Next Stop, Greenwich Village
(1976)

1953 Was a Good Year for Leaving Home

Released: 1976-02-04

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An aspiring Jewish actor moves out of his parents' Brooklyn apartment to seek his fortune in the bohemian life of Greenwich Village in 1953.

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Lenny Baker

as Larry Lapinsky

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Shelley Winters

as Faye Lapinsky

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Ellen Greene

as Sarah Roth

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Lois Smith

as Anita Cunningham

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Christopher Walken

as Robert Fulmer

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Dori Brenner

as Connie

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Antonio Fargas

as Bernstein Chandler

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Lou Jacobi

as Herb

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Mike Kellin

as Ben Lapinsky

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Michael Egan

as Acting Teacher

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Rashel Novikoff

as Mrs. Tupperman

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John C. Becher

as Casting Director

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Jeff Goldblum

as Clyde Baxter

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Joe Spinell

as Cop

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Denise Galik

as Ellen

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Rochelle Oliver

as Doctor Marsha

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Sol Frieder

as Mr. Elkins

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Helen Hanft

as Herb's Wife

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John Ford Noonan

as Barney

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Carole Monferdini

as Southern Girl

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Jonathan Sanger

Second Assistant Director

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Nancy Hopton

Script Supervisor

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Anthony Ray

Producer

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Terence A. Donnelly

Assistant Director

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Terence A. Donnelly

Unit Production Manager

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Anthony Ray

Production Manager

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Max Soloman

Wardrobe Master

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Peggy Farrell

Wardrobe Master

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Robert Jiras

Makeup Artist

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Glenn Farr

Assistant Editor

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William A. Farley

Hairstylist

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Ralph M. Leo

Location Scout

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Sylvia Fay

Additional Casting

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Paul Mazursky

Director

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Bill Conti

Music

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Richard Halsey

Editor

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Juliet Taylor

Casting

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Edward Stewart

Set Decoration

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Paul Mazursky

Writer

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Paul Mazursky

Producer

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