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A Jewish man who owns a Brooklyn deli asks his domineering uncle for a loan so he can buy his dream restaurant in Manhattan, but the uncle demands that he give up his Gentile girlfriend even though she's one of the few sources of stability... See more »

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Alby
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Elizabeth
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Uncle Benjamin
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Cheryl
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Phil
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Becky
Jerry Lazarus ...
Leonard Sherman
Francine Beers ...
Ruth Sherman
Leo Postrel ...
Seymour Sherman
Rose Arrick ...
Sarah Sherman
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Herbert Sherman
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Cynthia Sherman
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Eddie
Karen Shallo ...
Marlena
Amy Ryder ...
Susan
Sal Richards ...
Mr. Giovanni
Leib Lensky ...
Mr. Goodman
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Mr. T
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Billy
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Rebbe
Mort Freeman ...
Cantor
Mary Gutzi ...
Angela
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Rosie the Receptionist
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Japanese Buyer #1
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Japanese Buyer #2
Claude Vincent ...
Cabbie
Manuel E. Santiago ...
Cabbie
Jackie James ...
Paula
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Cindy
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Lawyer
Barbara Rucker ...
Fashion Center Receptionist
Vibeke Trauben ...
Fashion Center Beauty
Candy Woolard ...
Fashion Center Beauty
Barbara Kilness ...
Fashion Center Beauty
Hanne Gravesen ...
Fashion Center Beauty
Valerie Carpenter Bernstein ...
Fashion Center Beauty (as Valerie Robinson)
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Paddleball Player #1
Judith Ledford ...
Paddleball Player #2
Richard Lifschutz ...
Hassid
Corine Lorain ...
Elizabeth's Assistant
Ellen Stein ...
Elizabeth's Assistant
Susan Feldon ...
Angela's Friend
Ginger Garrett ...
Girl in Subway
Niki Higgins ...
Girl in Subway
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Girl in Subway
Pamela Donnelly ...
Girl in Subway (as Pamela Shoemaker)
Christina Kelsey ...
Girl Outside Restaurant
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Banker
Carmen Bau ...
Hooker
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Phil's Daughter (uncredited)
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Waiter (uncredited)

Directed by

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Menahem Golan

Written by

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Arnold Somkin ... (written by)

Produced by

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Yoram Globus ... producer (produced by)
Menahem Golan ... producer (produced by)
Christopher Pearce ... associate producer

Music by

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Pino Donaggio

Cinematography by

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Adam Greenberg

Editing by

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Mark Goldblatt

Editorial Department

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Alan Baumgarten ... assistant editor
Adam Fredericks ... assistant editor
Omneya 'Nini' Mazen ... assistant post-production (uncredited)

Casting By

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Joy Todd

Art Direction by

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John Lawless

Set Decoration by

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James Sherman

Makeup Department

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June M. Courtland ... makeup artist (as June Courtland)
Victor DeNicola ... hair stylist
David Forrest ... makeup supervisor (as David Craig Forrest)
Brenda Madison ... assistant makeup artist

Production Management

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Carl Clifford ... production manager
Karen Hoenig ... post-production supervisor
Philip Murphy ... unit manager
Tod Scott Brody ... post-production supervisor (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Tommy Burns ... additional second assistant director (as Tom Burns)
Diane Schneier ... third assistant director
Joseph Winogradoff ... second assistant director (as Joe Winogradoff)
David Womark ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Batia Grafka ... props
Bob Provenzano ... props (as Robert Provenzano)

Sound Department

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Anna Boorstin ... sound effects editor
Carlos Delarios ... re-recording mixer
Ken Dufva ... foley artist
David Lee Fein ... foley artist
Andrew Hinds ... assistant sound
Michael J. Kohut ... re-recording mixer
Frederico Loaker ... foley artist (as Federico Loaker)
Nigel Noble ... sound mixer
Keith Olson ... foley artist
Robert Perissi ... foley artist
Aaron Rochin ... re-recording mixer
Harvey Rosenstock ... adr editor / dialogue editor
Michael R. Sloan ... supervising sound editor
Maggi Travis ... boom operator
Linda Whittlesey ... sound effects editor
Dorothy Wright ... foley artist
Robin Haskins ... re-recordist (uncredited)

Stunts

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Scott Leva ... stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Robert M. Andres ... second grip (as Robert Andres)
Jim Bekiaris ... electrician (as Jim Belkiaris)
Richard Corman ... still photographer
Michael Fedack ... dolly grip (as Michael Fedak)
Ted H. Hauser ... first assistant camera (as Ted Hauser)
Robert Levi ... camera operator
George Messaris ... third grip
Bill O'Leary ... electrician
Mark Petersson ... second assistant camera (as Mark Peterson)
John Seakwood ... still photographer
Peter Charles Silvert ... generator operator
Dustin Smith ... key grip
Robert Stevers ... best boy (as Bob Stevers)
Frost Wilkinson ... gaffer
Rodney Bauer ... grip (uncredited)
David Eubank ... additional first assistant camera (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Candace Clements ... costume supervisor
Jennifer Lax ... wardrobe assistant
Susie Money ... wardrobe assistant

Location Management

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Les Fincher ... location manager

Music Department

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Richard Kraft ... music researcher
Michael Linn ... music editor
Natale Massara ... conductor

Script and Continuity Department

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Joanne Small ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Michael Hourihan ... transportation captain

Additional Crew

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Sandra Birnhak Ames ... assistant production accountant (as Sandra Birnhak)
Mark Cohen ... production assistant
Paula Erickson ... production coordinator: Los Angeles
Elliott Fils ... production accountant (as Elliot Fils)
Robin Grey ... production coordinator
Patricia Hess ... craft service (as Patricia Doherty)
Steve Kossover ... production assistant (as Steven Kossover)
Pat Morrill ... assistant: Mr. Golan
Anne Prager ... assistant: Mr. Pearce
Lynn Tonnessen ... production assistant (as Lynne Tonnessen)
Betsy Williams ... production assistant
Tracy Mills ... fashion show sequence by (uncredited)
Crew believed to be complete

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Plot Summary

A Jewish man who owns a Brooklyn deli asks his domineering uncle for a loan so he can buy his dream restaurant in Manhattan, but the uncle demands that he give up his Gentile girlfriend even though she's one of the few sources of stability in his somewhat chaotic life. Written by Determined Copy Editor

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Taglines So funny...you may never get over it. See more »
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Also Known As
  • My Darling Shiksa (United States)
  • Al otro lado de Brooklyn (Spain)
  • A Ponte de Brooklyn (Portugal)
  • Na Brooklińskim Moście (Poland)
  • Kærlighed på glatis (Denmark)
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Runtime
  • 108 min
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Budget $4,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $239,345, 04 Mar 1984

Did You Know?

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Trivia Production on the film was shut down for one day after Elliott Gould and Menahem Golan got into a row over the scene where Gould 's character Alby Sherman confesses to Elizabeth Anderson (Margaux Hemingway) that he loves her. The end result had Gould allegedly calling Golan "a cocksucker" during the argument and storming off the set to the shock of cast and crew. Gould about two days later personally apologized to Golan and filming then resumed. See more »
Goofs Alby (Elliott Gould) and Cheryl (Carol Kane) leave the Metropolitan Opera in Lincoln Center and, without pausing their conversation, enter a subway station that reads "Times Sq." Times Square is one mile from Lincoln Center. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films (2014). See more »
Soundtracks Over the Brooklyn Bridge See more »
Quotes Uncle Benjamin: Right or wrong, I'm right!
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