Next Stop, Greenwich Village
1953 Was a Good Year for Leaving HomeAn aspiring Jewish actor moves out of his parents' Brooklyn apartment to seek his fortune in the bohemian life of Greenwich Village in 1953.
Description: An aspiring Jewish actor moves out of his parents' Brooklyn apartment to seek his fortune in the bohemian life of Greenwich Village in 1953.
Genres: Comedy, Drama
Budget: $0 | Revenue : $0
Runtime: 111 minutes
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Lenny Baker
Played Larry Lapinsky
Shelley Winters
Played Faye Lapinsky
Ellen Greene
Played Sarah Roth
Lois Smith
Played Anita Cunningham
Christopher Walken
Played Robert Fulmer
Dori Brenner
Played Connie
Antonio Fargas
Played Bernstein Chandler
Lou Jacobi
Played Herb
Mike Kellin
Played Ben Lapinsky
Michael Egan
Played Acting Teacher
Rashel Novikoff
Played Mrs. Tupperman
John C. Becher
Played Casting Director
Jeff Goldblum
Played Clyde Baxter
Joe Spinell
Played Cop
Denise Galik
Played Ellen
Rochelle Oliver
Played Doctor Marsha
Sol Frieder
Played Mr. Elkins
Helen Hanft
Played Herb's Wife
John Ford Noonan
Played Barney
Carole Monferdini
Played Southern Girl
Gui Andrisano
Played Marco
Joe Madden
Played Old Poet
Rubin Levine
Played Street Violinist
Milton Frome
Played Drugstore Customer (uncredited)
Paul Mazursky
Played Casting Director (uncredited)
Bill Murray
Played Nick Kessel (uncredited)
Vincent Schiavelli
Played Party Guest (uncredited)
Rutanya Alda
Played Party Guest (uncredited)
Stuart Pankin
Played Party Guest (uncredited)
Annie Gagen
Played Acting Student (uncredited)
Kandice Stroh
Played Acting Student (uncredited)
Frankie Verroca
Played Acting Student (uncredited)
Billie Perkins
Played Hippie Girl (uncredited)
Filomena Spagnuolo
Played Old Lady on Street (uncredited)
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