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Little Miss Marker

Year:

1980

Duration:

103 min

Genres:

Comedy | Drama | Romance

IMDB rate:

6.2

Director:

Walter Bernstein

Awards:

1 nomination

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1980-03-21

Filming Locations: Santa Rosa, California, USA

Earnings

Gross: $6,321,392 (USA) Related Links

Cast

Actor

Character

Henry Slate

Walter Matthau

Sorrowful Jones

Julie Andrews

Amanda

Tony Curtis

Blackie

Bob Newhart

Regret

Lee Grant

The Judge

Brian Dennehy

Herbie

Kenneth McMillan

Brannigan

Andrew Rubin

Carter

Sara Stimson

The Kid

Joshua Shelley

Benny

Randy Hermann

Clerk

Nedra Volz

Mrs. Clancy

Tom Pedi

Vittorio

Jacquelyn Hyde

Lola

Jessica Rains

Clerk

Jack Mullaney

Ralph Manza

Jack DeLeon

Manager

Don Bexley

Sam

John Finnegan

Clerk

Al Hammer

Morris

Bill Ackridge

Mark Anger

Robert Ball

(as Robert E. Ball)

Louis Basile

Simmy Bow

Leonard Bremen

(as Lennie Bremen)

Jorge Cruz

Colin Gilbert

Wynn Irwin

Joe Knowland

(as Joseph Knowland)

Stanley Lawrence

Maurice Marks

Ed Ness

H.B. Newton

Stanley E. Ritchie

Alan Thomason

Charles A. Vanegas

Sherri Zak

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Trivia

The only ever film & TV credit of actress Sara Stimson who plays the title role. Child actress Stimson was nominated for Best Female Young Artist in a Major Motion Picture Award at the 1981 Family Entertainment Awards but lost to Diane Lane for Touched by Love (1980).

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This movie was released during a cycle of Hollywood movies during the 1980s that sent up gangster films. These pictures included Prizzi's Honor (1985), Wise Guys (1986), Harlem Nights (1989) City Heat (1984), Johnny Dangerously (1984), Little Miss Marker (1980) and Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid (1982).

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"The Kid" character played by Sara Stimson is never given a name in this film and is only ever referred to as 'The Kid'. In the first version of this movie her character name was Marthy "Marky" Jane.

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Goofs

Seventies-era issue of Vogue Patterns prominently displayed on Depression-era newsstand.

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Quotes

Sorrowful Jones: There's a strong possibility lady, I could wake-up tomorrow morning dead.

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