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Play Sound Doesn't seem to matter much how it ends, does it?
Doesn't seem to matter much how it ends, does it?

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Description: During the Great Depression, a sheet-music salesman seeks to escape his dreary life through popular music and a love affair with an innocent schoolteacher. Cast: Arthur: Steve Martin Eileen: Bernadette Peters Joan: Jessica Harper The Accordion Man: Vernel Bagneris Mr. Warner: John McMartin The Detective: John Karlen The Banker: Jay Garner Al: Robert Fitch Ed: Tommy Rall The Blind Girl: Eliska Krupka Tom: Christopher Walken The Bartender: Francis X. McCarthy Mr. Barrett: Raleigh Bond A Prostitute: Gloria LeRoy The Old Whore: Nancy Parsons Tart: Shirley Kirkes Mar Elevator Operator: Jack Fletcher Boy: Hunter Watkins Motorcycle Police: George P. Wilbur Young Policeman: M.C. Gainey Newsboy: Mark Campbell Schoolboy: Mark Martinez Counterman: Joseph G. Medalis Pool Player: William Frankfather Warden: James Mendenhall Hangman: Jim Boeke Policeman: Robert Lee Jarvis Customer: Luke Andreas Father Everson: Will Hare Jumbo: Joshua Cadman Bar Patron: Alton Ruff Bank Secretary: Dorothy Cronin Bank Customer: Helen Kelly Bank Guard: Wayne Storm Bank Teller: Joe Ross Jimmy's Diner Patron: Lee E. Stevens Man 3: Terrence Beasor Dancer: Leigh Webster Singer: Dolly Dawn Drummer Boy: Robin DiMaggio Chorus Boy: Darren Frank Minor Role: Harold Pruett Man in Diner: Tom Willett Written by: Dennis Potter Director: Herbert Ross Production: Hera Productions, SLM Production Group, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Release date: 01 Jan 1982 Box Office: $9,171,289