Next Stop, Greenwich Village (1976)
Greenwich Village, 1953. It was coffeehouses and high adventure, it was your first love and your best dream, it was girls who drank wine and your mother back home asking God to forgive you.
111 min
An aspiring Jewish actor moves out of his parents' Brooklyn apartment to seek his fortune in the bohemian life of Greenwich Village in 1953.
- Release date
- February 4, 1976
- Country of origin
- United States
- Music
- Bill Conti
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Cast
- Lenny Baker as Larry Lapinsky
- Shelley Winters as Mom
- Ellen Greene as Sarah Roth
- Lois Smith as Anita Cunningham
- Christopher Walken as Robert Fulmer
- Dori Brenner as Connie
- Antonio Fargas as Bernstein Chandler
- Lou Jacobi as Herb
- Mike Kellin as Ben Lapinsky
- Michael Egan as Herbert Berghof - Acting Coach
- Rashel Novikoff as Mrs. Tupperman
- John C. Becher as Casting Director
- Jeff Goldblum as Clyde Baxter
- Joe Spinell as Cop
- Denise Galik as Ellen
- Sol Frieder as Mr. Elkins
- Helen Hanft as Herb's Wife
- John Ford Noonan as Barney
- Joe Madden as Old Poet
- Milton Frome as Drugstore Customer (uncredited)
- Paul Mazursky as Casting Director (uncredited)
- Bill Murray as Nick Kessel (uncredited)
- Vincent Schiavelli as Party Guest (uncredited)
- Rutanya Alda as Party Guest (uncredited)
- Stuart Pankin as Party Guest (uncredited)
- Annie Gagen as Acting Student (uncredited)
- Shelley Winters as Faye Lapinsky
Crew
- Paul Mazursky · Director
- Paul Mazursky · Writer
- Paul Mazursky · Producer
- Anthony Ray · Producer
- Bill Conti · Composer
- Arthur J. Ornitz · Cinematographer
- Richard Halsey · Editor
- Juliet Taylor · Casting director
- Philip Rosenberg · Production designer