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Sudden Manhattan

Sudden Manhattan1996

★5.980 minComedyDramaFantasy

Twenty-something Donna is jobless, single and broke. On a fateful day, reality turns itself upside down, and she is suddenly faced with one absurdity after another.

Director

Adrienne Shelly

Writer

Adrienne Shelly

Score

Stars

Adrienne Shelly Tim Guinee Roger Rees

Cast30

Adrienne Shelly
as Donna
Tim Guinee
as Adam
Roger Rees
as Murphy
Louise Lasser
as Dominga
Hynden Walch
as Georgie
Jon Sklaroff
as Alex
Paul Cassell
as Ian
Chuck Montgomery
as Bearded Man
D
Dave Simonds
as Roses Man
Melinda Wade
as Roses Woman
Pamela Gray
as Bagel Business Woman
Mark Blum
as Louis
Gordana Rashovich
as Barbara
Harry Bugin
as Gran'pa Pete
B
Brian Quirk
as Playwright
C
C.C. Loveheart
as Waitress
S
Shirl Bernheim
as Old Lady #1
E
Elizabeth Newett
as Old Lady #2
Garry Goodrow
as Fainting Man
B
Bobby Caravella
as Cop Kelly
B
Bill Boggs
as Newscaster
E
Elaine Lang
as Bunny Lady
Jan Leslie Harding
as Crazy Diner Lady
N
Neil Deodhar
as Convenience Guy
T
Trish Hunter
as Georgie's Mom
Kevin Cahoon
as Georgie's Brother
E
Emily Cutler
as Georgie's Friend
K
Kevin Hagan
as Jim
J
Joey Golden
as Bernie
H
Hugh Palmer
as Joe

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