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29th Street is a 1991 American comedy-drama film directed by George Gallo, featuring a screenplay co-written by Gallo, Frank Pesce, and James Franciscus. The story follows Frank Pesce Jr., portrayed by Anthony LaPaglia, who has been exceptionally lucky since birth. In 1976, he wins $6.2 million in the New York State Lottery, leading to a series of events that challenge his family's dynamics and his own understanding of luck. The film also stars Danny Aiello as Frank Pesce Sr., Lainie Kazan as Mrs. Pesce, and Robert Forster as Sergeant Tartaglia.
Cast:
Frank Pesce Sr.: Danny Aiello
Frank Pesce Jr.: Anthony LaPaglia
Mrs. Pesce: Lainie Kazan
Vito Pesce: Frank Pesce
Sgt. Tartaglia: Robert Forster
Philly the Nap: Ron Karabatsos
Jimmy Vitello: Rick Aiello
Louie Tucci: Vic Manni
Needle Nose Nipton: Paul Lazar
Tony: Pete Antico
Madeline Pesce: Donna Magnani
Sal Las Benas: Darren Bates
Chink Fortunado: Tony Sirico
Father Lowery: Richard K. Olsen
Dom the Bomb: Richard Cerenzio
Rocky Sav: Philip Ciccone
Carmine Tucci: Joe Gironda
Auggie Falcone: Vic Noto
Angelo: Sal Ruffino
Irv: Sam Shamshak
Cast:
Frank Pesce Sr.: Danny Aiello
Frank Pesce Jr.: Anthony LaPaglia
Mrs. Pesce: Lainie Kazan
Vito Pesce: Frank Pesce
Sgt. Tartaglia: Robert Forster
Philly the Nap: Ron Karabatsos
Jimmy Vitello: Rick Aiello
Louie Tucci: Vic Manni
Needle Nose Nipton: Paul Lazar
Tony: Pete Antico
Madeline Pesce: Donna Magnani
Sal Las Benas: Darren Bates
Chink Fortunado: Tony Sirico
Father Lowery: Richard K. Olsen
Dom the Bomb: Richard Cerenzio
Rocky Sav: Philip Ciccone
Carmine Tucci: Joe Gironda
Auggie Falcone: Vic Noto
Angelo: Sal Ruffino
Irv: Sam Shamshak