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Billy Bathgate ()


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In the year 1935, a teen named Billy Bathgate finds first love while becoming the protégé of fledgling gangster Dutch Schultz.

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Dutch Schultz
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Drew Preston
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Billy Bathgate
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Bo Weinberg
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Otto Berman
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Irving
Billy Jaye ...
Mickey
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Lulu
Timothy Jerome ...
Dixie Davis (as Tim Jerome)
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Lucky Luciano
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Julie Martin
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Jack Kelly
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Mr. Hines
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Mary Behan
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Rebecca
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Arnold
Noel Derecki ...
Billy's Gang
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Billy's Gang (as Josh Weinstein)
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Billy's Gang
Rob Kramer ...
Billy's Gang
Simon Jutras ...
Hotel Manager
Kenny Vance ...
Dutch's Thug
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Dutch's Thug
Teddy Cleanthes ...
Supervisor
William Jay Marshall ...
George
Harry O'Reilly ...
Fire Inspector
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Harvey Preston
Barry McGovern ...
Father McInerny
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Banker
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Harvey's Friend
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Carter
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Charlotte
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Bell Boy
Robert D. Raiford ...
Judge
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Mr. Chambers
Stephen M. Aronson ...
Reporter
Tom Ambrose ...
Reporter
Rick Warner ...
Reporter
Chuck Kinlaw ...
Reporter
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Reporter
Todd Brenner ...
Reporter
Charles Lyons ...
Reporter (as Charles Ress Lyons)
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Embassy Club Singer
Kip Newton ...
Bartender
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Woman at Table
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Tote Man
John Clohessy ...
Racetrack Program Seller
Darryl Caron ...
Bell Hop #1
Nicholas E. Tishler ...
Bell Hop #2
Joseph Dolphin ...
News Vendor
Judy Allison ...
Bingo Winner
John J. Hladik ...
Auctioneer
Lewis W. Lake ...
Farmer
Kas Self ...
Woman at Bake Sale
Jimmy Raitt ...
Chophouse Bartender (as James Raitt)
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Hitman
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Hitman (as John A. Moio)
Norman Max Maxwell ...
Hitman (as Max Maxwell)
Jerry Guarino ...
Hitman
Vincent Pantone ...
Luciano Thug
Tony Cucci ...
Luciano Thug
Anthony Catanese ...
Luciano Thug (as Anthony Calanese)
Paulie DiCocco ...
Luciano Thug
William G. Kane ...
Man in Window
Frank Mclean ...
Newsboy
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
John Buhrmaster ...
Dance Attendee (uncredited)
John Farnan ...
2nd Assassin (uncredited)
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Diner Patron (uncredited)
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Fire Inspector (uncredited)
Patt Noday ...
Chophouse Waiter (uncredited)
Cole Razzano ...
Yiddish Orphan (uncredited)
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Lulu (uncredited)
Jewel Turner ...
Brothel Girl (uncredited)

Directed by

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Robert Benton

Written by

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E.L. Doctorow ... (book)
 
Tom Stoppard ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Robert F. Colesberry ... producer
Arlene Donovan ... producer

Music by

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Mark Isham

Cinematography by

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Néstor Almendros ... director of photography (as Nestor Almendros)

Editing by

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Alan Heim
David Ray
Robert M. Reitano ... (as Robert Reitano)

Editorial Department

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Megan B. Agosto ... assistant film editor
Quincy Z. Gunderson ... apprentice editor (as Quincy Zane Gunderson)
Bob Kaiser ... color timer
Kathy LaCommare ... apprentice editor
David Ray ... film editor
Theresa Repola Mohammed ... negative cutter
Mitchel Stanley ... assistant film editor
Sara Corrigan ... apprentice editor (uncredited)

Casting By

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Howard Feuer

Production Design by

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Patrizia von Brandenstein ... (as Patrizia Von Brandenstein)

Art Direction by

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Dennis Bradford
Tim Galvin

Set Decoration by

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George DeTitta Sr. ... (as George De Titta Sr.)

Costume Design by

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Joseph G. Aulisi

Makeup Department

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Cydney Cornell ... hair stylist
Richard Dean ... makeup artist
Scott H. Eddo ... makeup artist for Mr. Willis
Betty Lou Skinner ... hair stylist
Rosemary Zurlo ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Alan Collis ... assistant production manager
Bruce S. Pustin ... unit production manager
Tom Razzano ... unit production manager
Douglas Tirola ... assistant unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Tony Adler ... second assistant director (as Anthony B. Adler)
Brian W. Cook ... first assistant director
Carl Goldstein ... assistant director
Stella Kim ... dga trainee
ellen Marie blum ... dga trainee: reshoots (uncredited)

Art Department

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Jamie Arbuckle ... assistant greens
Teresa Carriker-Thayer ... assistant art director
William G. Davis ... assistant art director
Jennifer DeBell ... scenic artist
Gerald DeTitta ... lead man
Claudette Didul ... art department coordinator
Tracey A. Doyle ... assistant set decorator
Mark Fabert ... labor forman
Charlotte Garnell-Scheide ... buyer
Kalina Ivanov ... storyboard artist
James V. Kent ... leadman
John D. Kretschmer ... lead man
Alisa Lumbreras ... scenic artist
Channing Mentzer ... carpenter (as Thomas C. Mentzer)
James F. Oñate ... painter
Jimmy Raitt ... property master
John Ralbovsky ... scenic artist
Hilton Rosemarin ... set decorator: North Carolina
Larry Sauls ... set dresser
Ken Scaife ... construction coordinator
Fredda Slavin ... assistant art director
Ralph Woollaston ... carpenter
Robert Schleinig ... set dresser (uncredited)
Charles Wood ... assistant art director (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Jim Bridges ... sound technician
Randall Coleman ... assistant adr editor
Lee Dichter ... re-recording mixer
Tom Fleischman ... re-recording mixer
Larry Hopkins ... sound mixer
George A. Lara ... foley mixer
Kevin Lee ... sound editor
Danny Michael ... sound mixer
Dan Sable ... supervising sound editor
Lynn Sable ... assistant sound editor
Ahmad Shirazi ... sound editor
Brian Vancho ... foley artist
Deborah Wallach ... adr editor
Robb Kehoe ... boom operator (uncredited) / cable person (uncredited) / second boom operator (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Mark Mitton ... magic consultant

Visual Effects by

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John P. Mesa ... visual effects cameraman
William Mesa ... visual effects supervisor
Tim Donahue ... visual effects art director: Introvision (uncredited)

Stunts

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Daniel W. Barringer ... stunts
Cheryl Wheeler Duncan ... stunts (as Cheryl Wheeler-Dixon)
J.W. 'Corkey' Fornof ... stunt pilot
Art Newkirk ... stunts
Noon Orsatti ... stunts
John Robotham ... stunt coordinator
Michael Russo ... stunt coordinator
Kas Self ... stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Dante Cardone ... gaffer: visual effects unit
Rusty Edmonson ... lamp operator
Brian Hamill ... still photographer
Robert Hoelen ... grip
Jordan Klein Sr. ... underwater camera operator
David Knox ... steadicam operator
John Panuccio ... best boy grip
Tom Prate ... key grip
Lance Shepherd ... electrician
John Skotchdopole ... second assistant camera
Robb Kehoe ... cable puller (uncredited)
Douglas Pellegrino ... assistant camera (uncredited)
Mike Repeta ... video playback operator (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Aslihan Coker ... casting associate
Liz Siegel ... casting assistant (as Lisbeth Siegel)
Tammy L. Smith ... extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Kendall Errair ... costumer
John Glaser ... assistant costume designer
Janice Irwin ... wardrobe production assistant
Patrick Chevillot ... assistant to costume designer (uncredited)
E. Michael Hewett ... north carolina wardrobe assistant: wrap (uncredited)

Location Management

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Christopher Gambale ... location manager
Patricia Hess ... location manager
Kati Johnston ... assistant location manager
Mary Weisgerber Meyer ... location manager: North Carolina
Lyn Pinezich ... location assistant
Glenn R. Schuster ... location scout
Brett Tabin ... location assistant
Bart Wenrich ... assistant location manager
Matt Widman ... location scout
E. Michael Hewett ... location assistant: day player (uncredited)

Music Department

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Emile Charlap ... orchestra contractor
Thomas S. Drescher ... music editor: temp
Janice Hayen ... supervising music copyist (as Janis Hayen)
Todd Kasow ... music editor
Stephen Krause ... scoring mixer
Thomas Pasatieri ... orchestrator
J.A.C. Redford ... conductor
Neil Balm ... musician: trumpet (uncredited)
Vince Caro ... assistant scoring engineer (uncredited)
John Kander ... composer: unused music (uncredited)
John Moses ... musician (uncredited)
Roy B. Yokelson ... music recording engineer (uncredited)

Transportation Department

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Metin Bereketli ... vehicle wrangler assistant
Les Pendleton ... vehicle coordinator

Additional Crew

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Paul F. Bernard ... production assistant
Patricia Birch ... choreographer
David Blumenthal ... title designer
Gil Brady ... production assistant
Steve Burnes ... production assistant
Jay Cannold ... construction accountant
John DeSimone ... office production assistant: re-shoots
Ged Dickersin ... production assistant
Libby Featherston ... production assistant
Steve Head ... production assistant
David Hummel ... production assistant
Andrea Isaacs ... craft service
Alan Jacques ... projectionist
Scott Kordish ... production assistant
Keith Kozar ... stand in/photo double
Robert Lamkin ... caterer
Solomon J. LeFlore ... production financing
Paul Malmont ... production assistant
Dominic Marcus ... adr voice actor
Tim Monich ... dialect coach
David Rich ... race horse coordinator
Oshan Ruiz ... production assistant
Aaron Sadovsky ... production assistant
Jon C. Scheide ... production assistant
Jon Shaw ... set production assistant
Edwin Stalter ... craft service
Rick Washburn ... weapons coordinator
Matthew T. Weiner ... key production assistant
Jeff Wilber ... production assistant
Henry Wolf ... title designer
Nicholas Wolfert ... production assistant
Kim Wozniak ... location accountant: North Carolina
E. Michael Hewett ... assistant craft service: north carolina (uncredited) / production assistant (uncredited)
Robb Kehoe ... production assistant (uncredited)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Based loosely on the organized crime syndicates of the 20's and 30's, Billy Bathgate is the story of a young man's rise from gopher to right hand man in Dutch Schultz' gang. Having been impressed by the youth, Schultz takes him under his wing so to speak. Billy soon finds himself in a world where wealth and fortune live next door to danger and death. Written by Michael Silva

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Taglines A seductive look at a notorious gangster's dazzling and decadent empire about to crumble. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Billy Bathgate - Im Sog der Mafia (Germany)
  • Bilis Batgeitas (Lithuania)
  • Μπίλυ Μπαθγκέητ (Greece)
  • Били Батгейт (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
  • Billy Bathgate: gangsterens lærling (Denmark)
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Runtime
  • 106 min
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Box Office

Budget $48,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $4,051,590, 03 Nov 1991

Did You Know?

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Trivia Then Disney head Jeffrey Katzenberg opted to produce this gangster epic instead of Warren Beatty's Bugsy (1991) as he figured Beatty's film was too expensive at $40 million. This movie ultimately came in at $50 million, and grossed a mere $15 million during its American release. See more »
Goofs When Drew Preston is walking with Billy Bathgate and takes his hand, the close-up shows her hand is on the front. In the next shot, her hand behind his and facing to the rear. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Curly Sue/House Party 2/The Butcher's Wife/The Rolling Stones at the Max/La Belle Noiseuse (1991). See more »
Soundtracks Bye Bye Blackbird See more »
Quotes Drew Preston: I'm not his girl, he's my gangster.
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