filmmakers |
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| Writer/Director | Woody Allen | |
| Producer | Jean Doumanian | |
| Executive Producer | J.E. Beaucaire | |
| Co-Executive Producers | Jack Rollins Charles H. Joffe Letty Aronson |
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| Co-Producer | Richard Brick | |
| Director of Photograhy | Zhao Fei | |
| Production Designer | Santo Loquasto | |
| Editor | Alisa Lepselter | |
| Costume Designer | Laura Cunningham Bauer | |
| Music Arranger and Conductor | Dick Hyman | |
| Casting | Juliet Taylor Laura Rosenthal |
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| Unit Production Managers | Margo Myers Richard Brick |
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| First Assistant Director | Richard Patrick | |
| Second Assistant Director | Lisa Janowski | |
| Location Manager | Drew Dillard | |
| Assistant Location Manager | Tom Yeager | |
| Production Coordinator | Kimberly N. Fajen | |
| Assistant Production Coordinator | Jennifer Silverman | |
| Production Accountant | Pietro Lorino, Jr. | |
| Assistant Production Accountant | Abby Bailey | |
| Script Supervisor | Kay Chapin | |
| Casting Associate | Patricia Kerrigan | |
| Casting Assistant | Sarah Allentuch | |
| Assistant to Mr. Allen | Lauren G. Chapin | |
| Art Director | Tom Warren | |
| Assistant Art Directors | Hyun-Joo Kim Beth Kuhn Paul Robinson David Stein |
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| Set Decorator | Jessica Lanier | |
| Assistant Set Decorator | Regina Graves | |
| Leadman | Daniel K. Grosso | |
| Graphics and Research | Glenn Lloyd | |
| Set Decorating Coordinator | Jessica Milstein | |
| Camera Operator | Michael Green | |
| First Assistant Camera | Gary Muller | |
| Second Assistant Camera | David Baron | |
| Camera Loader | A. Lee Morris | |
| Still Photographer | John Clifford | |
| Property Master | Peter Gelfman | |
| Assistant Property Master | Robin McAllister | |
| Key Grip | George Patsos | |
| Best Boy Grip | Robert Brennan | |
| Gaffer | Michael Proscia, Jr. | |
| Best Boy Electric | Jack Coffen | |
| Special Effects Coordinators | John Ottesen Ron Ottesen |
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| Stunt Coordinator | Peter Bucossi | |
| Stuntman | Norman Douglass | |
| Construction Coordinator | Ronald Petagna | |
| Head Carpenter | Frank Didio | |
| Chief Construction Grip | Vincent Guarriello | |
| Master Scenic Artist | James Sorice | |
| Standby Scenic Artist | Cliff Schorr | |
| Lead Scenic Artist | Margot Therre | |
| Sign Designer | Mark Bachman | |
| Production Sound Mixer | Les Lazarowitz, C.A.S. | |
| Boom Operator | Neil Riha | |
| Recordist | Frank J. Graziadei | |
| Playback | John Hirst | |
| Re-Recording Mixer | Lee Dichter Sound One Corp. |
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| Make-up | Rosemarie Zurlo Eva Polywka |
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| Hair | Milton Buras Stephen G. Bishop |
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| Wigmaker | Robert Kushner Ira Senz, Inc. |
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| Assistant Costume Designers | Bobby Frederick Tilley Heather Priest |
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| Wardrobe Supervisors | Barrett Hong Suzanne Pettit |
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| Shop Wardrobe Supervisor | Patricia Eiben | |
| Extras Wardrobe Supervisor | Fionnuala Lynch | |
| Assistant Editors | Sheri Bylander Sara Corrigan |
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| Post-Production Coordinator | Katherine Belsey | |
| Apprentice Editor | Jennifer Lilly | |
| Projectionist | Carl Turnquest, Jr | |
| Video Dailies | Martin Zeichner | |
| Dolby Stereo Consultant | Bradford L. Hohle | |
| Visual Effects Supervisor | Tom Rosseter | |
| Visual Effects Producer | Camille Geier | |
| Digital Artist | Scott Roscoe David | |
| Supervising Sound Editor | Robert Hein | |
| Dialogue Editor | Sylvia Menno | |
| Sound Effects Editor | Glenfield Payne | |
| Foley Recording Engineer | George Lara | |
| Foley Editors | Frank Kern Bruce Pross |
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| Foley Artists | Jay Peck Marko Constanzo |
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| Assistant Sound Editors | Melanie Ryder Kate Eales |
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| Music Recording Engineer | Roy B. Yokelson | |
| Musicians Coordinator | Carmel Malin | |
| Music Recording Supervisor | Walt Levinsky | |
| Solo Guitar Instructor | Howard Alden | |
| Rhythm Guitar Instructor | Bucky Pizzarelli | |
| Drum Instructor | Ted Sommer | |
| Music Clearances | Jill Meyers | |
| Payroll Accountant | Amanda Ladd | |
| Accounting Assistant | Yasmine Mustaklim | |
| Wardrobe Tracker | Anastasia Leopold | |
| Assistant to Mr. Brick | Meredith Garlick | |
| Interpreters for Mr. Zhao | Bing Rao Shuping Lu Roman |
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| Pool Consultant | Andy Seigel | |
| Extras Casting | Grant Wilfley Casting | |
| Extras Casting Associate | Kristi Fitts | |
| Transportation Captain | Ed "Ack" Iacobelli | |
| Location Assistants | Michael Anthony Michael McBrien Christie Mullen Kim Noble Steven Weisberg |
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| Location Production Assistants | David Brotsky Jessica Glass Kate Siamon |
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| Parking Coordinator | Leon Adair | |
| Assistant Parking Coordinator | Will Wilder | |
| 2nd Second Assistant Director | Brian York | |
| DGA Trainee | Helen Anne Rella | |
| Set Production Assistants | Alex Fernandez Sarah Garrett Colin A.J. MacLellan Patrick McMahon Kiersten Pilar Miller Jason Rubenstein |
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| Craft Service | Debora Fearon | |
| Production Secretary | Ramsey Fong | |
| Office Assistant | Salvatore Savo | |
| Shop Assistant | Leonardo Mastrantoni | |
| Art Department Assistants | Christian Halac Jon Kaloudis Josh Wick |
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| Wardrobe Assistants | Jennifer Newman Elizabeth Roles |
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| Post-Production Assistant | Katy Kei Cunningham | |
| Color | DuArt Film Laboratories | |
| Prints | Technicolor® | |
| Camera and Lenses | Panavision® | |
| Titles | The Effects House | |
| Negative Matching | J.G. Films, Inc. | |
| Publicity | PMK Public Relations | |
| Insurance | AON/Albert G. Ruben, Inc. | |
| Payroll | Axium Entertainment Services | |
| Animals | Dawn Animal Agency | |
Musicians |
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| Solo Guitar | Howard Alden | |
| Rhythm Guitar | Bucky Pizzarelli | |
| Clarinet | Ken Peplowski | |
| Bass | Kelly Friesen | |
| Drums | Ted Sommer | |
Additional Players |
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| Piano | Dick Hyman | |
| Trombone | Joel Helleny | |
| Trumpets | Byron Stripling Joe Wilder |
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| Saxophones | Jerome Richardson Chuck Wilson |
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Music |
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| "When Day Is Done" written by B.G. DeSylva and Robert Katscher performed by Django Reinhardt courtesy of Blue Note Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc. under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets |
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"Clarinet Marmalade" written by Larry Shields and H.W. Ragas performed by Ted Lewis’ Orchestra courtesy of Columbia Records by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing |
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"Speak to Me of Love (Parlez-Moi d’Amour)" written by Jean Lenoir and Bruce Siever performed by Howard Alden |
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"Mystery Pacific" written by Django Reinhardt performed by Howard Alden, Bucky Pizzarelli, and Kelly Friesen |
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"Limehouse Blues" written by Douglas Furber and Philip Braham arranged by Dick Hyman performed by Howard Alden, Bucky Pizzarelli, and Kelly Friesen |
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"Out of Nowhere" written by Edward Heyman and Johnny Green performed by Dick Hyman, Joe Wilder, and Kelly Friesen |
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"I’ll See You In My Dreams" written by Gus Kahn and Isham Jones performed by Howard Alden, Bucky Pizzarelli, and Kelly Friesen |
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"Sweet Georgia Brown" written by Ben Bernie, Kenneth Casey, and Maceo Pinkard performed by Howard Alden, James Chirillo, Kelly Friesen, Ken Peplowski, and Ted Sommer |
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"Avalon" written by Buddy DeSylva, Al Jolson, and Vincent Rose performed by Django Reinhardt courtesy of Blue Note Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc. under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets |
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"After You’ve Gone" written by Creamer and Layton performed by Joe Venuti and Eddie Lang courtesy of MCA Records under license from Universal Music Special Markets |
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"I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles" written by James Brockman, Nat Vincent, James Kendis, and John William Kellette arranged by Howard Alden and Dick Hyman performed by Howard Alden |
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"Shine" written by Cecil Mack, Lew Brown, and Ford Dabney performed by Howard Alden, Bucky Pizzarelli, Kelly Friesen, Ken Peplowski, and Ted Sommer |
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"There’ll Be Some Changes Made" written by Billy Higgins and W. Benton Overstreet arranged by Dick Hyman performed by Howard Alden, Bucky Pizzarelli, Kelly Friesen, Ken Peplowski, and Ted Sommer |
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"Viper Mad" written by Clarence Williams and Sidney Bechet performed by Sidney Bechet courtesy of Louisiana Red Hot Records/Robert Parker’s Jazz Classics in Stereo |
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"Indiana (Back Home Again In)" written by Ballard MacDonald and James F. Hanley performed by Red Nichols courtesy of MCA Records under license from Universal Music Special Markets |
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"Aloha Oe" written by Queen Lili’ Uokalani performed by Dick Monday |
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"Abide by Me" written by Henry Lyte and William Monk performed by Mary Stout |
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"Twelfth Street Rag" written by Euday Bowman arranged by Howard Alden performed by Howard Alden |
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"The Peanut Vendor" written by Moises Simons, L. Wolfe Gilbert, and Marion Sunshine performed by Howard Alden, Bucky Pizzarelli, Kelly Friesen, Ken Peplowski, and Ted Sommer |
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"All of Me" written by Gerald Marks and Seymour B. Simons performed by Carol Woods, Howard Alden, Bucky Pizzarelli, Kelly Friesen, Ken Peplowski, and Ted Sommer |
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"Caravan" written by Duke Ellington, Juan Tizol, and Irving Mills performed by Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra courtesy of RCA Records Label of BMG Entertainment |
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"Old Fashioned Love" written by James P. Johnson and Cecil Mack performed by Howard Alden, Kelly Friesen, Joel Helleny, Dick Hyman, Ken Peplowski, Jerome Richardson, Ted Sommer, Byron Stripling, Joe Wilder, and Chuck Wilson |
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"It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing)" written by Irving Mills and Duke Ellington performed by Howard Alden, Kelly Friesen, Joel Helleny, Dick Hyman, Ken Peplowski, Jerome Richardson, Ted Sommer, Byron Stripling, Joe Wilder and Chuck Wilson |
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"Just a Gigolo" written by Leonello Casucci, Irving Caesar, and Julius Brammer performed by Howard Alden, Bucky Pizzarelli, Kelly Friesen, Ken Peplowski, and Ted Sommer |
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"Nevertheless (I’m in Love with You)" written by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby performed by Ambrose and His Orchestra courtesy of EMI Records Ltd. |
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"3:00 AM Blues" written by Dick Hyman performed by Howard Alden, Kelly Friesen, Joel Helleny, Dick Hyman, Ken Peplowski, Jerome Richardson, Ted Sommer, Byron Stripling, Joe Wilder, and Chuck Wilson |
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"Liebestraum No. 3" written by Franz Liszt performed by Django Reinhardt courtesy of Blue Note Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc. under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets |
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"Since My Best Gal Turned Me Down" written by Ray Ludwig and Howdy Quicksell performed by Bix Beiderbecke courtesy of Columbia Records by arrangement with Sony Music Licensing |
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"Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams (And Dream Your Troubles Away)" written by Ted Koehler, Billy Moll, and Harry Barris performed by Howard Alden, Bucky Pizzarelli, and Kelly Friesen |
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"Hot Lips" written by Henry Busse, Henry Lange, and Lou Davis performed by Henry Busse and His Orchestra courtesy of MCA Records under license from Universal Music Special Markets |
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"Unfaithful Woman" written by Dick Hyman performed by Howard Alden, Bucky Pizzarelli, Kelly Friesen, Ken Peplowski, and Ted Sommer |
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"Lulu’s Back in Town" written by Harry Warren and Al Dubin performed by Dick Hyman, Kelly Friesen, and Ted Sommer |
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"Sweet Sue, Just You" written by Will J. Harris and Victor Young performed by Howard Alden |
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The Producers gratefully acknowledge and wish to thank the following for their assistance: The N.Y.C. Mayor’s Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting Robert C. Janiszewski, as the County Executive of Hudson County, New Jersey and Hudson County Cultural & Heritage Affairs The RCA Records Label, A Unit of BMG Entertainment Dr. Pepper/Seven Up, Inc. © Hires The Conde´ Nast Publications, Inc. History For Hire Prop House Turner Entertainment Co. Polo Ralph Lauren Davidoff of Geneva Valerie Haller Greg Johnson Copyright © 1999 Magnolia Productions, Inc. and Sweetland Films, B.V. All Rights Reserved Magnolia Productions, Inc. and Sweetland Films, B.V. are the authors of this motion picture for purposes of copyright and other laws. The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in the production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons, living or dead, places, buildings, or products is intended or should be inferred. No animals were harmed during the production of this motion picture. All material is protected by Copyright Laws of the United States and all countries throughout the world. Country of First Publication: United States of America. Any unauthorized exhibition, distribution, or reproduction of this motion picture or videotape or any part thereof (including the soundtrack) is an infringement of the relevant copyright and will subject the infringer to severe civil and criminal penalties. |
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