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Irene Cara | Coco Hernandez | |
Lee Curreri | Bruno Martelli | |
Paul McCrane | Montgomery MacNeil | |
Barry Miller | Raul/Ralph Garcia | |
Gene Anthony Ray | Leroy Johnson | |
Eddie Barth | Angelo | |
Laura Dean | Lisa Monroe | |
Antonia Franceschi | Hilary van Doren | |
Boyd Gaines | Michael | |
Albert Hague | Benjamin Shorofsky | |
Tresa Hughes | Mrs. Naomi Finsecker | |
Steve Inwood | François Lafete | |
Anne Meara | Mrs. Elizabeth Sherwood | |
Debbie Allen | Lydia |
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Producer | David De Silva
Alan Marshall |
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Writer | Christopher Gore
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Cinematography | Michael Seresin
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Musician | Michael Gore
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If they really got what it takes, it's going to take everything they got. Seven classes a day and a hot lunch. That's what New York City High School for the Performing Arts guarantees. Stardom? That's something the school's teenage musicians, actors, dancers and dreamers strive for. Fame sings the body electric, celebrating the growing-up process of honing talent, confronting realities, finding love, living life. Director Alan Parker (Evita, The Commitments) brings an energetic style to the crisscrossing stories of students (including future Academy Award winner Irene Cara, Paul McCrane (ER), Barry Miller (Saturday Night Fever) and two who returned in the later TV series, Gene Anthony Ray and Lee Curreri). Nominated for six Academy Awards, Fame won Oscars for its dynamic score and title tune. |
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