Legends - Live at Montreux 1997 (1987)
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The second of director Barry Levinson's Baltimore Trilogy (the first was Diner, the third Avalon), Tin Men seems at first glance to be much ado about nothing. Set in 1963, the story begins when two aluminum siding salesmen, played by Richard Dreyfuss and Danny DeVito, are involved in a traffic… More The second of director Barry Levinson's Baltimore Trilogy (the first was Diner, the third Avalon), Tin Men seems at first glance to be much ado about nothing. Set in 1963, the story begins when two aluminum siding salesmen, played by Richard Dreyfuss and Danny DeVito, are involved in a traffic accident. Fueled by their own individual frustrations--Dreyfuss dislikes the phonier aspects of his profession, while DeVito is unhappily married to Barbara Hershey--the two men begin an all-out war of harassment against one another. DeVito goes on a destructive rampage against Dreyfuss' material possessions, while Dreyfuss contrives to steal away DeVito's wife. An ironic twist of fate ironically, brings the two men to common ground at the finale. As with the earlier Diner, Levinson spends a great deal of screen time showing small minds obsessed with small things: counterpointing the snow-balling hostilities between Dreyfuss and DeVito is Jackie Gayle as DeVito's partner, who can talk of nothing but the TV series Bonanza. Michael Tucker, who like Barry Levinson was Baltimore born and bred, repeats his Diner role as "Bagel." Listen for director Levinson's voice as a baseball stadium announcer. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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- Musical & Performing Arts, Comedy
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- Eagle Rock Entertainment
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Cast
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Richard Dreyfuss
as Bill "BB" Babowsky
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Danny DeVito
as Ernest Tilley
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Barbara Hershey
as Nora Tilley
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John Mahoney
as Moe Partner to "BB"
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Jackie Gayle
as Sam Tilley's Partner
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Stanley Brock
as Gil
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Seymour Cassel
as Cheese
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Bruno Kirby
as Mouse
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J.T. Walsh
as Wing
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Richard Portnow
as Carly
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Matt Craven
as Looney
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Alan Blumenfeld
as Stanley
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Brad Sullivan
as Master
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Michael Tucker (I)
as Bagel
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Joshua Billings
as Man At Crash
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Walt MacPherson
as Cadillac salesman
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Deirdre O'Connell
as Nellie
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Ralph Tabakin
as Mr. Hudson
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Andy Cox
as Band Member
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Roland Gift
as Band Member
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David Steele
as Band Member
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Eva Jean Berg
as Woman At Smorgasbord
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Myron Citrenbaum
as Murray
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Brian Costantini
as Arguing Husband
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Bill Danoff
as Police Officer
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David de Boy
as Suburban Husband
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Susan Duvall
as Suburban Housewife
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Katherine Ellis
as Ruthie
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Cindy Geppi
as Social Security Girl
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William C. Godsey
as Belvedere Hotel Barman
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Theodore Goldman
as Pool Hall Worker
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Kathleen Goldpaugh
as Arguing Wife
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Marcia Herr
as Sonial Securtiy Girl
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Todd Jackson
as Young Boy
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Kathy Jones
as Mason Dixon Operator
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Sheila McCauley
as Ada
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Florence Moody
as Diner Waitress
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Mary Morgan
as Social Security Girl
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Jeffrey Moser
as Man At Crash
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Lois Raymond Munchel
as Mason Dixon Operator
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Penny Nichols
as Mrs. Shubner
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Norma Posner
as Mrs. Hudson
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Barbara Rappaport
as Coffee shop waitress
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Ellen Sills
as Social Security Girl
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Freddie Stevens
as Piano Bar Crooner
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Michael S. Willis
as Mr. Shubner
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Sharon Ziman
as Mason Dixon Operator
- David Sanborn
- Eric Clapton
- Steve Gadd
- Joe Sample
- Marcus Miller
