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Married to the Mob

Year:

1988

Duration:

104 min | Germany:92 min

Genres:

Comedy | Crime | Romance

IMDB rate:

6.1

Director:

Jonathan Demme

Awards:

Nominated for Oscar. Another 6 wins & 4 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1988-08-19

Filming Locations: Bay Shore, Long Island, New York, USA

Earnings

Budget: $10,000,000

Gross: $21,486,757 (USA) Filming Dates 5 October 1987 Copyright Holder 1988 Orion Pictures Corporation Related Links

Cast

Actor

Character

Chris Isaak

Oliver Platt

Dean Stockwell

Married to the Mob

Paul Lazar

Tommy Boyle

Alec Baldwin

'Cucumber' Frank de Marco

Captain Haggerty

'The Fat Man'

Marlene Willoughby

Mrs. 'Fat Man'

Frank Aquilino

Conductor

Charles Napier

Angela's Hairdresser

Michelle Pfeiffer

Angela de Marco

Joan Cusack

Rose

Ellen Foley

Theresa

O-Lan Jones

Phyllis

Mercedes Ruehl

Connie Russo

Jason Allen

Tony Russo, Jr

Diane Puccerella

Three-Card Monte Victim

Suzanne Puccerella

Three-Card Monte Victim

Anthony J. Nici

Joey de Marco

Tara Duckworth

Tara

Max the Dog

'Lucky' de Marco

Matthew Modine

Mike Downey

Frank Ferrara

Vinnie 'The Slug'

Frank Gio

Nick 'The Snake'

Gary Howard Klar

Al 'The Worm' (as Gary Klar)

Gary Goetzman

The Guy at the Piano

Carlos Giovanni

Carlo Whispers

Nancy Travis

Karen Lutnick

Warren Miller

Johnny 'King's Roost' King

Steve Vignari

'Stevarino'

James Reno

'Butch' (as James Reno Pelliccio)

Daniel Dassin

Maitre D'

Trey Wilson

Regional Director Franklin

Colin Quinn

Homicide Detective

David Johansen

'The Priest'

Maria Karnilova

Frank's Mom

Dodie Demme

Pigs Knuckles Shopper

Gene Borkan

Goodwill Executive

Wilma Dore

Uptown Saleslady

True Image

A Cappella Singers

Mr. Spoons

Mr. Spoons (as Joseph L. 'Mr. Spoons' Jones)

Tracey Walter

Mr. Chicken Lickin'

Lezli Jae

Chicken Lickin' Server

Alison Gordy

Chicken Lickin' Feminist

'Sister' Carol East

Rita 'Hello Gorgeous' Harcourt

Pe De Boi

Samba Band

Buzz Kilman

Ruthless Sniper

Kenneth Utt

Sourpuss F.B.I. Man

Tony Fitzpatrick

Sourpuss Immigration Man

Al Lewis

Uncle Joe Russo

Tim O'Connell

Abused Ticket Agent

Dee Dee Friedman

Bikini-Clad FBI Agent

D. Stanton Miranda

The Gal at the Piano

Luis García

Honeymoon Suite Bellboy (as Luis Garcia)

Janet Howard

Abused Stewardess

Ralph Corsel

Jimmy 'Fisheggs' Roe

William Carter

'The Ambassador' (as Bill Carter)

Obba Babatundé

The Face of Justice (as Obba Babatunde)

George 'Red' Schwartz

Shotgun Marshal

Ellie Cornell

The Pushy Reporter

Roy Blount Jr.

The Humane Reporter

Todd Solondz

The Zany Reporter

Roma Maffia

Angie's First Customer!

Joe Spinell

Leonard 'Tiptoes' Mazzilli

Patrick Phipps

Goodwill Hunk

Carlos Anthony Ocasio

Joey's New Pal

Blondell Cooper

Woman (uncredited)

Jonathan Demme

Man getting off elevator (uncredited) (unconfirmed)

Arthur Pierce

Officer Harris (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

In the beginning of the movie when the train comes into the station and the commuters get on to go to New York City, the train they get on is actually going in the opposite direction, towards the beach.

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There were so many scenes that didn't make it into the movie that Jonathan Demme decided to place them at the end during the credits to sort of retell the story.

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According to the commentary track of their compilation video Direct from Brooklyn (1999), the video for "Put Your Hand Inside the Puppet Head" by alternative rock band They Might Be Giants was filmed using this film's tails and unused film.

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Goofs

Camera and crewmember are reflected in the window when Agents Downey and Benitez are following Angela.

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The size of the flower bouquet.

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After Angela has her haircut, she has a shirt/dress with brown spots, but seconds later, after crossing the road and going up to the corridor outside her apartment, she has a plain brown dress and a yellow zip top.

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Quotes

Connie Russo: Whose husband are you dog face?

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Mike Downey: You know, Angela, I've been thinking.

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Tony 'The Tiger' Russo: Pushy Reporter: Tony, are you afraid?

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