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A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints

Year:
Duration:
100 min
Genres:
Crime | Drama
IMDB rate:
7.1
Director:
Dito Montiel
Awards:
8 wins & 8 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2006-10-13
Filming Locations: Astoria, Queens, New York City, New York, USA
Earnings
Opening Weekend: $94,784 (USA) (1 October 2006)
Gross: $516,139 (USA) (19 November 2006)
Cast
Actor
Character
Robert Downey Jr.
Robert Downey Jr.
A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints
Dianne Wiest
Flori
Shia LaBeouf
Young Dito
Melonie Diaz
Young Laurie
Laila Liliana Garro
Diane
Eleonore Hendricks
Jenny
Adam Scarimbolo
Guiseppe
Peter Anthony Tambakis
Young Nerf
Channing Tatum
Young Antonio
Anthony Tirado
Street Corner Puerto Rican
Erick Rosado
Puerto Rican Van Driver
Steve Payne
Beach Chair Guy
Chazz Palminteri
Monty
Tibor Feldman
Teacher
Martin Compston
Mike O'Shea
Marc Castle
Drunken Man in Subway
Steven Randazzo
Token Clerk
George DiCenzo
Uncle George
Olga Merediz
Aunt Mary
Teresa Kelsey
Newscaster
Sammy Rhee
Korean Shop Owner
Jermel Wilson
Yup Yup
Michael Rivera
Reaper
David Castro
Reaper's Little Brother
Federico Castelluccio
Antonio's Father
Anthony DeSando
Frank the Dog Walker
Scott Michael Campbell
Nerf
Rosario Dawson
Laurie
Kyle Benitez
Laurie's Son
Iraida Polanco
Old Woman
Gilbert Cruz
Queensbridge Bodega Man
Eric Roberts
Antonio
Chance Kelly
Prison Guard
Angela Frye
Woman in Subway Station
Yetta Gottesman
Prison Visitor
Al Marz
Street Corner Puerto Rican
Chris Nuñez
Gang Member
Jeff Skowron
Bookstore Clerk
E. Austin Valentine
Very young Dito
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Trivia
When Dito (Shia LaBeouf) and Mike (Martin Compston) are talking about what music they should play, Mike says that they should sound like Black Flag or Major Conflict. Major Conflict is a NY hardcore band in which the director of the movie actually played when he was young.
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Final film of George DiCenzo.
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In the scene where Monty (Chazz Palminteri) has a stroke, Antonio (Channing Tatum) throws a table through the glass window of a door. This was improvised by Channing Tatum, who got so wrapped up in the scene he nearly lost control. The rest of the cast stayed in character and finished the scene, and the director liked it so much he kept it as the final version.
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Goofs
In the 1980s scenes on the subway, scanning the rooftops, you can see many cellphone towers.
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In one shot of the subway, American flags are visible next to the subway windows. These were added after the attacks of 9/11, years after the movie takes place.
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In the Alley scene where Mike gets shot, a cameraman's shadow is briefly visible on the guy with a white shirt on.
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Quotes
Dito: In the end - just like I said - I left everything, and everyone. But no one, no one has ever left me.
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Young Dito: My name is Dito... and I'm gonna leave everybody in this film.
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Frank: Listen to Dito. He knows when it's time to go.
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Photos from cast
Robert Downey Jr.
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