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Title: The Lords of Flatbush (1974)
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| Perry King | ... | David 'Chico' Tyrell | |
| Sylvester Stallone | ... | Stanley Rosiello | |
| Henry Winkler | ... | Butchey Weinstein | |
| Paul Mace | ... | Wimpy Murgalo | |
| Susan Blakely | ... | Jane Bradshaw | |
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Maria Smith | ... | Frannie Malincanico |
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Renee Paris | ... | Annie Yuckamanelli (as Reneé Paris) |
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Paul Jabara | ... | Crazy Cohen |
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Bruce Reed | ... | Mike Mambo |
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Frank Stiefel | ... | Arnie Levine |
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Martin Davidson | ... | Mr. Birnbaum |
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Joe Stern | ... | Eddie |
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Ruth Klinger | ... | Mrs. Tyrell |
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Joan Neuman | ... | Miss Molina |
| Dolph Sweet | ... | Mr. Rosiello | |
A group of kids in Brooklyn form a gang. From this moment on they do everything together. This makes things easier but at the same time they have to face new problems. Written by Volker Boehm
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This film really isn't a movie in the conventional sense of the word, in that it doesn't really have a plot, character development, or even real dialogue. This film is as if a little hole was torn in time and the viewer is allowed to peek through. The film feels like a documentary and the dialogue is largely ad-libbed and not always well, which gives it a realistic feel. One feels like these
characters could actually be real and that they don't exist merely for the sake of the story. Some may criticize this film for its lack of character development, but these guys aren't the type to open up and pour out their feelings, and if they try, it usually doesn't come out right. The realism and authenticity of this film make up for its lack of character development and swiss cheesy plot. Definitely worth seeing.