Next Stop, Greenwich Village
(1976) 1953 Was a Good Year for Leaving Home | Released
Ratings
6.4
6.9
73%
Financials
Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Profit: - $0
Movie Details
Tag Line: 1953 Was a Good Year for Leaving Home
Status: Released
Average Rating: 6
Release Date: Feb 4, 1976
Rating: 1976-02-04
Run Time: 1h 51m
Original Language: English
Website: -
Production Countries: United States of America
Production Companies: 20th Century Fox
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Synopsis
An aspiring Jewish actor moves out of his parents' Brooklyn apartment to seek his fortune in the bohemian life of Greenwich Village in 1953.
Crew
| Department | Role | Name |
|---|---|---|
| Directing | Second Assistant Director |
Jonathan Sanger
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| Assistant Director |
Terence A. Donnelly
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| Script Supervisor |
Nancy Hopton
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| Director |
Paul Mazursky
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| Costume & Make-Up | Makeup Artist |
Robert Jiras
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| Hairstylist |
William A. Farley
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| Wardrobe Master |
Peggy Farrell
Max Soloman
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| Costume Design |
Albert Wolsky
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| Production | Producer |
Anthony Ray
Paul Mazursky
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| Unit Production Manager |
Terence A. Donnelly
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| Production Manager |
Anthony Ray
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| Additional Casting |
Sylvia Fay
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| Casting |
Juliet Taylor
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| Editing | Assistant Editor |
Glenn Farr
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| Editor |
Richard Halsey
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| Art | Location Scout |
Ralph M. Leo
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| Set Decoration |
Edward Stewart
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| Production Design |
Philip Rosenberg
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| Writing | Writer |
Paul Mazursky
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| Sound | Music |
Bill Conti
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| Camera | Director of Photography |
Arthur J. Ornitz
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| Department | Role | Name |
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