Poster

Henry Hill ()


Reference View | Change View


Suffering from stage fright, a talented and shy violinist learns to conquer his fears with the help of a woman.

Director:
Writer:
Awards:
Reviews:

Photos and Videos

Cast

Edit
...
Henry Hill
...
Cynthia
...
Gertrude Cox Hill (as Susan J. Blommaert)
...
Young Henry Hill (as Andy B.P. Bowser)
John Griesemer ...
Charles Casper Hill
...
Nicole Hill
...
Ward Hill (as James J. Villemaire)
Sam Boynton ...
Young Ward Hill
Malina Dumas ...
Young Nicole
Richard Bowman ...
Stanley Cox
Michael Kimball ...
Owen Cox
Mary Diveny ...
Tabitha Cox (as Mary Diveny Muenzen)
Janet Mitchko ...
Oliver's Mother
Io Tillett Wright ...
Oliver Wendell Holmes (as IO Wright)
William G. Kantar ...
Doctor Bill
Tom Cultrera ...
Judge
Frank R. Garzilli ...
Judge
Christine Marshal ...
Judge
Melissa Darling ...
New York Neighbor
Mike Dow ...
Nicky's Boyfgriend
Rebecca Kantar ...
Young Girl
Margaret Kerr ...
Young Girl
Chrissy McManus ...
Young Girl
Kerry Joyce ...
Policeman in Hut (as Deputy Kerry Joyce)
David Andrews ...
Guy at Diner Counter
Joe Kismen ...
Guy at Diner Counter
Edward Wilke ...
Guy at Diner Counter
Marsha Beal-Brazer ...
Diner Patron
Cindy Jeffers ...
Diner Patron
Craig J. Hunsinger ...
Diner Patron
Jason Bannister ...
Extra
Donna Bernat ...
Extra
Marcia Beal Brazer ...
Extra
Dean Bundy ...
Extra
Tara Bundy ...
Extra
Richard Butterfield ...
Extra
Patrick Davis ...
Extra
Danielle Estes ...
Extra
Leslie Guerin ...
Extra
Francesca Jellison ...
Extra
Sue Marcum ...
Extra
Duke Marcum ...
Extra
Dave Martin ...
Extra
Steve Scarfo ...
Concert Goer
Amy Stevens ...
Extra
Laddie Stevens ...
Extra
Charles Swanson ...
Extra
Jim Trask ...
Extra
Suzanne Whiteley ...
Extra
Bean Amoroso ...
Da Beans
Flower ...
Flower 'The Pig'
Kenny ...
Kenny 'The Horse'

Directed by

Edit
David Kantar ... (as David G. Kantar)

Written by

Edit
David Kantar ... () (as David G. Kantar)

Produced by

Edit
Robert Baruch Almagià ... assistant producer (as Roberto Almagià)
David Kantar ... producer (as David G. Kantar)

Music by

Edit
Dave Eggar
Jay Weissman

Cinematography by

Edit
Luke Eder ... director of photography

Editing by

Edit
Brian A. Kates ... (as Brian Kates)
Susan Littenberg

Editorial Department

Edit
P. Scott Nelson ... assistant editor (as Scott Nelson)
Shelby Siegel ... assistant editor

Casting By

Edit
Amanda Koblin

Production Design by

Edit
Shelly Amoroso

Art Direction by

Edit
Dee Drisko

Set Decoration by

Edit
Marcia Beal Brazer ... (as Marsha Beal-Brazer)

Costume Design by

Edit
Jocelyn Joson

Makeup Department

Edit
Rob Fitz ... makeup artist (as Robert Fitz)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Edit
Robert Baruch Almagià ... first assistant director (as Roberto Almagià)
Gretel Enck ... first assistant director

Art Department

Edit
Sarah Campbell ... artist: original art
Dee Drisko ... artist: original art
Pam Durling ... set dresser
Jill Hoy ... artist: original art
John Imber ... artist: original art
Tara Jensen ... set dresser
Kim Pearson ... set dresser
Sam Ring ... artist: original art

Sound Department

Edit
Brian Bowles ... supervising sound editor
Andrew Bracken ... assistant sound editor
Hans W. Dalhaus ... boom operator
Patrick Dundas ... sound effects editor
J.R. Gurrieri ... sound engineer
Ron Jones ... boom operator
John Levy ... sound mixer
Christopher Love ... sound mixer
Frank Morrone ... re-recording mixer
Woody Pak ... sound engineer
William Shamlian ... sound mixer (as William J. Shamlian)

Camera and Electrical Department

Edit
Bruce S. Allen ... still photographer
Jason Banke ... grip & electrical
Erica Colegrove ... second assistant camera (as Erica L. Colegrove)
Scott Crawford ... first assistant camera
Michael Dynice ... key grip
Richard Feldman ... still photographer
Craig A. Hunsinger ... swing
Jayson Lobozzo ... electrician
Ed Mattson ... gaffer (as Edward Mattson)
Ken Perham ... gaffer
Edward A. Robinson Jr. ... key grip (as Edward Robinson Jr.)
Michael R. Rudolph ... best boy (as Michael Rudolph)
John V. Terrey ... first assistant camera (as John V. Terrey Jr.)
Matt Thurber ... first assistant camera
Angela Whitesell ... best boy

Casting Department

Edit
Debra Lord Cooke ... casting: Maine (as Dee Cooke)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Edit
Cindy Jeffers ... wardrobe supervisor
Leisa Raimer Nomura ... wardrobe assistant

Music Department

Edit
Mark Ambrosino ... musician
Dan Auerbach ... musician
Adrian Carr ... additional composer: Henry's theme
Tom Chiu ... musician
Dave Eggar ... music supervisor
Matthew Fieldes ... musician (as Matt Fieldes)
Aaron Flagg ... musician
Constance Glaser ... musician
Woody Pak ... musician
Alan J. Roth ... musician

Script and Continuity Department

Edit
Janna DeLury ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

Edit
Brian Contaldi ... production assistant
Jonathan Cooper ... provider: violin
Lauren Garlovsky ... production assistant
David George ... provider: motorcycle
Joanne Hays-Glover ... payroll
Constance G. Kantar ... public relations
William G. Kantar ... provider: car
Darlene Lorde ... production coordinator
Joseph J. Lorenzo ... production assistant
Sal Malimo ... title designer (as Sal Mallimo)
Walter Riseman ... provider: car
Jim Schroeder ... provider: car
Karen Schroeder ... provider: car
Andrew Vanderzee ... provider: car

Production Companies

Edit

Distributors

Edit

Special Effects

Edit

Other Companies

Edit

Storyline

Edit
Plot Keywords
Genres
Parents Guide Add content advisory for parents »
Certification

Additional Details

Edit
Also Known As
  • Play for Me (United States)
  • Play for Me (Netherlands)
Runtime
  • 85 min
Country
Language
Color

Box Office

Budget $1,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

Edit
Soundtracks Surrender See more »
Quotes Henry Hill: [first lines - quoting] One of my wishes is that those dark trees, so old and firm they scarcely show the breeze, were not, as 'twere, the merest mask of gloom, but stretched away unto the edge of doom. / I should not be withheld but that some day into their vastness I should steal away, fearless of ever finding open land, or highway where the slow wheel pours the sand. / I do not see why I should e'er turn back, or those should not set forth upon my track to overtake me, who should miss me here and long to know if still I held them dear. / They would not find me changed from him they knew - only more sure of all I thought was true. - Into My Own, Robert Frost, 1913
See more »

Contribute to This Page


Recently Viewed