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The Basketball Diaries

The true story of the death of innocence and the birth of an artist.

Description: A high school basketball player’s life turns upside down after free-falling into the harrowing world of drug addiction.

Genres: Drama, Crime

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Budget: $2,000,000 | Revenue : $2,381,087

Runtime: 102 minutes

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Leonardo DiCaprio

Played Jim Carroll

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Mark Wahlberg

Played Mickey

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Lorraine Bracco

Played Jim's Mother

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Michael Imperioli

Played Bobby

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Ernie Hudson

Played Reggie

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Juliette Lewis

Played Diane Moody

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James Madio

Played Pedro

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Bruno Kirby

Played Swifty

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Patrick McGaw

Played Neutron

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Manny Alfaro

Played Manny

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Toby Huss

Played Kenny

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Cynthia Daniel

Played Winkie

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Brittany Daniel

Played Blinkie

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Michael Rapaport

Played Skinhead

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Roy Cooper

Played Father McNulty

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Josh Mostel

Played Counterman

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Marilyn Sokol

Played Chanting Woman

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Alexander Chaplin

Played Bobo

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Ben Jorgensen

Played Tommy

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Jimmy Papiris

Played Iggy

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Nick Gaetani

Played Referee #1

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Vincent Pastore

Played Construction Worker

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Barton Heyman

Played Confessional Priest

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Akiko Ashley

Played Stripper

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Eric Betts

Played Drug Dealer #1

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Joyce R. Korbin

Played Mugging Victim

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Lawrence Barth

Played Referee #2

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Gary Iorio

Played Policeman

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Jim Carroll

Played Frankie Pinewater

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William Webb

Played JuJu Johnson

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John C. Vennema

Played Mr. Rubin

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Doc Dougherty

Played Policeman

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John Glenn Hoyt

Played Billy the Bartender

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Manny Siverio

Played Pino

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Alex Ballar

Played Basketball Player (uncredited)

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Anthony DiMaria

Played Pool Hall Shark (uncredited)

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Patrick Coleman Duncan

Played Student (uncredited)

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Brian Ferrari

Played St. Vitus Student (uncredited)

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Tom Fitzpatrick

Played The 'John' in the Subway (uncredited)

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Mary Ann Hannon

Played Head Nurse (uncredited)

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Marshall Dancing Elk Lucas

Played Patron (uncredited)

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Kate Miller

Played Girl at Bar (uncredited)

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Rohan Quine

Played Drug User in Subway Bathroom (uncredited)

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Gus Scharr

Played Priest (uncredited)

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Brian Shakti

Played Catholic School Boy (uncredited)

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