The King of Comedy
It's no laughing matter.Aspiring comic Rupert Pupkin attempts to achieve success in show business by stalking his idol, a late night talk-show host who craves his own privacy.
Description: Aspiring comic Rupert Pupkin attempts to achieve success in show business by stalking his idol, a late night talk-show host who craves his own privacy.
Genres: Drama, Comedy
Homepage: https://www.newregency.com/movies/the-king-of-comedy
Budget: $19,000,000 | Revenue : $2,536,000
Runtime: 109 minutes
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The Last Waltz
The Last Temptation of Christ
Burn After Reading
Fanny and Alexander
Videodrome
Revenge of the Pink Panther
Robert De Niro
Played Rupert Pupkin
Jerry Lewis
Played Jerry Langford
Sandra Bernhard
Played Masha
Diahnne Abbott
Played Rita Keane
Shelley Hack
Played Cathy Long
Frederick de Cordova
Played Bert Thomas
Kim Chan
Played Jonno
Ed Herlihy
Played Himself
Lou Brown
Played Band Leader
Margo Winkler
Played Receptionist
Ralph Monaco
Played Raymond Wirtz
Catherine Scorsese
Played Rupert's Mom (voice)
Cathy Scorsese
Played Dolores
Loretta Tupper
Played Stage Door Fan
Peter Potulski
Played Stage Door Fan
Vinnie Gonzales
Played Stage Door Fan
Whitey Ryan
Played Stage Door Guard
Doc Lawless
Played Chauffeur
Marta Heflin
Played Young Girl
Chuck Low
Played Man in Chinese Restaurant
Katherine Wallach
Played Autograph Seeker
Charles Kaleina
Played Autograph Seeker
Richard Baratz
Played Caricaturist
Leslie Levinson
Played Roberta Posner
Alan Potashnick
Played Man at Telephone
Michael Kolba
Played Man at Telephone
Robert Colston
Played Man at Telephone
Ramon Rodriguez
Played Man at Telephone
Chuck Coop
Played Man at Telephone
Sel Vitella
Played Man at Telephone
Tony Boschetti
Played Mr. Gangemi
Tony Randall
Played Himself
Jay Julien
Played Langford's Lawyer
Joe Strummer
Played Street Scum
Paul Simonon
Played Street Scum
Kosmo Vinyl
Played Street Scum
Ellen Foley
Played Street Scum
Pearl Harbour
Played Street Scum
Gaby Salter
Played Street Scum
Jerry Baxter-Worman
Played Street Scum
Don Letts
Played Street Scum
Matt Russo
Played Cabbie
Thelma Lee
Played Woman in Telephone Booth
Joyce Brothers
Played Herself
Bill Minkin
Played McCabe
George Kapp
Played Mystery Guest
Victor Borge
Played Himself
Rob-Jamere Wess
Played Security Guard
Audrey Dummett
Played Cook
June Prud'Homme
Played Audrey
Edgar J. Scherick
Played Wilson Crockett
Thomas M. Tolan
Played Gerrity
Ray Dittrich
Played Giardello
Richard Dioguardi
Played Captain Burke
Harry J. Ufland
Played Langford's Agent
Scotty Bloch
Played Crockett's Secretary
Jim Lyness
Played Ticket Taker
Diane Rachell
Played McCabe's Wife
Dennis Mulligan
Played Plainclothesman
Tony Devon
Played Plainclothesman
Peter Fain
Played Plainclothesman
Michael F. Stodden
Played Plainclothesman
Gerard Murphy
Played Plainclothesman
Jimmy Raitt
Played Stage Manager
Martin Scorsese
Played TV Director
Charles Scorsese
Played First Man at Bar
Mardik Martin
Played Second Man at Bar
William Jorgensen
Played Newsman (voice)
Marvin Scott
Played Newsman (voice)
Chuck Stevens
Played Newsman (voice)
William Littauer
Played Newsman (voice)
Jeff David
Played Announcer (voice)
Mick Jones
Played Street Scum
Liza Minnelli
Played Liza Minnelli
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