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Mickey Blue Eyes

Year:

1999

Duration:

102 min

Genres:

Comedy | Crime | Romance

IMDB rate:

5.8

Director:

Kelly Makin

Details

Country: UK

Release Date: 1999-08-20

Filming Locations: Knickerbocker Bar & Grill -33 University Place, Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Earnings

Budget: $40,000,000

Opening Weekend: $10,178,289 (USA) (22 August 1999)

Gross: $33,864,342 (USA) (21 November 1999)

Cast

Actor

Character

Beatrice Winde

Hugh Grant

Michael Felgate

James Caan

Frank Vitale

Jeanne Tripplehorn

Gina Vitale

Burt Young

Vito Graziosi

James Fox

Philip Cromwell

Joe Viterelli

Vinnie D'Agostino

Gerry Becker

FBI Agent Bob Connell

Maddie Corman

Carol the Photographer

Tony Darrow

Angelo

Paul Lazar

Ritchie Vitale

Vincent Pastore

Frank Pellegrino

Sante

Scott Thompson

FBI Agent Lewis

John Ventimiglia

Johnny Graziosi

Margaret Devine

Helen, Michael's Assistant

Mark Margolis

Gene Morgansen

Helen Lloyd Breed

Elderly Auction Bidder Lady

Carmine Parisi

Goon in Freezer

Sybil Lines

Caroline Cromwell

Alexis Brentani

Bridesmaid

Rose Caiola

Bridesmaid

Felicia Scarangello

Bridesmaid

Joseph R. Gannascoli

Jimmy, Gina's Doorman

Rocco Musacchia

Carmine

John Di Benedetto

Harold Green (as John DiBenedetto)

Bruno Gunn

Technician (as Bruno Gioiello)

Richard Topol

FBI Chef in Truck (as Rich Topol)

Frank Senger

Delivery Driver

Lori Tan Chinn

Chinese Restaurant Owner

Marsha Dietlein

Proposed Girl in Restaurant

Steve Mellor

FBI Chef Leader

John DiResta

Traffic Cop

Ephraim Benton

Student

Ed Wheeler

Reporter

Aida Turturro

Italian Waitress

Tony Sirico

First Risolli Man

Lorri Bagley

Antoinette

Brian Davies

Priest

Melissa Marsala

Carla, Johnny's Girlfriend

Joseph Rigano

Tony Risolli (as Joe Rigano)

Michael Kennealy

Jeffrey

Leonardo Sessa

FBI Chef

Andy Redmond

FBI Chef

Chris McGinn

Tourist Woman

David McConeghey

Tourist Man

Stephen Dym

Cromwell Employee

Shelagh Ratner

Art Patron

Tom King

Art Patron

Sara Colton

Nora

Kevin Kean Murphy

Auction Bidder

Tom Cassell

Pianist / singer (uncredited)

New York Joe Catalfumo

Mob Boss (uncredited)

Al Cerullo

Helicopter Pilot (uncredited)

Barbara Christie

Michael's Wedding Guest (uncredited)

Richard D'Alessandro

Patron at chinese restaurant (uncredited)

Bobby DeAngelo

Waiter in italian restaurant (uncredited)

Glenn Kalison

Auction Bidder (uncredited)

Dorinda Katz

Student (uncredited)

Lisa Lang

Student (uncredited)

Peter O'Hara

Patron at Restaurant (uncredited)

Maria Ottavia

Drunk Lady at Wedding (uncredited)

Crystal Rose

Student (uncredited)

Frank Slaten

Paramedic (uncredited)

Nick Stellate

Cop (uncredited)

Ben Wang

Chinese Waiter (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

One of the mobster's names is Tony Two-Toes, which is the name of a mobster in Eraser (1996). The two films share several cast members, including Joe Viterelli, who was Tony in Eraser.

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During filming, James Caan nicknamed Hugh Grant "Whippy" after the Whippet, an English breed of dog that shivers a lot.

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The band in the steak house plays a revised version of the main theme from Federico Fellini's The Road (1954).

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Goofs

In the Chinese restaurant, Gina's fortune cookie plate jumps from being directly in front of her on the table to being in the middle of the table between shots.

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Near the end of the film, during the wedding scene, an FBI agents' earphone is shown on the left side of his head, and in the next shot with him it's shown on the right side of his head.

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The length of the drawstrings on Gina's red cape change during their walk when she agrees to marry Mike.

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Quotes

Gina Vitale: I can't talk about this in the house.

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Michael Felgate: Just a little screw-up. But what the hee? Me got it under contwol. Fuggedaboudid.

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Michael Felgate: Listen, did Gina just come back?

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