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Rupert Pupkin

Robert De Niro

Jerry Langford

Jerry Lewis

Rita Keane

Diahnne Abbott

Masha

Sandra Bernhard

Himself

Ed Herlihy

Band Leader

Lou Brown

Stage Door Fan

Loretta Tupper

Stage Door Fan

Peter Potulski

Stage Door Fan

Vinnie Gonzales

Stage Door Guard

Whitey Ryan

Chauffeur

Doc Lawless

Young Girl

Marta Heflin

Autograph Seeker

Katherine Wallach

Autograph Seeker

Charles Kaleina

Caricaturist

Richard Baratz

Rupert's Mom (voice)

Catherine Scorsese

Dolores

Cathy Scorsese

Man in Chinese Restaurant

Chuck Low

Herself

Liza Minnelli

Roberta Posner

Leslie Levinson

Man at Telephone

Alan Potashnick

Man at Telephone

Michael Kolba

Man at Telephone

Robert Colston

Man at Telephone

Ramon Rodriguez

Man at Telephone

Chuck Coop

Man at Telephone

Sel Vitella

Receptionist

Margo Winkler

Mr. Gangemi

Tony Boschetti

Cathy Long

Shelley Hack

Street Scum

Mick Jones

Street Scum

Joe Strummer

Street Scum

Paul Simonon

Street Scum

Kosmo Vinyl

Street Scum

Ellen Foley

Street Scum

Pearl Harbour

Street Scum

Gaby Salter

Street Scum

Jerry Baxter-Worman

Street Scum

Don Letts

Cabbie

Matt Russo

Woman in Telephone Booth

Thelma Lee

Herself

Joyce Brothers

Mystery Guest

George Kapp

Himself

Victor Borge

Raymond Wirtz

Ralph Monaco

Security Guard

Rob-Jamere Wess

Jonno

Kim Chan

Cook

Audrey Dummett

Audrey

June Prud'Homme

Bert Thomas

Frederick de Cordova

Wilson Crockett

Edgar J. Scherick

Gerrity

Thomas M. Tolan

Giardello

Ray Dittrich

Captain Burke

Richard Dioguardi

Langford's Lawyer

Jay Julien

Langford's Agent

Harry J. Ufland

Crockett's Secretary

Scotty Bloch

Ticket Taker

Jim Lyness

McCabe

Bill Minkin

McCabe's Wife

Diane Rachell

Plainclothesman

Dennis Mulligan

Plainclothesman

Tony Devon

Plainclothesman

Peter Fain

Plainclothesman

Michael F. Stodden

Plainclothesman

Gerard Murphy

Stage Manager

Jimmy Raitt

TV Director

Martin Scorsese

Himself

Tony Randall

First Man at Bar

Charles Scorsese

Second Man at Bar

Mardik Martin

Newsman (voice)

William Jorgensen

Newsman (voice)

Marvin Scott

Newsman (voice)

Chuck Stevens

Newsman (voice)

William Littauer

Announcer (voice)

Jeff David

Producer

Arnon Milchan

Production Design

Boris Leven

Director

Martin Scorsese

Production Manager

Robert F. Colesberry

Associate Producer

Robert F. Colesberry

Executive Producer

Robert Greenhut

Director of Photography

Fred Schuler

Writer

Paul D. Zimmerman

Editor

Thelma Schoonmaker

Production Supervisor

Thelma Schoonmaker

Casting

Cis Corman

Post Production Supervisor

Barbara De Fina

Location Coordinator

Amy Sayres

Costume Design

Richard Bruno

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Dick Vorisek

Scenic Artist

Edward Garzero

Makeup Artist

Philip Goldblat

Supervising Sound Editor

Frank E. Warner

Set Decoration

George DeTitta Sr.

Art Direction

Edward Pisoni

Art Direction

Lawrence Miller

First Assistant Editor

Richard Candib

Original Music Composer

Robbie Robertson

Music Producer

Robbie Robertson

Steadicam Operator

Ted Churchill

Set Decoration

Daniel Robert

Still Photographer

Lorey Sebastian

Extras Casting

Sylvia Fay

Second Assistant Director

Lewis Gould

Steadicam Operator

Garrett Brown

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Tom Fleischman

Hair Designer

Lyndell Quiyou

Script Supervisor

Roberta Hodes

Gaffer

William Ward

Camera Operator

Dick Mingalone

Assistant Costume Designer

Mary Ellen Winston

Carpenter

Carlos Quiles

Sound Mixer

Les Lazarowitz

Property Master

Jimmy Raitt

Title Designer

Dan Perri

Transportation Captain

Harold 'Whitey' McEvoy

Costume Supervisor

William Loger

Boom Operator

Vito L. Ilardi

Negative Cutter

Donah Bassett

First Assistant Director

Scott Maitland

Key Grip

Norman Buck

Best Boy Electric

James Fitzpatrick

Color Timer

Robert Raring

First Assistant Camera

Sandy Brooke

Second Assistant Camera

Ricki-Ellen Brooke

Construction Grip

Joe Williams Sr.

Ian Beale

**De Niro as yet another deluded psycho** De Niro is Rupert Pitkin, a comedian who seeks to be as famous as his hero, Jerry Lewis. Pupkin could be Travis Bickle's equally disturbed brother - both of them living in New York and both of them losing their minds in unison. After much rejection, the crazed Pupkin decides to kidnap his hero and hold him for ransom until a studio gives him a big break. Jerry Lewis is impressive as the total bastard that Pupkin so admires. A disturbing movie that is more relevant nowadays than ever since the advent of the Big Brother tv show which places national attention on people with no talent. - Ian Beale