Next Stop, Greenwich Village
1953 Was a Good Year for Leaving Home
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2/4/1976Runtime
111 minsOverview
An aspiring Jewish actor moves out of his parents' Brooklyn apartment to seek his fortune in the bohemian life of Greenwich Village in 1953.
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A warmly affectionate portrait of a young man breaking free from his overbearing mother and Brooklyn roots to chase bohemian dreams in 1950s Greenwich Village. It's equal parts comedy and genuine emotional reckoning, funny without being cynical, tender without being sentimental.
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Lenny Baker
Larry Lapinsky
Shelley Winters
Faye Lapinsky
Ellen Greene
Sarah Roth
Lois Smith
Anita Cunningham
Christopher Walken
Robert Fulmer
Dori Brenner
Connie
Antonio Fargas
Bernstein Chandler
Lou Jacobi
Herb
Mike Kellin
Ben Lapinsky
Michael Egan
Acting Teacher
Rashel Novikoff
Mrs. Tupperman
John C. Becher
Casting Director
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