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Joey Breaker (1993)Joey Breaker is a fast-talking, ambitious, workaholic agent representing actors, screenwriters, and comedians for the New York firm of Morgan Creative. He is callous and intolerant, but ... See full summary » Director:Steven StarrWriter:Steven Starr |
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Joey Breaker
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Cyan Worthington
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Alfred Moore
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Hip Hop Hank
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Jenny Chaser
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Wiley McCall
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Sid Kramer
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Karina Danzi
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Lester White
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Randy Jeter
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Sunday Theodore | ... |
Morissa Marker
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Dean Milford
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Joey Breaker is a fast-talking, ambitious, workaholic agent representing actors, screenwriters, and comedians for the New York firm of Morgan Creative. He is callous and intolerant, but when he unexpectedly falls in love, he begins to see that he has been missing much of what is important in life. His demeanor mellows and he learns to be more tolerant of others. Suddenly, he is faced with a difficult choice when his girlfriend graduates from nursing school and returns to Jamaica. Written by Tad Dibbern <DIBBERN_D@a1.mscf.upenn.edu>
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5 March 1993 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Quirky, low-budget film that I first saw at a small film festival. Although the script sometimes descends to cliches, this film skillfully contrasts the sometimes-empty life of an agent with that of his clients, his friends, and his love interest. The "B" story line of Joey Breaker's involvement in a worthy cause was predictable, though well-handled. Worth a look if one's taste tends toward the offbeat. More mature than the film "Zebrahead" which also addressed interracial love and its challenges.