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Director:
Adam Bernstein
Writers:
Adam Bernstein
Marc Gerald
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Release Date:
5 March 1999 (USA) See more »
Genre:
Comedy | Crime | Drama See more »
Tagline:
love is a mother. See more »
Plot:
Eighteen-year-old mothers' son Harry (he lives with his overprotective mother Kate) shows his cruel... See more » | Add synopsis »
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Awards:
2 nominations See more »
User Reviews:
Debbie Harry Rocks! See more (27 total) »

Cast

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Norman Reedus ... Harry Odum

Deborah Harry ... Kate Odum

Adrien Brody ... Arnie Finklestein
Paul D'Amato ... Fishetti

Holter Graham ... Madden

Peter Appel ... Abie 'The Bug' Pinkwise
Kathy Lee Hart ... Waitress
Paul Lazar ... Hyman
Eugene Leong ... Angry Chinese Man

Clark Gregg ... Benjamin Taft

Isaac Hayes ... Bill Bennet
Steve Itkin ... Rudolph Sax
Elina Löwensohn ... Iris

Jerry Adler ... Louis Varga
Anna Marie Wieder ... Madame Royce

Anna Levine ... Annibelle (as Anna Thomson)

Vincent Pastore ... Uncle Max
Chris Mackin ... Men's Room Victim (as Christopher Mackin)
Joseph Scott ... Concerned Neighbor
Lam Bor ... Deli Owner
David Ross ... Recurring Thug
Robin Shamburg ... Precious
Daniel Saltzman ... Young Abie
Peter Koper ... Bartender
Tony Waag ... Harry's Dad
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Vernon Campbell ... Sarge (uncredited)

Lana Gorgievski ... Arnie's Sister (uncredited)
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Directed by
Adam Bernstein 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Adam Bernstein 
Marc Gerald 
Charles Perry  novel "Portrait of a Young Man Drowning"

Produced by
Dorothy Aufiero .... co-producer
Adam Bernstein .... producer
David Collins .... producer
Marc Gerald .... co-producer
Charles Johnson .... executive producer
Michael Naughton .... producer
Chipp Sandground .... co-executive producer
Jonathan Shoemaker .... line producer
Todd Shuster .... co-executive producer
Daniel Sollinger .... executive producer
Michael Williams .... co-producer
 
Original Music by
Theodore Shapiro 
 
Cinematography by
John Inwood 
 
Film Editing by
Doug Abel 
 
Casting by
Kerry Barden 
Billy Hopkins 
Suzanne Smith 
 
Production Design by
Teresa Mastropierro 
 
Art Direction by
Tina Khayat 
 
Set Decoration by
Christina Manca 
 
Costume Design by
Edi Giguere 
 
Makeup Department
Keith Edmier .... special makeup effects artist
Nicki Ledermann .... key makeup artist
Kerrie R. Plant .... hair assistant
Kerrie R. Plant .... makeup assistant
Josh Turi .... special makeup effects artist
 
Production Management
David Collins .... unit production manager
Andrea Freeman .... unit manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Alan Breton .... assistant director
Stephen Collins .... second second assistant director
Annie Tan .... second assistant director
 
Art Department
Avery S. Brandon .... assistant change scenic (as Avery Brandon)
Jim Collier .... swing gang
Christina Díaz Norman .... art department intern (as Christina Norman)
Paul Etheredge .... property master (as Paul Etheredge-Ouzts)
Nir Gaon .... scenic artist
Samantha Grossman .... scenic artist
Christina Manca .... set designer
Lisa Mareiniss .... assistant property master
Lydia Marks .... art department intern
Gabriela Marti .... art department assistant
Diana Puntar .... carpenter
Mylene Santos .... charge scenic
Dylan Sheridan .... set dresser
John Stachowicz .... scenic artist
Rob Walsh .... lead man
 
Sound Department
Antonio L. Arroyo .... sound
Tim J. Carroll .... stereo sound consultant: Dolby
John Gutierrez .... boom operator
Elizabeth Henderson .... foley artist
Andrew Kris .... supervising sound editor (as Andy Kris)
Frank Morrone .... sound re-recording mixer
James Palumbo .... dailies synching (as James M. Palumbo)
David Paterson .... foley engineer
David Paterson .... sound effects editor
 
Special Effects by
Drew Jiritano .... pyrotechnician
 
Stunts
Arthur M. Jolly .... stunt coordinator
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Akash Aubin .... additional grip
Hugo Bonilla .... additional grip
Gregory Cahill .... best boy grip (as Greg Cahill)
Christian Carmody .... second assistant camera
Sal Carolei .... additional grip
Dominick Condi .... still photographer (as Dominick Conde)
Keith Devlin .... best boy electric
Luke Eder .... additional camera operator
Luke Eder .... first assistant camera
Rob Featherstone .... additional first assistant camera
Joe Foley .... additional grip
David Harges .... grip production assistant
Daniel Howie .... third grip
Alison Kelly .... additional second assistant camera
Laela Kilbourn .... additional first assistant camera
Michael C. Maronna .... electrician
Ben McCullough .... key grip
Kate Phelan .... additional grip
Juan Rodriguez .... additional grip
Sean Sheridan .... gaffer
Adam Snyder .... additional grip
Emelia Stockdale .... additional first assistant camera
John Tanzer .... electrician
Ken Tanzer .... additional grip
Paul Teeling .... still photographer
David Wasserman .... additional grip (as Dave Wasserman)
Pamela Weese .... third electrician
Ben Wolff .... additional grip
 
Casting Department
Mark Bennett .... casting assistant
Kimberly Davis .... extras casting
Jennifer McNamara .... casting associate
Sandi Schroeder .... extras casting assistant
Leah Tyson .... extras casting intern
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Christopher Del Coro .... assistant costume designer
Pamela Kezal .... set costumer
 
Editorial Department
Fred Heid .... color timer
James Palumbo .... assistant editor: dailies
Patricia Sztaba .... negative matcher
Stan Sztaba .... negative matcher
 
Music Department
Doug Bernheim .... music supervisor
Josh Chait .... assistant score engineer
Chris Stein .... composer: song "Sunday Girl"
Chris Stein .... musician: guitar, "Sunday Girl
Bob Thompson .... composer: song "MMM Nice!"
Gerry Volkersz .... score engineer
 
Other crew
Andy Biscontini .... additional production assistant
Brett Boessen .... production assistant
Shannon Causey .... location scout (as Shannon Bowen)
John Chamberlin .... location manager
Dooko Choi .... additional production assistant
Doris Del Castillo .... production assistant
Moira Demos .... additional production assistant
Jennifer Duffy .... production office intern
Becky Glupczynski .... assistant production office coordinator
Jan Ellen Goldstein .... location scout
Janet Henry .... assistant location manager
Chris Ingegneri .... additional production assistant (as Christopher Ingegneri)
Celeste Jackson .... office production assistant (as Celeste Peterka)
Jade E. Kendall .... additional production assistant
James Kiernan .... additional production assistant
Lisa King .... set production assistant
Jessica Lichtner .... script supervisor
John Macombe .... additional production assistant
Joshua Marcus .... additional production assistant
Seth F. McAllister .... production assistant (as Seth McAllister)
Chuck Moss .... craft service
Ko Nizuma .... parking coordinator
George Paaswell .... production accountant
Jay Richard Piro .... additional production assistant
Jessica Piscitelli .... office production assistant
Thomas R. Polleri .... additional production assistant (as Thomas Polleri)
Phil Ramsey .... additional production assistant
Sebastian Sieck .... additional production assistant
Christine Van Schoick .... production office coordinator
Oliver Wolf Wehner .... set production assistant
Jeremy Williamson .... craft service
Emily Zuzik .... production assistant
 

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MPAA:
Rated R for graphic bloody violence, strong language, sexuality and brief drug use
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Runtime:
97 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Aspect Ratio:
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Sound Mix:
Dolby
Certification:
USA:R | Australia:R | Iceland:16 | Germany:16
Filming Locations:
Clinton Diner, Maspeth, Queens, New York City, New York, USA
Company:
Prosperity ElectricSee more »

Did You Know?

Trivia:
In one scene, Harry is sitting in a cafe, and the Blondie song "Sunday Girl" is playing in the background. 'Debbie Harry', who plays Harry's mother, Kate, is the lead singer of Blondie.See more »
Quotes:
Arnie Finklestein:Yo these pancakes is marvelous.See more »

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6 out of 7 people found the following review useful.
Debbie Harry Rocks!, 2 April 2001
Author: djdigital from USA

If you are a big Debbie Harry/Blondie fan, this movie is for you. I can't get over how great of an actress she is, and some of the "things" she does and says in this movie. She even has a flashback to when she was younger, and she's singing like she did in Blondie, not to mention that in one scene, the Blondie song "Sunday Girl" is playing in the background.

"Six Ways to Sunday" is about a kid, Harry Odum, who finds connections to make money by working for the mob. He lives with his mother Kate (Debbie Harry), and has a very close relationship with her. (Later in the movie, you'll see just how "close" they are!) This is a very dark comedy, great acting, great story, a great movie. Movies require you to think too.

Please watch this if you get the chance. If you don't like it, it's not that much of a waste of money. I got the DVD for $9.99, so I'm sure the video, or a rental copy, is much much cheaper. And like I said, Debbie Harry is terrific in this movie, as well as the rest of the cast. And when the film is over, and you watch the screen fade to black after the last scene as the credits roll, you'll think, "what a move."

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