Montgomery and Dorris- Fame

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Eddie Barth ... Angelo
Irene Cara ... Coco
Lee Curreri ... Bruno
Laura Dean ... Lisa
Antonia Franceschi ... Hilary
Boyd Gaines ... Michael
Albert Hague ... Shorofsky
Tresa Hughes ... Mrs. Finsecker
Steve Inwood ... François Lafete
Paul McCrane ... Montgomery
Anne Meara ... Mrs. Sherwood
Joanna Merlin ... Miss Berg
Barry Miller ... Ralph
Jim Moody ... Farrell
Gene Anthony Ray ... Leroy
Maureen Teefy ... Doris
Debbie Allen ... Lydia
Richard Belzer ... M.C.
Frank Bongiorno ... Truck Driver
Bill Britten ... Mr. England
Eric Brockington ... Plump Eric
Nicholas Bunin ... Bunsky
Cindy Canuelas ... Cindy
Nora Cotrone ... Dancer
Mbewe Escobar ... Phenicia
Gennadi Filimonov ... Violinist
Victor Fischbarg ... Harvey Finsecker
Penny Frank ... Dance Teacher
Willie Henry Jr. ... Bathroom Student
Steve Hollander ... Drama Student (as Steven Hollander)
Sang Kim ... Oriental Violinist
Darrell Kirkman ... Richard III
Judith L'Heureux ... Nurse
Ted Lambert ... Drama Student
Nancy Lee ... Oriental Student
Sarah Malament ... Dance Accompanist
James Manis ... Bruno's Uncle
Carol Massenburg ... Shirley
Isaac Mizrahi ... Touchstone
Raquel Mondin ... Ralph's Sister
Alba Oms ... Ralph's Mother
Frank Oteri ... Schlepstein
Traci Parnell ... Hawaiian Dancer
Sal Piro ... Rocky Horror M.C.
Lesley Quickley ... Towering Inferno Student
Ray Ramirez ... Father Morales
Loris Sallahian ... Drama Student
Ilse Sass ... Mrs. Tossoff
Dawn Steinberg ... Monitor on Stairs
Jonathan Strasser ... Orchestra Conductor
Yvette Torres ... Ralph's Little Sister
F.X. Vitolo ... Frankie (as Frank X. Vitolo)
Stefanie Zimmerman ... Dancer Teacher
Tracy Burnett ... Dancer
Greg De Jean ... Dancer (as Greg DeJean)
Laura Delano ... Dancer
Michael DeLorenzo ... Dancer
Aaron Dugger ... Dancer
Neisha Folkes-LeMelle ...Dancer (as Neisha Folkes)
Karen Ford ... Dancer
Robin Gray ... Dancer
Hazel Green ... Dancer
Eva Grubler ... Dancer
Patrick King ... Dancer
Cynthia Lochard ... Dancer
Julian Montenaire ... Dancer
Holly Reeve ... Dancer
Kate Snyder ... Dancer
Meg Tilly ... Dancer
Louis Venosta ... Dancer
Philip Wright ... Dancer
Ranko Yokoyana ... Dancer
Adam Abeshouse ... Musician
Yvette D. Carrington ... Musician
Fima Ephron ... Musician
Anthony Evans ... Musician
Crystal Garner ... Musician
Lisa Herman ... Musician
Thais Hockaday ... Musician
Karen Hoppe ... Musician
Frankie Laino ... Musician
April Lang ... Musician
Richard Latimer ... Musician
Lisa Lowell ... Musician
Ann Marie McDermott ... Musician
Kerry McDermott ... Musician
Maureen McDermott ... Musician
Josh Melville ... Musician
Peter Rafelson ... Musician
Ann Roboff ... Musician (as Anne Roboff)
Boris Slutsky ... Musician
Alan Vetter ... Musician
Evan Weinstein ... Musician
Produced by:
David De Silva .... producer
Alan Marshall .... producer
Original Music by Michael Gore

[@laminage]

I think that part of the reason why Montgomery & Doris were such great friends was because they felt like outsiders. Doris because she wasn't cool or hip like Coco was and to be Gay in the 1980's was still a taboo. How far we've come in terms of acceptance.

[@crosisofborg5524]

According to libtards we haven’t improved at all.

[@SY-ok2dq]

He's also a frizzy haired carrot top! Wig? He does look like a natural ginger but he later went bald so you couldn't tell. He was on E.R.? Or some other medical drama series as a regular. Ironically none of the actors achieved any fame really, other than Irene Cara who had 2 big hit songs from this film and Flashdance. Although Ray and Curreri were main cast members of the T.V. series, which I remember watching as a kid. This actor and Miller had steady careers, appearing in various things but weren't famous. Miller had a lot of theater success though.

[@SY-ok2dq]

Kind of reminds me of Ron Howard here. Howard is a ginger as is his wife and his daughter, Bryce Dallas Howard.

[@waynezimmerman1950]

I love that final line from Doris: I must use this feeling and use it in my acting. I've gotten a lot of mileage out of it over the years; for many annoying people and creative ventures that didn't quite work out. 😉

[@alysiamerdavid-wasser9165]

It's permanently etched into my mind as well, but for a different reason. It reminds me of h.s. drama class & i think it's use here is to show us how much she's grown by the end of the film. She's no longer using "techniques", she's more mature. She doesn't buckle to the whims of her emotions. She doesn't react nor act. She just blossoms & becomes. i really loved her by the end of the film. ✌💗💞

[@MarcosLopez-yz2wr]

LMFAO, no Shit. Use it at my Job, sheez

[@deontemerritt91]

I love Maureen Teefy we was born on the same birthday October 26 she is a good actress I love that song ''Girl For All Season'' from my mom favorite childhood movie Grease 2 when she plays as Sharon Copper one of The Pink Ladies along with Michelle Pheiffer 😘🎊🎉🎂.

[@alysiamerdavid-wasser9165]

i never thought she was a very good actress until i commented above. That comment made me realize how much pity i felt for Doris in the beginning of the film & how much i adored her by the end! She didn't *FILM THE MOVIE* for *FOUR YEARS* ,😮 so, she's actually quite solid! 😍 *Happy Belated BirthDay!!* 🎊🎋💗 i 💘 ♏ !! 💞

[@deontemerritt91]

@Alysia Mer David-Wasser yeah she is so cool I love her I google the name Maureen Teefy her date of birth is October 26, 1953.

[@theoneilovemost]

"Yeah, I know there's nothing wrong with me that's what's wrong with me."

[@joel8583]

Very interesting, yes.

[@Jordysegs89]

From her audition to here, she’s amazing

[@craiggeddis2102]

Oh, I did so.

[@parkercadie1]

I’m about as flamboyant as a bagel. Classic line.