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Writers:
John Palmer (screenplay) and
David Weisman (screenplay) ...
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Release Date:
July 1974 (Austria) more
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User Comments:
Final cannibalization of Edie more

Cast

  (in credits order)
Edie Sedgwick ... Susan Superstar
Wesley Hayes ... Butch
Isabel Jewell ... Mummy
Jeff Briggs ... Geoffrey (as Geoffrey Briggs)
Paul America ... Paul
Tom Flye ... Tom
Gabriel Lampa ... Mario
Pat Hartley ... Yoli
Nell Bassett ... Receptionist
Charlie Bacis ... Doctor Robert (as Bhavananda)
Jane Holzer ... Charla (as 'Baby' Jane Holzer)
David Weisman ... David
Wesley Rand ... Wes
Viva ... Diana - Vogue editor
Roger Vadim ... Dr. Braun
Brigid Berlin ... Brigid (as Brigid Polk)
Lilimor Mercer ... Lil
Rosko ... Locker Attendant
Lorenzo ... Rapist (as Titus & Lorenzo)
Titus ... Rapist (as Titus & Lorenzo)
Allen Ginsberg ... Himself
Christian Marquand ... Entrepreneur
John Nahan ... Lawyer
Jean Margouleff ... Mister Verdecchio (as Mister Verdecchio)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Nena Thurman ... (scenes deleted)
Richie Berlin ... Richie (uncredited)
Robert Thurman ... Bob (uncredited)
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Directed by
John Palmer 
David Weisman 
 
Writing credits
John Palmer (screenplay) and
David Weisman (screenplay)

Robert Benard  additional story
Genevieve Charbon  original concept (as Genevieve Charbin)
John Palmer  additional story
Chuck Wein  original concept
David Weisman  additional story

Produced by
Michael Maiello .... associate producer
Robert Margouleff .... producer
David Weisman .... producer
 
Original Music by
Gino Piserchio 
 
Cinematography by
John Palmer 
Kjell Rostad 
 
Film Editing by
Robert Farren 
 
Costume Design by
Betsy Johnson 
 
Production Management
Janet Palmer .... production supervisor
 
Sound Department
Robert Margouleff .... sound
Harold Wordsman .... sound effects editor
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Bob Adelman .... still photographer
Jeff Briggs .... grip (as Geoffrey Briggs)
Eduardo Lopez de Romana .... electric
Larry Shock .... electrician
Steve Shore .... stills
James Signorelli .... camera operator: second unit
David Weed .... grip
 
Editorial Department
Margareta Schiappa .... assistant editor (as Marni Schiappa)
 
Other crew
Susan Coppola .... script girl
Terry Stevenson .... color slides
David Weisman .... title designer
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Ciao! Manhattan (USA) (alternative spelling)
Edie in Ciao! Manhattan
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Runtime:
84 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono
Filming Locations:
Arcadia, California, USA more
Company:
Court Pictures more

Fun Stuff

Quotes:
Diana: Susan? You look FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABULOUS! more
Movie Connections:
Referenced in Sweetest Compassion: The Gunther Palmer Story (2002) more
Soundtrack:
To Give All Your Love Away more

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16 out of 23 people found the following comment useful:-
Final cannibalization of Edie, 10 March 1999
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Author: matthew wilder (picqueur@aol.com) from los angeles

This might register as the most disturbing movie I've ever seen--and I've seen a lot of Italian cannibal movies. Edie Sedgwick, the most tragic (because most beautiful) of all contemporary tragic beauties, undergoes her last humiliation in this nightmarish fake-"underground" movie, which suggests the movie the Manson Family might have made if Sharon Tate hung around them for a few weeks. Rebounding from a stint in rehab, and a meteoric rise in the Warhol Factory world, "Susan" (Edie) frugs topless in her tent in the swimming pool behind Mummy's house, while a hitchhikin' hippie from Houston thinks in voiceover narration, "Maybe now I get me some poont!" For anyone nostalgic for the idealism of the Summer of Love, CIAO! MANHATTAN is essential viewing--its cold-blooded delectation of its terminal heroine makes old stoners like Dennis Hopper and Oliver Stone look like pantywaists. Why Sedgwick participated in this drooly, tabloid-voyeuristic cartoon of her steep decline is hard to imagine: Her famous beauty is in such staggering ruins that the filmmakers evilly pose her against a poster of her winsome debutante self to mark the damage. The experience of watching this movie resembles seeing a once-dewy ingenue dancing a jig for coal miners to buy a ten-dollar rock of crack.

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