Diner (1982)

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Written by Barry Levinson

Directed by Barry Levinson

Running Time: 110 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1982

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

The time, 1959.. the place, an American diner in Baltimore.

Six young twenty-something's enjoy each others company in the comfort of their diner - visited frequently by them for many years now.

However trying resist their adulthood and the responsibilites that come with it, the men meet and converse about the mundane, titillating and childish details of their lives.

Yet the golden hours pass, their age continues to increase and the men shoulder their responsibilities and suddenly, life is more than just french fries, gravy and girls and they finally leave the diner behind them.

When is Diner next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on TCM Tonight, 9:00pm and on TCM Tomorrow, 1:10am. See more...

Cast

Steve GuttenbergEdward 'Eddie' Simmons
Image for Daniel SternDaniel SternLaurence 'Shrevie' Schreiber
Image for Mickey RourkeMickey RourkeRobert 'Boogie' Sheftell
Image for Kevin BaconKevin BaconTimothy Fenwick Jr.
Image for Tim DalyTim DalyWilliam 'Billy' Howard
Image for Ellen BarkinEllen BarkinBeth
Paul ReiserModell
Kathryn DowlingBarbara
Michael TuckerBagel
Jessica JamesMrs. Simmons
Colette BloniganCarol Heathrow
Kelle KippDiane
John AquinoTank
Richard PiersonDavid Frazer
Claudia CronJane Chisholm

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