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Description: An aspiring musician arrives in New York in search of fame and fortune. He soon meets a taxi dancer, moves in with her, and before too long a romance develops.
Cast:
Pete Hammond Jr.: Tony Curtis
Peggy Brown: Debbie Reynolds
Mac: Jack Oakie
Mrs. Gallo: Kay Medford
Nellie Miller: Don Rickles
Edie Kerry: Marjorie Bennett
Bo Kerry: Hal K. Dawson
Telephone Repairman: Norman Fell
Toni: Lisa Drake
Frankie J: Joe Bushkin
Carl: Sam Butera
Gerry: Gerry Mulligan
Cab Driver: Stanley Adams
Diner Patron: Paul Kruger
Member of the Red Peppers: Elmer Bernstein
Hotel Guest: Carl M. Leviness
Ship Passenger: Cosmo Sardo
Hotel Clerk: Wally Cassell
Dance Hall Patron: Arthur Tovey
Musician: Mahlon Clark
French Sailor: Jacques Gallo
Dancer: Margie Graner
New York Bus Terminal Baggage Handler: Stanley Greene
Bus Passenger: Robert Haines
Eddie: Richard Keene
Trumpet Player, Member of Red Peppers: Bob Kenaston
Norm: Donald Lamont
Tod: David Landfield
Janitor: Johnny Lee
Boy: Louis Lettieri
Mickey: Tipp McClure
Good Humor Man: Frank Mitchell
Street Vendor: Joe Ploski
Sailor: Mark Russell
Counterman: Rube Schaffer
Marcus Karp: Joseph Sullivan
Customer: Joseph Terry
Tenant: Harry Wilson
Tip, Member of The Red Peppers: Dick Winslow
Pedestrian: John Zimeas
Written by: Garson Kanin, John Michael Hayes
Director: Robert Mulligan
Production: Paramount Pictures
Release date: 10 Jul 1960
Box Office: $7,412,000
Cast:
Pete Hammond Jr.: Tony Curtis
Peggy Brown: Debbie Reynolds
Mac: Jack Oakie
Mrs. Gallo: Kay Medford
Nellie Miller: Don Rickles
Edie Kerry: Marjorie Bennett
Bo Kerry: Hal K. Dawson
Telephone Repairman: Norman Fell
Toni: Lisa Drake
Frankie J: Joe Bushkin
Carl: Sam Butera
Gerry: Gerry Mulligan
Cab Driver: Stanley Adams
Diner Patron: Paul Kruger
Member of the Red Peppers: Elmer Bernstein
Hotel Guest: Carl M. Leviness
Ship Passenger: Cosmo Sardo
Hotel Clerk: Wally Cassell
Dance Hall Patron: Arthur Tovey
Musician: Mahlon Clark
French Sailor: Jacques Gallo
Dancer: Margie Graner
New York Bus Terminal Baggage Handler: Stanley Greene
Bus Passenger: Robert Haines
Eddie: Richard Keene
Trumpet Player, Member of Red Peppers: Bob Kenaston
Norm: Donald Lamont
Tod: David Landfield
Janitor: Johnny Lee
Boy: Louis Lettieri
Mickey: Tipp McClure
Good Humor Man: Frank Mitchell
Street Vendor: Joe Ploski
Sailor: Mark Russell
Counterman: Rube Schaffer
Marcus Karp: Joseph Sullivan
Customer: Joseph Terry
Tenant: Harry Wilson
Tip, Member of The Red Peppers: Dick Winslow
Pedestrian: John Zimeas
Written by: Garson Kanin, John Michael Hayes
Director: Robert Mulligan
Production: Paramount Pictures
Release date: 10 Jul 1960
Box Office: $7,412,000