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Loretta Castorini, a bookkeeper from Brooklyn, New York, finds herself in a difficult situation when she falls for the brother of the man she has agreed to marry.

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Loretta Castorini
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Ronny Cammareri
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Cosmo Castorini
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Rose Castorini
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Mr. Johnny Cammareri
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Rita Cappomagi
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Perry
Louis Guss ...
Raymond Cappomagi
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Old Man (as Feodor Chaliapin)
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Mona
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Felix
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Lucy
Nada Despotovich ...
Chrissy
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Shy Waiter
Gina DeAngeles ...
Old Crone
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Barbara
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Lotte
David S. Howard ...
Irv
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Bobo
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Bonnie
Tony Azito ...
Conti
Frank Gio ...
Florist (as Frankie Gio)
Ann McDonough ...
Nancy
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Lowell
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Patricia
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Sheila
Anthony Messuri ...
Priest
Martha Collins ...
Mimi
John Fanning ...
Rodolfo
Antonia Minella ...
Vesta
Nicholas Pasco ...
Eddie
Al Therrien ...
Bob
Lou Pitoscia ...
Mook
Gilberto Godoy ...
Rocco
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Jimmy
Betti Orsatti ...
Woman in Hair Salon
Michael Barbaro ...
Pietro
Antonio Pariselli ...
Franco
Corrado Gianna ...
Old Man
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Parking Attendant
Matt Myers ...
Cab Driver
Michael Dunster ...
P.A. Announcer
Stella Bruno ...
Old Woman
Mimi Cecchini ...
Old Woman
Mimi Lizio ...
Ruby
Tim Koetting ...
Al
Gerard Flannery ...
Harvey
Robert Payson ...
Man at Bar
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Customer at Bakery
Jack K. Tsirakis ...
Bar Patron (as Jack Tsirakis)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
David Giardina ...
Opera Patron (uncredited)
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Italian lady in restaurant (uncredited)
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Featured Opera Patron (uncredited)
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Flight Attendant (uncredited)
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Opera Patron (uncredited)
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Beautician in hair salon (uncredited)
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Opera Patron (uncredited)
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Opera Patron (uncredited)
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Customer in Bakery (uncredited)

Directed by

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Norman Jewison

Written by

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John Patrick Shanley ... (written by)

Produced by

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Norman Jewison ... producer
Bonnie Palef ... associate producer (as Bonnie Palef-Woolf)
Patrick J. Palmer ... producer (as Patrick Palmer)

Music by

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Dick Hyman

Cinematography by

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David Watkin ... director of photography

Editing by

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Lou Lombardo

Editorial Department

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Rosmary Conte ... second assistant editor: Toronto
J. Kathleen Gibson ... assistant editor: New York (as Kathleen Gibson)
Bob Hausler ... color timer: Toronto
John Hill ... stand-by editor: New York
Michael Jewison ... editor trainee: Toronto
Lee Michael Searles ... first assistant editor: Toronto

Casting By

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Howard Feuer

Production Design by

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Philip Rosenberg

Art Direction by

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Dan Davis
Barbra Matis

Costume Design by

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Theoni V. Aldredge

Makeup Department

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Ann Brodie ... makeup artist: Toronto
James D. Brown ... hair stylist: Toronto (as James Brown)
Leonard Engelman ... makeup artist: Cher
Bob Grimaldi ... hair stylist: New York
Ed Jackson ... makeup artist: New York
Renate Leuschner ... hair stylist: Cher

Production Management

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Alan Collis ... assistant production manager
Bonnie Palef ... production manager: Toronto (as Bonnie Palef-Woolf)
Roger Paradiso ... unit production manager: New York

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Sue Fellows ... DGA trainee: New York (as Susan Fellows)
Lewis Gould ... first assistant director: New York
David McAree ... first assistant director: Toronto
Gregory Palmer ... second assistant director: New York
Ann Petrie ... second unit director: New York
Andrew Shea ... second assistant director: Toronto
Stephen Wertimer ... second assistant director: New York

Art Department

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Guenter Bartlik ... scenic artist: Toronto
Hank Bauer ... construction supervisor: New York
Michael Bird ... set dresser: New York
Billy Bishop ... assistant property master: New York
J. Tracy Budd ... property master: Toronto
Bruno De La Celle ... assistant property master: Toronto
Jaro Dick ... set decorator: Toronto
Tony Gamiello ... set dresser: New York
Mike Harris ... set dresser: Toronto
Weits Jekel ... construction supervisor: Toronto
Elena Kenney ... set dresser: Toronto
Nikita Knatz ... sketch artist: New York
Jon Linder ... scenic artist: New York
Anthony Matteo ... art department trainee: Toronto
Jimmy Raitt ... property master: New York
Richard Reseigne ... construction design coordinator: Toronto
Siv Sandstrom ... art department coordinator
Philip Smith ... set decorator: New York
Hallie Coletta ... scenic artist (uncredited)
Brick Mason ... storyboard artist (uncredited)
Joan Winters ... graphic designer (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Anke Bakker ... assistant sound editor: Toronto
Steven J. Balzarini ... boom operator: New York (as Steve Balzarini)
Ross Carter ... assistant sound editor: Toronto
Alison Clark ... sound effects editor: Toronto
Michael DiCosimo ... stereo consultant: Dolby, Toronto
Paul Durand ... assistant sound editor: Toronto
Alison Fisher ... assistant sound editor: Toronto
Alison Grace ... dialogue editor: Toronto
Joe Grimaldi ... sound re-recording mixer: Toronto
Sharon Lackie ... supervising sound editor: Toronto
Dennis Maitland ... sound mixer (as Dennis L. Maitland)
Kim Maitland ... sound assistant: New York
Andy Malcolm ... foley editor: Toronto (as Andrew Malcolm)
Michael O'Farrell ... supervising sound editor: Toronto
Jim Thompson ... boom operator: Toronto (as James L. Thompson)
Don White ... sound re-recording mixer: Toronto
William Lee ... sound trainee (uncredited)
Michael Liotta ... re-recording mixer (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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David Lemmen ... special effects: Toronto (as David Lemmem)
Tony Parmelee ... special effects (uncredited)

Visual Effects by

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Mat Beck ... plate cameraman: moon opticals (as Matt Beck)
Bruno George ... plate cameraman: moon opticals
Ronald B. Moore ... optical supervisor: moon opticals (as Ron Moore)
Mark Vargo ... visual effects supervisor: moon opticals
Dave Gregory ... optical composite photography: Robert Abel & Associates (uncredited)
Ken Pontac ... visual effects (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Robert Daprato ... dolly grip: Toronto (as Robert DaPrato)
Steve Ferrier ... best boy: Toronto
Vincent Galindez ... second assistant camera: New York
Eric Gerrard ... camera trainee: Toronto (as Eric Gerard)
Kenneth Goss ... key grip: New York (as Ken Goss)
Tim Guinness ... best boy: New York
Gábor Kövér ... first assistant camera: "a" camera, New York (as Gabor Kover)
Harald Ortenburger ... camera operator
Bill Reinhart ... dolly grip: New York (as Bill Reinhardt)
Thom Ryan ... first assistant camera: Toronto
Frank Schulz ... chief lighting technician: New York
Dave Sheridan ... second assistant camera: Toronto (as David Sheridan)
Randy Tambling ... key grip: Toronto
Rae Thurston ... chief lighting technician: Toronto
Jürgen Vollmer ... still photographer: New York (as Jurgen Vollmer)
David Whittaker ... still photographer: Toronto

Casting Department

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Sam Broomall ... casting assistant: New York
Blanca Jansuzian ... extras casting: Toronto
Dennis Osborne ... casting associate (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Ursula Brooke ... wardrobe assistant: Toronto
Arthur Rowsell ... costumer: Toronto
Guy Tanno ... costumer: men, New York
Rose Trimarco ... costumer: women, New York (as Rose Trimarco Cuervo)
Suzy Benzinger ... costume executor (uncredited)
Barbara Matera ... costume executor (uncredited)

Location Management

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Beth Boigon ... location manager: Toronto
Jeff Flach ... assistant location manager: New York
Michael Fruhling ... location assistant: New York
Steve Schottenfeld ... location manager: New York (as Steven Schottenfeld)

Music Department

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Dick Hyman ... music adaptor
Judy 'Lucky' Kemeny ... assistant music editor (as Judy Kemeny)
Carl Zittrer ... supervising music editor: Toronto
Tommy Tedesco ... musician: guitar (uncredited)

Transportation Department

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Craig S. Kohne ... transportation captain: Toronto (as Craig Kohne)
Harry J. Leavey ... transportation coordinator: New York (as Harry Leavey)
James Sweeney ... transportation captain: New York (as Jim Sweeney)
Nick Sweetman ... transportation coordinator: Toronto

Additional Crew

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Stephen Auerbach ... production assistant: New York
Kelley Baker ... assistant: Mr. Jewison
Alexia Beach ... craft service: Toronto
Toni Blay ... assistant production coordinator: Toronto
Renee Bodner ... script supervisor: New York
Julie Bovasso ... dialogue coach
Katherine Broadfoot ... caterer: J.C. Canadian Catering, Toronto
Elizabeth Broden ... assistant: Mr. Jewison
Stefani Brown ... production assistant: Toronto
Sam Bruskin ... production assistant: New York
Vince Burns ... production assistant: New York
Jan A. Campbell ... production accountant
Christopher Cook ... production associate
Susanna David ... script supervisor: Toronto
Michael DeCasper ... production assistant: New York (as Mike DeCasper)
Lynn Elston ... assistant accountant
Gino Empry ... unit publicist: Toronto
Laura Gross ... production assistant: New York
Tina Hong ... assistant production coordinator: New York
Peter Hume ... production assistant: New York
Thomas A. Imperato ... assistant accountant: New York
Ernie Karpeles ... animal handler
Lotfi Mansouri ... opera sequence: Toronto
Jackie Martin ... production coordinator: New York
Roberta Mayer ... assistant accountant: Toronto
Gregory Palmer ... unit talent coordinator: Toronto
Debbie Paull ... assistant: Cher (as Deborah Paull)
Ann Petrie ... production observer: New York
Paul Pettigrew ... production assistant
Jeremy Podeswa ... production assistant: Toronto
Stacie Rauch ... assistant: Mr. Chaliapin, New York
Valley Via Reseigne ... production coordinator: Toronto
Suzanne Rothbaum ... assistant to producer
Eoin Sprott ... hand designer: Mr. Cage, Toronto (as Eion Sprott)
Joanne Tickle ... assistant: Mr. Chaliapin, Toronto
Pete Watson ... production assistant: Toronto (as Peter Watson)
Jeff Woolnough ... production observer: Toronto
Braden Wright ... unit publicist: Toronto (as Darryl Wright)
Stephen P. Doyle III ... Crew (uncredited)
Alan Ladd Jr. ... presenter (uncredited)
Ron Mitchell ... production assistant (uncredited)
Fred Plotkin ... opera consultant (uncredited)
John Rubino ... production assistant (uncredited)

Thanks

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Larry Auerbach ... the producers wish to thank
Lenny Brooks ... the producers wish to thank (as Leonard Brooke)
Dominic Cortese ... the producers wish to thank
Jeannine Edmunds ... the producers wish to thank
Gilberto Godoy ... the producers wish to thank
Lynn Lombardo ... the producers wish to thank
Ron Meyer ... the producers wish to thank
Finn Quinn ... the producers wish to thank
Roger Sherman ... the producers wish to thank
Joe Violante ... the producers wish to thank (as Joey Violante)
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Storyline

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Plot Summary

No sooner does Italian-American widow Loretta accept a marriage proposal from her doltish boyfriend, Johnny, then she finds herself falling for his younger brother, Ronny. She tries to resist, but Ronny lost his hand in an accident he blames on his brother, and has no scruples about aggressively pursuing her while Johnny is out of the country. As Loretta falls deeper in love, she comes to learn that she's not the only one in her family with a secret romance. Written by Jwelch5742

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Taglines Life. Family. Love. See more »
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Also Known As
  • The Bride & the Wolf (United States)
  • The Bride and the Wolf (United States)
  • Éclair de lune (France)
  • Mondsüchtig (Germany)
  • Encís de lluna (Spain, Catalan title)
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Runtime
  • 102 min
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Box Office

Budget $15,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $127,599, 20 Dec 1987

Did You Know?

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Trivia Nicolas Cage's screen test didn't impress the studio, and they wanted to get someone else to play Ronny. But Cher insisted that Cage was the one to play that role, and threatened to quit unless he was hired. After a few days, the studio relented. See more »
Goofs Loretta says "ti amo" to her father, and he answers "ti amo." "I love you" is the accepted English translation, but "ti amo" refers only to romantic love, and would never be used between father and daughter. They would say "ti voglio bene" instead. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into The Clock (2010). See more »
Soundtracks That's Amore See more »
Crazy Credits As the rest of the end credits roll, the moon is on the left side of the screen. See more »
Quotes Ronny Cammareri: Loretta, I love you. Not like they told you love is, and I didn't know this either, but love don't make things nice - it ruins everything. It breaks your heart. It makes things a mess. We aren't here to make things perfect. The snowflakes are perfect. The stars are perfect. Not us. Not us! We are here to ruin ourselves and to break our hearts and love the wrong people and *die*. The storybooks are *bullshit*. Now I want you to come upstairs with me and *get* in my bed!
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