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Lighthearted | Slum
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5.7/10
IMDbBest Young Actor Costarring in a Motion Picture | 1992 | Kenny
Budget 22,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 11,000,863 USD
Despite having a starring role in many films before this one, this is the first movie in Joe Pesci's career where he received top billing.
Final performance of Vincent Gardenia.
In the scene when Joe Pesci is in the grocery store, he says the line " What am I? A mirage?" He says the same line in Goodfellas (1990).
The big man who owns the red Chevrolet Corvette at the end is former NFL offensive linemen William Roberts. The part was originally written for Mike Tyson, but he was asking for too much money for such a small part.
The movie's plot was inspired by the landlord, Morris Gross, who was sentenced to live in a neglected apartment in one of his buildings for failing to correct more than 400 housing code violations. The sentence was the first of its kind in New York.
"Louie Kritski: You want your electricity fixed? Move. Check into the fucking Plaza, just gimmie the rent Lady! Eleanor: Look at my boy. How's he supposed to do his schoolwork at night? By candle light? Louie Kritski: Lincoln did. Hey maybe he'll grown up to be president, what the fuck do I know? Just gimmie the rent!"
"Louie Kritski: Why do they call you Milkman? Milkman: Because I killed the milkman."