It's My Party
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Randal Kleiser
Dimitra Arlys
Steven Antin
Bruce Davison
Eric Roberts
Peter Murnik
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Nick Stark is a Los Angeles architect graced with vitality, good looks, loyal friends, a thriving career, a down-to-earth attitude, and an irreverent sense of humor. Lately, however, Nick's vision and memory have been short-circuiting, and his headaches won't go away. Although he looks healthy, he has been fending off AIDS-related illnesses for years. And now, just before Christmas, his doctor tells him that untreatable lesions (progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy) will decimate all his faculties within days. He might die quickly, or linger in a vegetative coma, never to recover. Nick decided long ago that he would never linger; his friend Tony, a former health professional, will help him die with dignity. But Nick, who has always known how to live, intends to savor his remaining time by gathering everyone he loves for a two-day farewell party.
Director
Randal Kleiser
Cast
Dimitra Arlys
Steven Antin
Bruce Davison
Eric Roberts
Peter Murnik
Dennis Christopher
Lee Grant
Talia Paul
Eugene Robert Glazer
Margaret Cho
Marlee Matlin
Christopher Atkins
Devon Gummersall
Raul Seymour
George Segal
Matthew Rickard
Olivia Newton-john
Mike Pointer
Robert Fitzpatrick
Basil Poledouris
Jim Kline
Ron Glass
Paul Regina
Nina Foch
David Medina
Felix Pire
Lou Liberatore
Victor Love
Roddy Mcdowall
David Holladay
Brian To
Bronson Pinchot
Jacob M Alsbrook
Gregory Harrison
David Knapp
Jon David Weigand
Joel Polis
Greg Louganis
Steve Kmetko
Michael Kearns
Sally Kellerman
Crew
David Abramson
Richard Arias
Joseph Arnold
Glenn Auchinauchie
Devin Azevedo
Diane Baker
John Baldwin
Adam Baral
Corrine Barthell
Brendan Beebe
Chad Bell
Jeanne Beveridge
Abbie J Binstock
Max Biscoe
Fred Blankfein
George Bonnaz
Tim Boyle
Mike A. Burnette
Gary Capo
John J Cardos
Gene Carr
Scott Carrey
Herve Cavallari
Mari-an Ceo
Kenny S Christiansen
Dennis A Coleman
Rob Collins
Joe Cramer
Jill Crosby
Andrea D'amico
Gregory Daniels
Mark Shane Davis
Glen Deitell
James L Depue
Terry Dewolfe
Scott Dittrich
Serge Djang
Michael Donner
Michael Donner
Dan Duncan
Timothy Erwin
Jim Bennett Farms
Gene Farrington
Nicholas W Fenton
Steven Fertig
Jacques Fieschi
Thomas Finelli
Stephen Fischer
Robert Fitzpatrick
Nina Foch
Tina Foley
Robert Fortenberry
Camille Freer
Peter Fuszard
Sandy Gallin
Scott Getzinger
Dani Ghodsi
Chris Goeke
Kathrine Gordon
Greg Gorman
Alexander Griffiths
Douglas Haines
Katharine Hamment
Peggy Hannaman
Anne E Hart
Paul Hart
Bernd Heinl
Inga Helgesson
Ken Herbster
Gregory Hinton
Steven A Hollenbeck
Steven A Hollenbeck
Bryce Holtshousen
Robert Horvath
Jim Hughes
Clark Hunter
Jack Jason
Derek Jensen
Randy Johnson
Natalie Karp
Suzanne Katz
Daniele King
Traci Kirshbaum
Jeff Kleiser
Randal Kleiser
Randal Kleiser
Randal Kleiser
Harry Knapp
Harry Knapp
Harry Knapp
Harry Knapp
Bob Knoerl
Edmund J Lachmann
Kathleen Lambert
Lisa Layman
Bruce Lella
Mark Lewer
Lou Liberatore
Fred Lin
Mitchell Linden
Don Macdougall
Rikki Mahoney
Dessie Markovsky
Arlene Matza
Robert K Maxfield
Chris Mcgeary
Jerry Mcmullan
Gregory Mcnelis
James Medlin
Rob Meltzer
Rob Meltzer
Dr. Carl Millner
Christina Mongini
Evelin Montes
T A Moore
Donald Morgan
Joan Morisaki
Paul R Mouradjian
Dan Muscarella
W Newton
Beth Orduna
Lynda Paddor
John Paragon
Beth Parker
Dave Parmenter
Dolly Parton
Jonathan Phillips
Basil Poledouris
Neda Pourang
Bill Pugin
Emile Razpopov
Jose Reynoso
Jason Roberts
Wade Robinson
Fred Roos
Lindsay Root
Dean Rosnau
Jeffrey Sacino
Miguel Angel Sanchez
Tom Scarin
Arnold Schulenberg
Lesa Shapiro
Chris Sharff
Fran Shea
Peyton Skelton
Xavier Sol
Michele Spadaro
Douglas Day Stewart
Lisa Laurie Stewart
Robbes Stieglitz
Michael Stock
Mark Strasburg
Robert Studenny
Jennifer Taback
Gary Taylor
Denny Tedesco
Vicki Thomas
Joel Thurm
Joel Thurm
Brian To
Brian To
Thorn Van Edwards Jr.
Thomas Vandermillen
Cheryl Ventura
Bruce Vilanch
Ila Von Hasperg
Diana Walczak
Jarred Waldron
Stephan Wassman
Craig Williams
Brent D Winter
Dennis Winters
Reid A Woodbury Jr.
Phillips Wylly
Elizabeth Ziegler
Robert Zuckerman
John Zumpano
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Limited Release in United States March 22, 1996
Released in United States Spring March 22, 1996
Expanded Release in United States March 29, 1996
Released in United States on Video August 13, 1996
Released in United States 1996
Released in United States January 1996
Released in United States February 1996
Shown at London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival March 21 - April 4, 1996.
Shown at Berlin International Film Festival (Panorama) February 15-26, 1996.
Based on events in the life of the late architect-designer Harry Stein.
Completed shooting March 18, 1995.
Began shooting February 13, 1995.
Limited Release in United States March 22, 1996
Released in United States Spring March 22, 1996
Expanded Release in United States March 29, 1996
Released in United States on Video August 13, 1996
Released in United States 1996 (Shown at London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival March 21 - April 4, 1996.)
Released in United States January 1996 (Shown at Sundance Film Festival (Premieres) in Park City, Utah January 18-28, 1996.)
Released in United States February 1996 (Shown at Berlin International Film Festival (Panorama) February 15-26, 1996.)
