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Blue, a struggling painter, and Eli, the son of a businessman, are childhood friends who have complicated romantic relationships, which slowly expose the state of their own friendship.

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Blue
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Eli
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Liliane
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King
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Terry Ray
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Candy
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Libby
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Cyd
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Max
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Warren Williams
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Reuben (as Henry Sanders)
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Marvin
Terry Wills ...
Mortician
Annie O'Neill ...
Dukes Waitress
Michelle Davison ...
Fatburger Waitress
Claire Malis ...
Marilyn
Adele Corey ...
Eli's Mother
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Ron Bell
Tina Chappel ...
Punk Girl
Justin Leir ...
Gallery Assistant
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Gallery Assistant (as Scott Wade)
Alfonse Ruggiero Jr. ...
Gym Assistant (as Alfonse Ruggiero)
Howard Shatsky ...
Gym Assistant
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jock L. Schloss ...
Drunk at Disco (uncredited)

Directed by

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Bobby Roth

Written by

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Bobby Roth ... (written by)

Produced by

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Harry Cooper ... executive producer
Cass Coty ... associate producer
Joseph Franck ... executive producer
Lee Muhl ... executive producer
Bobby Roth ... producer
Bob Weis ... producer

Music by

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Tangerine Dream

Cinematography by

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Michael Ballhaus ... director of photography

Editing by

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John Carnochan

Editorial Department

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Scott Arundale ... first assistant editor
Grace Barnes ... second assistant editor
Phil Downey ... color timer
Jack Hooper ... negative cutter
Paula Stein ... apprentice editor

Casting By

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Judith Holstra
Marcia Ross

Production Design by

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David Nichols

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Florence Fellman

Costume Design by

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Betsy Jones

Makeup Department

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Claude Díaz ... assistant hair stylist (as Claude Diaz)
Pat Gerhardt ... assistant makeup artist
Medusah ... hair stylist (as Anne 'Medusah' Aulenta)
Valli O'Reilly ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Neil Rapp ... executive in charge of production / production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Jack Baran ... first assistant director
Michael D. Pariser ... second assistant director (as Michael Pariser)

Art Department

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Joel A. Blumenau ... swing gang (as Joel Blumenau)
Peter Borck ... swing gang
Tim Cardiel ... swing gang
Conner Everts ... swing gang
John Fulton ... swing gang
Patricia Hall ... set dresser
Waldemar Kalinowski ... assistant art director
Frank Lewis ... swing gang
David Lubin ... swing gang
Gregory Mabry ... swing gang (as Greg Mabry)
Robin L. Miller ... property master (as Robin Miller)
Leigh Phyllis Mitchell ... assistant property master
Nancy Nye ... assistant set decorator
Steve Olson ... swing gang
Anna Rita Raineri ... set dresser
Simon J. Rosenthal ... swing gang
Paul Sperry ... swing gang
Marek Stabrowski ... swing gang

Sound Department

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George H. Anderson ... sound editor
Lon Bender ... sound editor (as Lon E. Bender)
Cameron Frankley ... sound editor (as Cameron S. Frankley)
Joe Gilbert ... assistant sound editor
Petur Hliddal ... sound mixer
Randy Kelley ... sound effects editor
Rick Kline ... re-recording mixer
Cliff Latimer ... sound editor (as Clifford Latimer)
Robert J. Litt ... re-recording mixer
Joseph A. Mayer ... adr editor (as Joe Mayer)
Jack M. Nitzsche Jr. ... boom operator (as Jack M. Nietzsche Jr.)
Dan M. Rich ... sound editor (as Dan Rich)
Wylie Stateman ... supervising sound editor
Mark P. Stoeckinger ... sound editor (as Mark Stoeckinger)
Elliot Tyson ... re-recording mixer

Special Effects by

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Eric Allard ... special effects

Camera and Electrical Department

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Jan Sebastian Ballhaus ... second assistant camera (as Sebastian Ballhaus)
Arthur Blum ... key grip
Siegmar Brüggenthies ... first assistant camera
Frank Byers ... gaffer
Robert Ferrara ... best boy (as Bobby Ferrara)
Tony Friedkin ... still photographer
R. Michael Givens ... assistant camera: second unit
Adam Jones ... electrician
Charlie Marroquin ... grip
Les Percy ... best boy grip
Stacy Sandler ... electrician

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Angee Beckett ... costume supervisor
Jill M. Ohanneson ... key costumer (as Jill Ohanneson)
Karen Sedgley ... assistant costumer
Anna Weis ... costume consultant

Location Management

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Rick Rothen ... location manager

Music Department

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Dick Bernstein ... music editor

Script and Continuity Department

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Kathryn Zatarga ... script supervisor (as Kathy Zatarga)

Transportation Department

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Jason Belsky ... driver
Gerry Cooney ... driver
Jerome Glassman ... driver
Lawrence Stewart Grossman ... driver
Gary Hanekamp ... transportation captain
George Nejame ... driver (as George NeJame)
Marc Palmieri ... driver
Jon-Michael Preece ... transportation co-captain

Additional Crew

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Phillip Christon ... production assistant
Jody Cohan ... assistant: Bobby Roth
Ennio Di Berardo ... craft service
Annie Dinner ... production coordinator
Jerry Evans ... choreographer
John Handler ... production assistant
Phyllis Gardner Hirsen ... publicity consultant
Pamela Knapp ... production controller (as Pam Knapp)
Christopher Medak ... production assistant (as Chris Medak)
Donald Morrison ... production assistant
Pamela Morrow ... production assistant
Barry Pener ... production assistant (as Barry W. Pener)
Gabrielle Powell ... production secretary
Steve Warner ... production controller

Thanks

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Norman Aladjem ... thanks (as Norman S. Aladjem)
Nicole David ... thanks
Robert Estrin ... thanks (as Bob Estrin)
Elie J. Gindi ... thanks
Judie Gregg ... thanks
Marlene Morris ... thanks
Arnold Rifkin ... thanks
Craig Storper ... thanks
Leslie Z. Tobin ... special thanks
Stephen Ujlaki ... thanks (as Steve Ujlaki)
Jeffrey White ... thanks
Harley Williams ... thanks

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Blue and Eli, two friends, have problems with women. Blue, a yet-to-be discovered painter is left by his longtime girlfriend, because she considers him too immature for a long lasting relationship. Eli works in his father's aerobic suit business and is still searching for a woman who is interesting enough to spend more than one night with her. Blue and Eli's friendship is put to a severe test as both fall in love with Liliane, Blue's attractive new gallerist. Written by Robert Zeithammel

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Taglines If only your friends were as perfect as strangers. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Atout cœur (France)
  • Los rompecorazones (Spain)
  • 偷心人 (China, Mandarin title)
  • Блу и Илай (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
  • Szívrablók (Hungary)
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Runtime
  • 98 min
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Box Office

Opening Weekend United States $104,125, 30 Sep 1984

Did You Know?

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Trivia The character Arthur Blue (Peter Coyote) is loosely based on fetishistic painter Robert Blue (son of actor Ben Blue). See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Heartbreakers/The Hit/Alamo Bay/A Private Function (1985). See more »
Soundtracks The Blues Don't Care See more »
Quotes Blue: How come my paintings don't sell?
Eli: You paint things people are ashamed to hang on their walls.
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