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CAST
| Starring | 
| Steve Guttenberg |    ...   Eddie | 
| Daniel Stern |    ...   Shrevie | 
| Mickey Rourke |    ...   Boogie | 
| Kevin Bacon |    ...   Fenwick | 
| Timothy Daly |    ...   Billy | 
| Ellen Barkin |    ...   Beth | 
| Paul Reiser |    ...   Modell | 
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| Featuring | 
| Kathryn Dowling |    ...   Barbara | 
| Michael Tucker |    ...   Bagel | 
| Colette Blonigan |    ...   Carol Heathrow | 
| Jessica James |    ...   Mrs. Simmons | 
| Clement Fowler |    ...   Eddie's Father | 
| Kelle Kipp |    ...   Diane | 
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| John Aquino |    ...   Tank | 
| Richard Pierson |    ...   David Frazer | 
| Claudia Cron |    ...   Jane Chisholm | 
| Tait Ruppert |    ...   Methan | 
| Tom V. V. Tammi |    ...   Howard | 
| Pam Gail |    ...   First Stripper | 
| Lauren Zaganas |    ...   Second Stripper | 
| Sharon Ziman |    ...   Bride | 
| Mark Margolis |    ...   Earl Maget | 
| Ralph Tabakin |    ...   TV Customer | 
| Frank Stoegerer |    ...   TV Director | 
| Nat Benchley |    ...   Technical Director | 
| Frank Hennessy |    ...   Audio Man | 
| Marvin Hunter |    ...   Newscaster | 
| Steve Smith |    ...   Announcer | 
| Lee Case |    ...   Billy's Father | 
| Howard (Chip) Silverman |    ...   Clothing Hustler | 
| Ted Bafaloukos |    ...   George | 
| Barney Cohen |    ...   Knocko | 
| Bruce Kluger |    ...   Guy at Pool Hall | 
| Bruce Elliot |    ...   Soap Opera Man | 
| Carole Copeland |    ...   Soap Opera Woman | 
| Aryeh Cooperstock |    ...   Rabbi | 
| Brian Costantini |    ...   Drunk at Wedding | 
| Lorraine D. Glick |    ...   Woman at Wedding | 
| Florence L. Moody |    ...   Waitress | 
| Mary Lou Vukov |    ...   Waitress | 
| Alan Kaplan |    ...   Bagel's Friend | 
| Donald Saiontz |    ...   Bagel's Friend | 
| Chief Gordon |    ...   Man in Jail | 
| Beverly Sheehan |    ...   Beautician | 
| Dusty Clare |    ...   Salon Woman | 
REVIEWS
Review by E. Tallahassee (posted on 26-Aug-2008)
Set in Baltimore in 1959, Diner tells of the story of a group of male, high school friends, now in their twenties, who reunite at the Fells Point Diner for the wedding of one of their group. The semi-autobiographical film explores the changing relationships among these friends as they become adults through what is mostly a series of vignettes rather than a traditional narrative. Much of the film is unscripted, Levinson preferring to use ad libbing to capture naturalistic camaraderie on the screen.
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