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Record City (1978)
"Get Your Laughs Off at ... THE STORE WITH MORE"
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Starring
Leonard Barr
Ed Begley Jr.
Sorrell Booke
Director
Dennis Steinmetz
Writer
Ron Friedman
Watch on Amazon Prime Video
NR
1 hr 33 min
Feb 8th, 1978
Comedy
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Lighthearted comedy chronicling the exploits of the employees at a record store.
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Movie Details
Theatrical Release:
February 8th, 1978
Original Language:
English
Production Companies:
American International Pictures
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Cast & Crew
L
Leonard Barr
as Sickly Man
E
Ed Begley Jr.
as Pokey
S
Sorrell Booke
as Coznowski
D
Dennis Bowen
as Danny
R
Ruth Buzzi
as Olga
M
Michael Callan
as Eddie
D
Dennis Steinmetz
Director
B
Bill Klages
Director of Photography
B
Bill Breshears
Editor
F
Freddie Perren
Original Music Composer
R
Ron Friedman
Writer
J
James T. Aubrey
Producer
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