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| Starz / Anchor Bay (1991) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama, Family | |||||
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#335 |
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| Adam LaVorgna | Frankie | |
| Frank Acciarto | Jimmy | |
| Don Blakely | Sgt. Jones | |
| Hope Alexander-Willis | Lucy Sills | |
| Leonard Termo | Dr. Puccini | |
| Lou Criscuolo | Ticket buyer | |
| Karen Duffy | Maria Rios | |
| Julie Lott | Julie | |
| David Ferraro | Cousin Leo | |
| Teddy Cleanthes | Pit boss | |
| Vincent Chase | Army eye doctor | |
| Shirley Swanger | Nun | |
| Tom Ellis | Newscaster | |
| Tony Lip | Nicky Bad Lungs | |
| Vinnie Curto | Zippers Bad Lungs |
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| Producer | David Permut
Pierce Gardner |
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| Writer | George Gallo
James Franciscus |
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| Cinematography | Steven Fierberg
Mark Holmes |
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| Musician | William Olvis
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Based on the life of Frank Pesce (Danny Aiello), an actor who won $6 million in the first New York State Lottery in 1976, this comedy focuses on the tight-knit Italian-American neighborhood in Brooklyn where Pesce grew up. It's also the story of how those gigantic winnings ended up becoming a curse of sorts (a case of "be careful what you wish for"). Costars Lainie Kazan and Anthony LaPaglia. Directed by George Gallo. |
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