Insignificance (1985)

Dir: Nicolas Roeg Drama / Comedy stars 3

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Insignificance is a British film comedy-drama first released in 1985, directed by Nicolas Roeg. The film stars Michael Emil, Theresa Russell, Tony Curtis, Gary Busey and Will Sampson. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Nicolas Roeg
Script: Terry Johnson
Photo: Peter Hannan
Music: Stanley Myers
Cast: Michael Emil (The Professor), Theresa Russell (The Actress), Tony Curtis (The Senator), Gary Busey (The Ballplayer), Will Sampson (Elevator Attendant), Patrick Kilpatrick (Driver), Ian O’Connell (Assistant Director), George Holmes (Actor), Richard Davidson (Director of Photography), Mitchell Greenberg (Technician), Raynor Scheine (Autograph Hunter), Jude Ciccolella (Gaffer), Lou Hirsch (Charlie), Ray Charleson (Bud), Joel Cutrara (Bar Drunk), Raymond J. Barry (Ballplayer’s Father), John Stamford (Young Ballplayer), Desirée Erasmus (Prostitute), David Lambert (Young Professor), Cassie Stuart (Young Actress), Meachell Dunsmoor (Actress as a Child), Daniel Benzali (First Theatrical Agent), R.J. Bell (Second Theatrical Agent), Shinobu Kanai (Japanese Woman), David Montague (Young Senator)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 110 min

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