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Boogie Nights (8-Oct-1997)

Director: Paul Thomas Anderson

Writer: Paul Thomas Anderson

Keywords: Drama, Porno Industry, Prostitution, Disco, Coming of Age, Roller Skating, Cocaine, Gay Bashing

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Don Cheadle
Actor
29-Nov-1964   Ocean's 11, Boogie Nights
John Doe
Musician
25-Feb-1954   X
Robert Downey, Sr.
Film Director
1937   Greaser's Palace
Joanna Gleason
Actor
2-Jun-1950   Crimes and Misdemeanors
Heather Graham
Actor
29-Jan-1970   Rollergirl in Boogie Nights
Luis Guzmán
Actor
28-Aug-1956   Ramon on John From Cincinnati
Philip Baker Hall
Actor
10-Sep-1931   Magnolia
Veronica Hart
Pornstar
27-Oct-1956   Latex, Wanda Whips Wall Street
Nina Hartley
Pornstar
11-Mar-1959   Little Bill's slutty wife in Boogie Nights
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Actor
23-Jul-1967   Character actor
Laurel Holloman
Actor
23-May-1971   Tina Kennard on The L Word
Thomas Jane
Actor
29-Jan-1969   The Sweetest Thing
Ricky Jay
Magician
1948   Jay's Journal of Anomalies
William H. Macy
Actor
13-Mar-1950   Fargo
Alfred Molina
Actor
24-May-1953   Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man 2
Julianne Moore
Actor
3-Dec-1960   Boogie Nights, Short Cuts
Nicole Ari Parker
Actor
7-Oct-1970   Soul Food
Michael Penn
Musician
1-Aug-1958   Sean Penn's brother
John C. Reilly
Actor
24-May-1965   Boogie Nights, Magnolia
Burt Reynolds
Actor
11-Feb-1936   Moustached Cannonball Run actor
Mark Wahlberg
Actor
5-Jun-1971   Formerly of the Funky Bunch
Melora Walters
Actor
21-Oct-1968   Boogie Nights

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