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CrissCross ()


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A 12-year-old boy comes of age in 1969 Key West against the backdrop of the Apollo moon landing, when he begins to sell cocaine so his mother can stop stripping.

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Tracy Cross
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Joe
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Emmett
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Chris Cross
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John Cross
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Jetty
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Louis
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Blacky
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Oakley (as Cathryn dePrume)
Nada Despotovich ...
Kelly
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Blondie
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Shelly
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Monica (as Anna Levine Thompson)
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Snyder
Christy Martin ...
Termina
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Buggs
Derrick Velez ...
Cruz
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Harvey
John Nesci ...
Connie
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Mrs. Sivil
Tim Settimi ...
Mr. Sivil
Carol Hankamp ...
Mrs. Smethurst
Paul Johnson ...
Brother Timothy (as Brother Paul Johnson)
Ronald Cellilo ...
Eggs Over Easy
Gregory R. Wolf ...
Carrot Eater (as Gregory Wolf)
Ray Bastenero ...
Truck Driver
Rebel ...
Rebel
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Monk (uncredited)
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Bartender (uncredited)

Directed by

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Chris Menges

Written by

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Scott Sommer ... (screenplay by)
 
Scott Sommer ... (based on his novella)

Produced by

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Bill Finnegan ... executive producer
Robin Forman Howard ... co-producer (as Robin Forman)
Goldie Hawn ... executive producer (uncredited)
Anthea Sylbert ... producer (produced by)

Music by

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Trevor Jones

Cinematography by

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Ivan Strasburg

Editing by

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Tony Lawson

Editorial Department

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Deborah Carter ... post-production coordinator
Luke Menges ... apprentice editor
Charlene Olson ... first assistant editor
Sarah Peddie ... assistant editor

Casting By

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David Rubin

Production Design by

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Crispian Sallis

Art Direction by

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Dayna Lee

Set Decoration by

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Leslie Morales

Costume Design by

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Lisa Jensen

Makeup Department

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Joseph A. Campayno ... assistant makeup artist (as Joe Campayno)
Richard Dean ... key makeup artist
Hiram Ortiz ... hair stylist

Production Management

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Bill Finnegan ... unit production manager (as William Finnegan)
Lata Ryan ... production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Cherylanne Martin ... second assistant director
George Parra ... first assistant director
Tracy Rosenthal-Newsom ... second second assistant director (as Tracy Rosenthal)

Art Department

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John Balling ... painter
Will Brantley ... set dresser
Ed Collins ... carpenter
Stephen P. Durante ... swing gang
Edward England ... construction coordinator
Nancy Gomes ... scenic artist (as Nancy A. Gomes)
Pat Gomes ... scenic artist
José González ... painter (as Jose Gonzales)
John R. Gordon ... carpenter
Charles Guanci Jr. ... assistant props
Thomas Hicks Jr. ... carpenter (as Thomas Hicks)
Thomas Kittle ... carpenter
James Long ... carpenter
Anthony J. Lullo ... construction foreman
Arturo Mendez ... painter (as Jeronimo Arturo Mendez)
Al Mouradian ... greensman
Tyler Osman ... carpenter
Cynthia C. Rebman ... assistant property master
Ronald Russell ... swing gang
Stephanie Sandston ... lead person
Trey Scott ... carpenter
Amy Shaff ... on-set dresser
Gregory R. Wolf ... property master (as Gregory Wolf)

Sound Department

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Philip Alton ... assistant sound editor
John Bateman ... foley mixer
Geoff R. Brown ... assistant sound editor
Michael Burton ... cable person
Rodney Glenn ... supervising sound editor
Derek Holding ... dialogue editor
Dominic Lester ... re-recording mixer
Keith Lowes ... foley editor
Michael Moran ... synth programming
Robin O'Donoghue ... re-recording mixer
Edward Tise ... production sound mixer
Ricardo Álvarez ... boom operator (as Ricardo Alvarez)

Stunts

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Jay Amor ... stunt double

Camera and Electrical Department

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Mitchell Amundsen ... camera operator (as C. Mitchell Amundsen)
Mike Benson ... camera operator (as Michael A. Benson)
David Cook ... electrician
James Donahue ... gaffer
John Elton ... camera operator
George Fuller ... 24 frame video operator
Michael Gall ... electrician
Dan Karlok ... electrician
Bob Leitelt ... grip (as 'Mr. Bob' Leitelt)
Barry T. Lopez ... grip (as Barry Thomas Lopez)
Zeph R. Makgetla ... video assistant (as Zeph Makgetla)
Willie Mann ... best boy grip
William McConnell ... first assistant camera
Bill McCord ... grip (as Dollar Bill McCord)
Oona Menges ... second assistant camera
Deana Newcomb ... still photographer
Michael Papadopoulos ... best boy electric
Greg Patterson ... electrician
Les Percy ... key grip
Wayne Schneiderman ... electrician
Todd M. Short ... grip (as Todd Michael Short)
Tom Taylor ... first assistant camera
Robert Ulland ... steadicam operator
Warner R. Wacha ... second assistant camera

Casting Department

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Liz Keigley ... casting coordinator: Texas/Florida
Tina Mangum-Lutz ... extras casting coordinator
Joel Sooby ... casting assistant
Debra Zane ... casting associate

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Diane Cornelius ... costumer
Ann Foley ... wardrobe assistant
Marsha Perloff ... wardrobe supervisor

Location Management

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Julie Duvic ... location manager
R. Colette Hailey ... location manager
Chris Webb ... location assistant

Music Department

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Peter Afterman ... music supervisor
Guy Barker ... musician: trumpet
Jack Brymer ... musician: clarinet
Daniel Allan Carlin ... music editor (as Dan Carlin Jr.)
Michael Convertino ... composer: unused score
Guy Dagul ... orchestrator
Trevor Jones ... conductor / musician: synthesizer / orchestrator
Roger King ... music mixer
Jim Ladd ... executive music consultant
Gerry Leonard ... musician: electric guitar
Victoria Seale ... music coordinator: Contemporary Media Music Productions
Andy Sheppard ... musician: saxophone
Dawn Solér ... music project manager (as Dawn Soler)
Diane DeLouise Wessel ... associate music supervisor
John Williams ... musician: solo guitar
Mark Berrow ... musician: violin (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Elana Golden ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Denny Caira ... transportation coordinator
Larry Crenshaw ... transportation co-captain: Florida
Joyce M. Lark ... transportation captain: Florida (as Joyce Lark)
Mike Stevens ... transportation captain: Los Angeles (as Michael Stevens)

Additional Crew

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Allison Benizio ... trainer: Rebel
Benjamin Bruce ... marine coordinator (as Benjamin 'Dink' Bruce)
Mary Daley ... assistant: Mr. Menges (as Mary G. Daley)
Dylan Del Guercio ... production assistant
Elizabeth Dela Cruz ... researcher
Jon Glafcke ... projectionist
Elaine Hastings Edell ... Executive in charge of production finance
Patti Hawn ... publicist
Deloris Claris Horn ... executive assistant: Ms. Hawn
Denise Jackson ... marine coordinator
Patrick Johnson ... studio teacher
Marc H. Katz ... craft service (as Marc Katz)
Ken Kraft ... trainer: Rebel
Alan Ladd Jr. ... presenter
Patti Lancaster ... production coordinator
Bill McConnell Jr. ... production assistant (as Billy McConnell)
Caleb Menges ... production assistant
Sonny Merritt ... assistant production coordinator
Allison A. Millican ... production office assistant (as Allison Millican)
Mike Moran ... synthesizer programmer
Glenn Perrow ... production office assistant
Robert C. Romanus ... production assistant
Bill Rose Sr. ... production accountant assistant
Roberta Rose ... production accountant
Dean Shapiro ... production assistant
Jonathan Watson ... key production assistant
Kurt Hall ... laboratory technician: Continental Film Laboratories (uncredited)
Jim Jaffe ... product placement (uncredited)

Thanks

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Mike Eden ... thanks
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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Set in 1969, a twelve-year-old grows up in Key West with his mother, who is paying the bills by stripping at the local topless bar. The boy finds out about her activities and tries to convince her to stop, to no avail. A local restaurant owner hires him to collect fish from a boat out in the bay, and the boy discovers that the restaurant owner is using the fish to bring drugs in to shore. He steals one load and goes about selling it so his mother can afford to quit her job. Written by Ed Sutton

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Taglines A son who's starting out. A mother who's starting over. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Alone Together (United States)
  • Criss Cross (United States)
  • Criss Cross - Überleben in Key West (Germany)
  • I garsona (Greece)
  • CrissCross - Strippari ja poika (Finland)
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Runtime
  • 100 min
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Budget $14,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia The Eden House, featured in the movie, is a real hotel, and is the oldest hotel in Key West. Built in 1924 as the Gibson Hotel, it was purchased in 1975 by titular owner, Mike Eden. According to Mr. Eden, on the hotel's web site: "The movie CrissCross (1992) starring Goldie Hawn was filmed at the Eden House for five months over the summer of 1990. Scott Sommer wrote the short story CrissCross while staying at the Eden House in early 1976." The Eden House is still in business and has been totally renovated since the movie. See more »
Goofs A shot of a boatyard shows several 1980s outboard motors. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in Jersey Girl (2004). See more »
Soundtracks Oh Well See more »
Quotes Chris Cross: How come you don't got somebody? Aren't you lonely?
Emmett: Yeah, sure. The only thing worse than being lonely with yourself is to be lonely with someone.
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