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Night Shift

Year:

1982

Duration:

106 min

Genres:

Comedy

IMDB rate:

6.5

Director:

Ron Howard

Awards:

Nominated for Golden Globe. Another 1 win

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1982-07-30

Filming Locations: New York City, New York, USA

Earnings

Gross: $23,600,000 (USA) Production Dates November 1981 - February 1982 Filming Dates 26 December 1981 Related Links

Cast

Actor

Character

Michael Keaton

Night Shift

K.C. Winkler

Henry Winkler

Chuck Lumley

Shelley Long

Belinda Keaton

Gina Hecht

Charlotte Koogle

Pat Corley

Edward Koogle

Bobby Di Cicco

Leonard (as Bobby DiCicco)

Nita Talbot

Vivian

Basil Hoffman

Drollhauser

Tim Rossovich

Luke

Clint Howard

Jefferey

Joe Spinell

Manetti

Cheryl Carter

Tanya

Becky Gonzalez

Lupe

Corki Corman

Sylvia

Jaid Barrymore

Joyce (as Ildiko Jaid)

Ava Lazar

Sharon

Robbin Young

Nancy

Ola Ray

Dawn

Cassandra Gava

J.J.

Mimi Lieber

Linda

Ashley Cox

Jenny Lynn

Elizabeth Carder

Dolores

Dawn Dunlap

Maxine

Jeanne Mori

Marsha

Catherine Gilmour

Kim

Monique Gabrielle

Tessie

Jim Staahl

Red

Barbara Ann Grimes

Mrs. Koogle

Richard Belzer

Pig

Badja Djola

Cleon

Marc Flanagan

Steve

Beau Billingslea

Donny

Kevin Rodney Sullivan

Tyrone (as Kevin R. Sullivan)

Grand L. Bush

Mustafa (as Grand Bush)

Julius LeFlore

Franklin

Floyd Levine

Sal Carboni

Reid Cruickshanks

Sgt. Averbach

Charles Fleischer

Prisoner

Tom Mahoney

Judge

Vincent Schiavelli

Carl

Jack Perkins

Tuttle

James Ritz

Morgue Worker (as Jim Ritz)

John Boyle

Leopard Boy

Brett Baxter Clark

Paradise Doorman (as Brett Clark)

Paul S. Kaufman

Paradise Patron (as Paul Kaufman)

Joy Michael Vogelbacher

Jacuzzi Girl

Hugo Napier

Blind Man

Tom Candela

Sailor #1

Edward G. Betlow

Sailor #2

Horace Long

Turkey Man

Angelo Vignari

Barber

Kevin Costner

Frat Boy #1

Rick Starr

Frat Boy #2

Russell Forte

Frat Boy #3

Jim Greenleaf

Frat Boy #4

Jason FitzGerald

Frat Boy #5 (as Jason Fitz-Gerald)

Jeremy Lawrence

Frat Boy #6

Shannen Doherty

Bluebird

Tiana Baron

Hooker ' Our Ladies Of The Night ' (uncredited)

Noreen Bordonaro

(uncredited)

John Milton Branton

Bum (uncredited)

Larry Gamell Jr.

Man in Pool (uncredited)

Cheryl Howard

Girl Kissing Boyfriend in Front of Apartment (uncredited)

Ron Howard

Annoying Sax Player / Boy Making out with Girlfriend in Front of Chuck's Apartment (uncredited)

William Magerman

Man in Barber Shop (uncredited)

Michael Pataki

Man Who Moons Courtroom (uncredited)

Susan Wool-Rush

Student (uncredited)

Darcel Wynne

Nightclub Dancer (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The annoying saxophone player on the subway is director Ron Howard.

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Shelley Long played a character called Belinda Keaton who had the same last name as fellow actor Michael Keaton.

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The spreadsheet program that Chuck is using on the computer is VisiCalc, the original "killer app" responsible for the personal computer boom.

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Goofs

Bill says "this is my stop" and gets off the subway, while Chuck stays on. But the sign next to him says the train is the Times Square - Grand Central shuttle, which makes no intermediate stops.

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In the beginning of the movie, the pimp's arms are tied to the chair along with his body. As the body begins to fall, his arms are tied. As he progresses in the fall, his arms are up in the air (untied). When the pimp and the chair crash through the basketball hoop, his arms are tied to the chair again.

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When Charlotte visits Chuck in jail, the positions of Chuck's hands on the bars of the cell change completely between shots.

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Quotes

Bill Blazejowski: [picking up photo from desk] Hey Chuck? Who is this? Your wife?

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Chuck: I used to be an investment counselor.

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Belinda Keaton: Bill, Bill, are you all right? Did you break anything, Bill?

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