New York, New York
The war was over and the world was falling in love again.
Plot:An egotistical saxophone player and a young singer meet on V-J Day and embark upon a strained and rocky romance, even as their careers begin a long uphill climb.
Cast & Crew
Robert De Niro
Jimmy Doyle
Liza Minnelli
Francine Evans
Lionel Stander
Tony Harwell
Barry Primus
Paul Wilson
Dick Miller
Palm Club Owner
Mary Kay Place
Bernice Bennett
Shera Danese
Doyle's Girl in Major Chord
Frank Sivero
Eddie Di Muzio
Don Calfa
Gilbert
Jack Haley
Master of Ceremonies
Larry Kert
Donald
Charles A. Tamburro
Bouncer in Up Club
Diahnne Abbott
Harlem Club Singer
Murray Moston
Horace Morris
Peter Savage
Horace Morris' Assistant
Directing
Martin Scorsese
Director
Sound
James Fritch
Sound Editor
Harry Keramidas
Sound Editor
Richard Portman
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Larry Jost
Production Sound Mixer
Writing
Mardik Martin
Screenplay
Costume & Make-Up
Theadora Van Runkle
Costume Design
Camera
László Kovács
Director of Photography
Fun Facts of Movie
- Robert De Niro learned to play the saxophone (in three months) in order to make his performance look more authentic. Unfortunately, his sax playing still had to be overdubbed.
- The original song titled “Theme from New York, New York” was scrapped at the insistence of Robert De Niro. Grudgingly, John Kander and Fred Ebb wrote a new version, which has since become one of the most famous and often recorded songs in history. Kander and Ebb have often expressed extreme gratitude to De Niro for his influence.
- According to Steven Prince, Liza Minnelli became romantically involved with Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese during filming.
- Liza Minnelli and Martin Scorsese have said that virtually all of the dialogue in the film was improvised. This created later difficulty during editing, as Scorsese and the editors struggled to create a streamlined narrative.
(Source: IMDb)
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