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Barfly

R 100min.
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Released on October 16, 1987
Charles Bukowski, the talented crown prince of self-abuse, wrote the short stories upon which the surprisingly entertaining Barfly was based. The film concentrates on alcoholic writer Mickey Rourke (the Bukowski alter ego) who carries on a hate-hate ... Read More
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Mickey Rourke Henry Chinaski
Faye Dunaway Willa Wilcox
Alice Krige Tully Sorenson
Jack Nance Detective
Lahmard Tate Black Kid
Vance Colvig Alcoholic Man
Gloria Le Roy Grandma Moses
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