The Star-Crossed Romance of Josephine Cosnowski (a Tale of Gothic Love) (1985)
A comedy written and Narrated by Jean Shepherd. The story involves several different events such as Ralph's first serious romance with his new neighbor, Randy playing a turkey in the school Thanksgiving Day play, The Old Man setting his sights on a yellow buick and the High School basketball rival game of the season.
Director: Fred Barzyk
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Jean Shepherd as Ralph |
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Peter Kowanko as Young Ralph |
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George Coe as Old Man |
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Barbara Bolton as Mom |
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Jay Ine as Randy |
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Robert J. Colonna as John |
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William Lampley as Flick |
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Jeff Yonis as Schwartz |
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Peter Gerety as Archie |
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Ron McLarty as Gertz |
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Will LeBow as Friendly Fred |
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Katherine Kamhi as Josephine |
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Anita Sangiolo as Freida |
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Jean Solbes as Helen |
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Ruth Edinburg as Bernice |
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Jim Quinn as Howie |
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Joan Tolentino as Josephine's Mother |
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Armen Garo as Stosh |
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James T. LaHiff as Alex |
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William B. Lynch as Josephine's Father |
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Frank Toste as Father Casmir |
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Tim McDonough as Cousin Josef |
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Richard Seguin as Uncle Bolus |
| Writing | Jean Shepherd | Writer |
| Directing | Fred Barzyk | Director |
| Production | Olivia Tappan | Producer |
| Directing | Leigh Brown | Assistant Director |
| Editing | Dick Bartlett | Editor |
| Lighting | Bob Lechterman | Lighting Design |
| Art | Linda Skipper | Art Direction |
| Production | Marilyn Greenstein | Coordinating Producer |
| Camera | Peter Hoving | Director of Photography |
| Production | Sue Presson | Associate Producer |
| Production | Fred Barzyk | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Richard Bock | Sound |
| Production | Alan Potter | Production Manager |
| Writing | Jean Shepherd | Novel |
