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Jumpin' at the Boneyard (1992)
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Brothers don't always love each other but sometimes they have to.Plot:
Manny tries to get his crack addict brother, Danny, to clean up. | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Robert de Niro method acting in prep. for Quentin Tarentino parts moreCast
(Complete credited cast)| Tim Roth | ... | Manny | |
| Alexis Arquette | ... | Dan | |
| Danitra Vance | ... | Jeanette | |
| Samuel L. Jackson | ... | Mr. Simpson | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Joey Allen | ... | Darryl | |
| Jermaine Barkley | ... | Friend | |
| Corey Bennett | ... | Young Boy | |
| Michael Boyd | ... | Helper #1 | |
| Elizabeth Bracco | ... | Cathy | |
| Ángel Carasquillo | ... | Tumbler #1 | |
| Steven Catala | ... | Steve | |
| Kathleen Chalfant | ... | Mom | |
| Robert Cooper | ... | Helper #2 | |
| Kevin Corrigan | ... | Morty | |
| Dudley Findlay Jr. | ... | Jackie | |
| Luis Guzmán | ... | Taxi Driver | |
| Hugh Hurd | ... | Man At Coffee Shop | |
| Traci Kindell | ... | Counterwoman | |
| Sonny Marinelli | ... | Johnny | |
| Richard Morris | ... | Geeters | |
| Akili Prince | ... | BMW Boy | |
| Agustin Rodriguez | ... | Dealer | |
| Andrea Scotti | ... | Principal | |
| Ginny Vang | ... | Alice | |
| James Williams | ... | Al | |
| Jeffrey Wright | ... | Derek | |
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This film though not one of Tim Roth's best, is one that should be seen by those interested in his career. It is a pivotal film, one in which he transforms himself into an American gangster/hood/waster small bit anti-hero. The film takes us to the Bronx and the dialogue though it was written in the 1990's reminds one of the kind of a 1970's film in which the heroes look back to their childhood place. Remember where we played ball. Remember where that kid Bluey threw a brick down from the building.That kind of thing. Roth is a de Niro. I mean the hand in the jacket pocket, the swagger, the punchdrunk interjections, the hands and the eye movement. It is de Niro. Almost to the point of parody. I couldn't focus on the film because of these mannerisms, and yet I felt this was interesting because it showed the method of acting where the actor copies the actor who used the Stanislavsky method copying life. The film on the whole would have benefitted from being on stage --it would make a great play --but a film, no.