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| Lion's Gate (1995) | |||||
| Biography, Drama | |||||
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| Ernie Hudson | Reggie Porter | |
| Mark Wahlberg | Mickey | |
| Michael Imperioli | Bobby | |
| Bruno Kirby | Swifty | |
| Patrick McGaw | Neutron | |
| James Madio | Pedro | |
| Lorraine Bracco | Jim's Mother | |
| Leonardo DiCaprio | Jim Carroll | |
| Marilyn Sokol | Chanting Woman | |
| Roy Cooper | Father McNulty | |
| Jimmy Papiris | Iggy | |
| Nick Gaetani | Referee | |
| Brittany Daniel | Blinkie | |
| Juliette Lewis | Diane Moody | |
| Vincent Pastore | Construction Worker |
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| Producer | Chris Blackwell
Dan Genetti Liz Heller John Bard Manulis |
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| Writer | Jim Carroll
Bryan Goluboff |
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| Cinematography | David Phillips
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| Musician | Graeme Revell
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A riveting story of one boy's life on the edge. In a performance hailed by critics across the country, Leonardo DiCaprio stars as Jim Carroll, a high school basketball hero headed for trouble. Teamed with his friends, Micky (Mark Wahlberg), Neutron and Pedro, Jim seems headed for a bright basketball career. But when pressure from his coach, his mom and school begin to mount, Jim finds solace in all the wrong places, and the dark streets of New York begin to tear him apart. |
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