Frankie and Johnny
An emotionally scarred waitress named Frankie attends her godson's baptism in Altoona, Pennsylvania. Meanwhile, a middle-aged man named Johnny is released from prison. Frankie returns home to her job waitressing at the Apollo Cafe in New York City. The cafe's owner Nick sends Frankie's co-worker Helen home early after she complains of dizziness. Johnny arrives seeking a job, and Nick hires him as a short-order cook despite his criminal record. After work, Frankie returns home to her apartment to find a stranger, Bobby, installing shelves, but he is revealed to be the boyfriend of her friend and neighbor Tim. That night, Johnny solicits a prostitute, but merely asks her to lie clothed in bed with him.
| MPAA Rating: | R |
| Genre: | Comedy, Drama, Romance |
| Country: | United States |
| Produced By: | Alexandra Rose, Nick Abdo, Garry Marshall, Charles Mulvehill, Michael Lloyd |
| Directed By: | Garry Marshall |
| Written By: | Terrence McNally |
| Cast: | Dante Spinotti, Michelle Pfeiffer, Richard D'Alessandro, Marvin Braverman, Nathan Lane, Tim Hopper, Diana Kent, Richard Gillis, Dey Young, Barbara Marshall, Lucinda Crosby, Steve Restivo, Greg Lewis, Dedee Pfeiffer, Marty Nadler, Jeff Michalski, Nick Gambella, Sophie Von Haselberg, Hope Alexander-Willis, Elizabeth Kerr, Allan Kent, K Callan, Diane Frazen, Goldie McLaughlin, Harvey Miller, Al Sapienza, Frank Buxton, Richard Allison, Bill Applebaum, Paul Allison, Paul Tinder, Tracy Reiner, Kate Nelligan, Jonathan Coder, Shannon Wilcox, Glenn Plummer, Robert Ball, Lorna Thayer, Jane Morris, Shirley Kirkes, Mychael Bates, Gary Rodriguez, Sean O'Bryan, Barbara London, Zachary Weintraub, Richard Bernard, Al Pacino, Al Fann, Fernando López, Phil Leeds, Marc Raducci, Julie Paris, Calvin Jung, Ele Keats, Scott Marshall, Frank Campanella, Blanche Bronte, Mark Scarola, Blair Richwood, Hector Elizondo |
| In Theaters: | Oct 11, 1991 |
| Runtime: | 1 hour 58 minutes |
| Production: | Paramount Pictures |
| Budget: | $29,000,000 |
| Box Office: | $22,773,535 |
| Available On: | Amazon, Itunes, Netflix |
| Read More On: | Wikipedia |