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BEAUTIFUL GIRLS (1996) - R

Country:	United States
Genre:	Drama

Credits

Director:	Ted Demme
Producer:	Cary Woods
Exec Producer:	Cathy Konrad Bob Weinstein Harvey Weinstein
Co-Producer:	Alan C. Blomquist
Assoc. Producer:	Scott Rosenberg Joel Stillerman
Writer: Screenplay:	Scott Rosenberg
Cast:	Herbie Ade Frank Anello David Arquette Anne Bobby Richard Bright Earl R. Burt Matthew Nathan Castens Camille D'Ambrose Matt Dillon Gregory Dulli Noah Emmerich Anne W. Erickson Tom Gibis Annabeth Gish Ben Gooding Lauren Holly Timothy Hutton Edward Kaspszak Sarah Katz Joyce Lacey Adam LeFevre Allison Levine John Carroll Lynch Rosie O'Donnell Ollie Osterberg Max Perlich Martha Plimpton Natalie Portman Nicole Ranallo Michael Rapaport Sam Robards Sterling Robson Martin Rubin John Scurti Mira Sorvino Trent Nicholas Thompson Uma Thurman Pruitt Taylor Vince
Casting Director:	Margery Simkin
Production Manager:	Richard J. Gelfand
Editor:	Jeffrey Wolf
Production Design:	Dan (II) Davis
Dir of Photography:	Adam (I) Kimmel
Costume Designer:	Lucy W. Corrigan

Synopsis: A slightly hip NYC nightclub pianist returns to his class reunion in a working-class Massachusetts neighborhood to find that his classmates have languished in no-horizons lives, devoid of dreams and saddled with only humdrum jobs and marriages. The only face that interests him is that of a 13-year old tease who sparks some unfulfilled sexual chords in the ivory tingler. A la Humbert and Lolita, the two contemplate a union when she becomes of age.

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