Mad Dog and Glory 1993 - Mad Dog and Glory Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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MAD DOG AND GLORY (1993) - R

Country:	United States
Genre:	Comedy, Crime, Drama

Credits

Director:	John McNaughton
Producer:	Barbara De Fina Martin Scorsese
Exec Producer:	Richard Price
Co-Producer:	Steven A. Jones
Writer: Screenplay:	Richard Price
Cast:	Derek Anunciation Kathy Baker Richard Belzer Anthony Cannata David Caruso Clem Caserta Gilbert Cruz Robert De Niro Louis Eppolito Anthony Fitzpatrick David Forsyth Seth Gilliam George Gonneau Doug Hara Kevin Hurley Bruce Jarchow J.J. Johnston Paula Killen William King Shelley Love Lethathaetham Pamela Lewis Evan Lionel Dominic Marcus Rosalinde Milan Bill Murray Chuck Parello John Polce Richard Price Bob Rice Craig Sechler Eddie Bo Smith Jr. Dick Sollenberger Fred Squillo Mike Starr Rose Stockton Uma Thurman Tom Towles Guy Van Swearingen Jack Wallace Chandra Wilson Eric Young
Casting Director:	Todd M. Thaler
Production Manager:	Deborah Lee
Editor:	Elena Maganini Craig McKay
Production Design:	David (II) Chapman
Dir of Photography:	Robby Müller
Composer:	Elmer Bernstein
Costume Designer:	Rita Ryack

Trailer:

Synopsis: A handsome mobster with a subversive sense of humor indulges his hobby for comedy at a nightspot that he owns. One night his life is saved when he walks into a convenience store amid a robbery. His savior is an unlikely hero, a middle-aged loner whose job is to photograph crime scenes, and a man who seemingly has given up in life. Thankful, the mob man attempts to spruce about the shutterbug’s existence, providing him with a beautiful woman. Incredibly, the forlorn photographer and the lady of the evening fall in love and attempt to resurrect their downtrodden lives: He tries to overcome his loneliness while she struggles to be free of her profession.

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