Winchell (1998)
Mit spitzer Feder und spitzer Zunge steigt Walter Winchell in den 50er-Jahren zum bekanntesten Klatschreporter und Radiomoderator der USA auf. Schonungslos zerrt er das Privatleben von Prominenten an die Öffentlichkeit. Bald holen seine Feinde zum Gegenschlag aus, denn auch Winchells Leben ist reichlich schillernd. Besonders die Freundschaft mit der Hure Dallas bringt ihn in Schwierigkeiten. - Starkes Porträt des legendären amerikanischen Skandaljournalisten Walter Winchell. Golden Globe für Stanley Tucci.
Der Regisseur: Paul Mazursky
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Stanley Tucci as Walter Winchell |
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Glenne Headly as Dallas Wayne |
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Paul Giamatti as Herman Klurfeld |
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Christopher Plummer as Franklin D. Roosevelt |
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Xander Berkeley as Gavreau |
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Kevin Tighe as William Randolph Hearst |
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Frank Medrano as Melvin Diamond |
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Vic Polizos as Sam Hague |
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John F. O'Donohue as Harry the Doorman |
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Michael Greene as Bellamy |
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Rod McCary as Emcee |
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Victoria Gabrielle Platt as Josephine Baker |
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Megan Mullally as June Winchell |
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Paul Mazursky as Winchell's Father |
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Francis X. McCarthy as Winchell's Attorney |
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Sven-Ole Thorsen as German Man |
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Mary Portser as Janet Winchell |
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Paul Jenkins as Lawrence Newman |
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Jason Huber as Ed Sullivan |
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Paula Cale as Mrs. Klurfeld |
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Don Fischer as Reporter #1 |
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Kris Kamm as Reporter #2 |
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Sean Michael Allen as Mirror Reporter (as Sean Barnes) |
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Joe Bays as Post Reporter #1 |
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Joe Basile as Post Reporter #2 |
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Michael Monks as Miami Reporter #1 |
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Rick Scarry as Miami Reporter #2 |
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Phillip Connery as Miami Reporter #3 |
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David St. James as Miami Reporter #4 |
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Robert Verlaque as Stork Club Reporter |
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Jon Menick as Precinct Reporter #2 |
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Mason Lucero as Walter Jr. - Age 4 |
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Ricky Davila as Walter Jr. - Age 10 |
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Matt Bellner as Walter Jr. - Age 20 |
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Sean Stavropoulos as Walter Winchell - Age 8 |
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Raffi Di Blasio as Walter Winchell - Age 20 |
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Danielle Beckstrom as Walda - Age 6 |
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Kayley Gable as Walda - Age 12 |
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Emily Saunders as Walda |
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Gary Donovan as Josephine Baker's Manager |
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Pat Asanti as Vaudeville Magician |
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Michael Laskin as Radio Executive #1 |
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Lamont Johnson as Radio Executive #2 |
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Sean Lawlor as Miami Sergeant |
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Richard Livingston as Musician |
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Jack Lotz as Bartender |
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Ray Lykins as Newman's Driver |
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Raf Mauro as Backstage Manager |
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Stuart Nisbet as Senator #1 |
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J. Patrick McCormack as Senator #2 |
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Clive Rosengren as Senator #3 |
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Jack Shearer as Politician |
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Katherine Ann McGregor as Madam |
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Anthony Russell as Fitter |
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Enrique Peralta as Barber |
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Marshall Gitter as News Seller |
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Phillip Geoffrey Hough as Copy Boy |
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Joel Rooks as Stork Club Captain #1 |
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Oliver Muirhead as Stork Club Captain #2 |
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Stacey Brooks as Stork Club Patron #1 |
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Tiffany Salerno as Stork Club Patron #2 |
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Dennis Tracy as Stork Club Patron #3 (as Dennis A. Tracy) |
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Michael Chieffo as Photographer at Stork Club |
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Blayne Weaver as Country Club Worker |
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Palmer Davis as Showgirl |
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Peggy Miley as Candy Store Woman |
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James Wellington as First Doorman |
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Blake Rose as The Fighter |
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Carrie Stroud as Schwing Sister #1 |
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Aria Rosenberg as Schwing Sister #2 |
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Marissa Leigh as Schwing Sister #3 (as Marissa Leigh Baumgartner) |
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Tiffany Burton as Schwing Sister #4 |
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Jonathan Aaron as Rabbi |
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Nina Savelle as Woman in Hotel Room |
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Tony Schubert as Cab Driver |
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Kate Brian as Girl with Walter |
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Carolyn Smith Bryant as Beautiful Woman |
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Joseph Benti as Announcer |
| Directing | Paul Mazursky | Director |
| Writing | Scott Abbott | Writer |
| Writing | Herman Klurfeld | Novel |
| Sound | Bill Conti | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Robbie Greenberg | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Stuart H. Pappé | Editor |
| Art | Marcia Hinds | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Hope Hanafin | Costume Design |
| Production | Stan Wlodkowski | Producer |
