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Swingers

6.9

Released October 18, 1996Runtime 1h 36min

Cocktails first. Questions later.

After 6 years together, Mike's girlfriend leaves him, so he travels to LA to be a star. Six months on, he's still not doing very well— so a few of his friends try to reconnect him to the social scene and hopefully help him forget his failed relationship.

Genres

Comedy

Drama

Production Companies

Miramax

Independent Pictures

The Alfred Shay Company Inc.

Production Countries

United States of America

Finances

Budget: $200,000
Revenue: $4,505,922
Profit/Loss: $4,305,922

Stream

Rent

Buy

Videos

Cast

Jon FavreauMike Peters

Vince VaughnTrent Walker

Ron LivingstonRob

Patrick Van HornSue

Alex DésertCharles

Heather GrahamLorraine

Deena MartinChristy

Katherine KendallLisa

Brooke LangtonNikki

Blake LindsleyGirl with Cigar

Kevin James KellyVegas Dealer

Stephanie IttlesonVegas Waitress

Vernon Vaughn$100 Gambler

Joan Favreau$5 Winner

Rio HackfordSkully

Jan DykstraGirl at Party

Maddie CormanPeek-a-boo Girl

Marty & ElayneDresden Lounge Act

Sheri Rosenblum$100 Gambler

Stasea Rosenblum$100 Gambler

Pamela Shaw$5 Gambler

Tom AlleyPit Boss

Reverend Phil DixonLounge Lizard

Ashley M. RogersBartender

Jay DiolaSkully's Crew / Derby Dancer

Nicholas GagliarducciSkully's Crew

David GouldSkully's Crew

Bill PhillipsSkully's Crew

Mansur HamudPink Dot Guy

Ahmed AhmedParty Mystery Guy

Eufemia PlimptonDerby Lady

Melinda StarrDerby Lady

Samantha LemoleDresden Lady

Jessica BuchmanDresden Lady

Caroline O'MearaDiner Waitress

Gary AuerbachDerby Doorman

Brad HalvorsonDerby Doorman

Christopher R. JoyceDiner Patron

Edward RissienDiner Patron

Jenna RissienDiner Patron

Mark SmithDiner Patron

John AbrhamDerby Dancer

Rachel GallaghanDerby Dancer

Lisa GuerrieroDerby Dancer

Thomas HallDerby Dancer

Damiana KamishinDerby Dancer

Curtis LindersmithDerby Dancer

Jennifer LuceroDerby Dancer

Pinki MarsolekDerby Dancer

Rhonda MartinDerby Dancer

Martina MigenesDerby Dancer

Paul MojicaDerby Dancer

Sam MolloDerby Dancer

Jacob MorrisDerby Dancer

Michael ScottDerby Dancer

Bernard SerranoDerby Dancer

Rosalind SmithDerby Dancer

Molly SternDerby Dancer

Johnny WalkerDerby Dancer

Lisa WolsteinDerby Dancer

Stephen GaghanOnlooker at Model Party Entrance (uncredited)

Crew

Doug LimanDirector

Paul S. AlcusScript Supervisor

Jon FavreauScreenplay

Victor SimpkinsProducer

Linda FrancisCasting

Eden WurmfeldProduction Manager

Cary WoodsExecutive Producer

Avram LudwigAssociate Producer

Nicole LaLoggiaLine Producer

Bradford L. SchleiAssociate Producer

Jon FavreauCo-Producer

Stephen MirrioneEditor

Larry BenjaminSound Re-Recording Mixer

Ross DavisSound Re-Recording Mixer

Julianne JordanMusic Supervisor

Justin ReinhardtOriginal Music Composer

Doug LimanDirector of Photography

Genevieve TyrrellCostume Design

Brad HalvorsonProduction Design

Renee SabathSound Editor

Alan B. SamuelsSound Mixer

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Reviews

by Filipe Manuel Neto

**A film about characters and dialogue, made by men and for (some) men.** Watching films with a lot of dialogue allows us, sometimes, to find some very good works in terms of the construction of lines and development of characters. In these films, these elements become the essence that justifies...