El caliente otoño del 86 (1986)
Danny, Spikes y Silk acaba de graduarse en un instituto de Nueva York. Danny encuentra una propiedad enorme en un pequeño pueblo, y tiene el sueño de convertirlo en un hotel de Rock & Roll. Pero la gente del pueblo no tiene en gran estima a los neoyorquinos. Con un poco de ayuda de un veterano corredor de bolsa, una joven del pueblo y sus "accionistas" (amigos de Nueva York), intenarán ayudar a Danny a cumplir su sueño
Dirección: Harvey Weinstein, Bob Weinstein.
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Daniel Jordano as Danny |
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Matthew Penn as Spikes |
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Leon W. Grant as Silk |
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Mary B. Ward as Chloe |
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Marisa Tomei as Tracy |
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Jimmy Baio as Steinberg |
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Harold Gould as Rockerfeller |
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Raymond J. Barry as Mr. Hatcher - Chloe's Father |
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Kim Hauser as Marie |
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Robert Milli as Cromwell |
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John Randolph Jones as Sheriff Billy Sullivan |
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Jery Hewitt as Backhoe Driver |
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Bruce Kluger as Gene Epstein |
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Anthony Marciona as Ronnie Long |
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J.D. Rosenbaum as Davey Beck |
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Glen Robert Robillard as Joel |
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Frank Scasso as Van Go-Go |
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Lisa Schultz as Jill |
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Douglas Warhit as Larry Diamond (as Doug Warhit) |
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Anthony Arcure as Diner Customer |
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John Bennes as Employment Counselor |
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Hildy Brooks as Danny's Mom |
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Timothy Carhart as Emmett |
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David Lipman as Bank Buddy |
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William Newman as Joshua |
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Tom McDermott as Paint Store Salesman |
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Max Olivas as Head Flyer |
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Pete Antico as Flyer |
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Brad Orrison as Flyer |
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Michael P. May as Flyer (as Michael May) |
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Chuck Picerni Jr. as Flyer (as Charles Picerni Jr.) |
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Joel Blake as Executive #1 |
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Donald Sharton as Executive #2 |
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Robert Berger as Executive #3 |
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David Lile as Executive #4 |
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Jack Banning as Executive #5 |
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Ronnie Barron as Executive #6 |
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Sel Vitella as Executive #7 |
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Jerry McGee as Executive #8 |
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Steve Hurwitz as Executive #9 |
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Bonnie Jean Brown as Dancer - Spikes' Fantasy |
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Lenore Pemberton as Dancer - Spikes' Fantasy |
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Anita Ehrler as Dancer - Silk's Fantasy |
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Edyie Fleming as Dancer - Silk's Fantasy |
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Monique Mannen as Dancer - Silk's Fantasy |
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Liz McLellan as Dancer - Spike's Fantasy |
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Jeff Pope as Drummer - Silk's Band |
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Joe Burns as Deputy (as Joseph R. Burns) |
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Peter Carew as Phone Caller |
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Sheila M. Coonan as Edna (as Sheila Coonan) |
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John Corcoran as Sam the Luncheonette Owner |
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Agnes Cummings as Supermarket Checker |
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Clement Fowler as Banker Williams |
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Kevin Hagan as Chief Deputy |
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Hal Holden as Irate Bank Customer |
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Philip Kraus as Art Lewis |
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Court Miller as Claiborne |
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Katherine Elizabeth Neuman as Danny's First Girlfriend |
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Larry Swansen as Steinberg's Priest |
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Willy Switkes as Mint Buyer, 'No Change' |
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Raymond Thorne as Perkins - Spitter |
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Vickie Weinstein as Secretary |
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Kelly Wolf as Valedictorian |
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Louise Woolf as Luncheonette Waitress |
| Directing | Harvey Weinstein | Director |
| Directing | Bob Weinstein | Director |
| Writing | Bob Weinstein | Writer |
| Writing | Harvey Weinstein | Writer |
| Sound | Daniel Bechet | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | George Acogny | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Ira Halberstadt | Associate Producer |
| Production | Harvey Weinstein | Producer |
| Production | Bob Weinstein | Producer |
| Production | Alan Brewer | Producer |
| Production | Julia Palau | Executive Producer |
| Production | Michael Ryan | Executive Producer |
| Production | Patrick Wachsberger | Executive Producer |
| Camera | Eric Van Haren Noman | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Gary Karr | Editor |
| Editing | Sharyn L. Ross | Editor |
| Production | Joy Todd | Casting |
| Art | Waldemar Kalinowski | Production Design |
| Art | Steven R. Miller | Art Direction |
| Art | Florence Fellman | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Aude Bronson-Howard | Costume Design |
| Writing | Jeremy Leven | Writer |
