The Last Good Time
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Bob Balaban
Armin Mueller-stahl
Olivia D'abo
Maureen Stapleton
Lionel Stander
Adrian Pasdar
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Joseph Kopple is a retired violinist who spends his days tidying up his studio apartment or visiting his best friend and former accountant Howard, who is now in a rest home. Despite the friendly advances of his neighbor, Ida, Kopple would rather warm up to his fond memories of the past. One rainy evening, he encounters Charlotte Zwicki in the hallway of his building, who has just been thrown out of her apartment by her abusive boyfriend. Having nowhere to go, she turns to Kopple, who takes her in.
Director
Bob Balaban
Cast
Armin Mueller-stahl
Olivia D'abo
Maureen Stapleton
Lionel Stander
Adrian Pasdar
Kevin Corrigan
Zohra Lampert
Crew
Peter Abraham
Betsy Alton
Royal Alvis
Fiona Angustia
Antonio L Arroyo
Michael Bacon
Bob Balaban
Bob Balaban
Richard Bausch
Daniel Blackman
Tod Scott Brody
Sean J. Campbell
Jaymie Cantavero
David Carbonara
Alex Corven Caronia
Missy Cohen
Kermit Cole
Matthew Corman
Peggy Craven
Kara Cressman
Anne D'agnillo
Jeff Danielson
Lisa Davis
Keith J Devlin
Maurice Dwyer
Laura Ekstrand
Gretel Enck
Jeffrey A. Eplett
Courtney Fain
Sylvia Fay
Jim Ferris
Ceicilia Flogfalt
Adam Ben Frank
Laurie Frederick-cohen
Ricardo Freixa
Jason W Fuchs
Ken Glucksberg
Marlena Grzaslewicz
John Gutierrez
Billy Hahn
Kimberly K Hammond
Samuel Henriques
Ed Holt
Mike Hortsman
Chris Houghton
Mark Huang
Dan Janssen
Angela Johnson
Jon Mark Johnson
David L Johnstone
Sabrina Jones
Eva Kadrey
Mark Kamine
Susan Kaplan
Chiemi Karasawa
Gary Kauffman
Takahide Kawakami
Christa Kelly
Christa Kelly
Lisa Kennedy
Jami Kibel
Paula Kimper
Debra Kantor Kohn
David Kolenda
Wendy Kraus
Kenneth M Kroll
Jeff Kushner
George W Larkin
Caroline Laskow
Suzanne Latulipe
Paige Lauman
Maddy Lederman
Colin Lee
Wing Lee
Jeanne Marie Liggio
Tracy Litwin
Mark Lohman
Claudia Lorka
James Lovelett
Debbie Magidson
Julie Manoogian
Julie Manoogian
Teresa Mastropierro
Anne Mccabe
Sean Mccague
John Mclaughlin
John Mclaughlin
Pattie Meyer
Kesten Migdal
Sal Mink
Nicole Monte
Michael Montella
Stuart Montgomery
Lauren Morrell
Elizabeth Murray
David Nadien
David Novack
Marygrace O'shea
Tim O'shea
Dale Robert Pechham
Tom Penketh
Noelle Penraat
Nina M Piaseckyj
Neda Pourang
Barbara Presar
Joseph Quirk
Claudia Raschke
Kevin Rhoafdes
Jacob Ribicoff
Alison C. Rosa
Lisa M Rowe
Jac Rubenstein
Tom Salvatore
Leslie Saylor
Christopher Scarfi
Douglas W Shannon
Michael Shaw
Linda Sheehan
Rachel Short
Dean Silvers
Louis Spiegler
Louis Spigler
Jill Sprecher
Karen Sprecher
John Stachowicz
Reilly Steele
William Sweeney
Michael Swiskay
Steve Szucs
Kimberly A Tillman
Brent S Tinter
Joel Tishcoff
Heidi Topper
Jonathan Tunick
Tania Van Der Houten
Steve Visscher
Klaus Volkenborn
Christine Welker
Hughes Winborne
Charles Winters
Ben Wolf
Charles Zalben
Charles Zalben
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Third feature for actor Bob Balaban whose previous efforts include "Parents" (USA/1989) and "My Boyfriend's Back" (USA/1993).
Released in United States 1995 (Shown at Cleveland International Film Festival March 30 - April 9, 1995.)
Released in United States 1995 (Shown at Portland International Film Festival February 17 - March 5, 1995.)
Released in United States March 1995 (Shown at Santa Barbara International Film Festival March 3-12, 1995.)
Released in United States Spring April 7, 1995
Released in United States April 14, 1995 (Los Angeles)
Expanded Release in United States May 5, 1995
Winner of Golden Arrow awards for most popular film and best director at the 1994 Hamptons International Film Festival.
Expanded Release in United States May 5, 1995
Released in United States 1995
Released in United States April 14, 1995
Released in United States March 1995
Released in United States October 1994
Released in United States on Video November 7, 1995
Released in United States September 1995
Released in United States Spring April 7, 1995
Shown at Cleveland International Film Festival March 30 - April 9, 1995.
Shown at Deauville Film Festival (in competition) September 1-10, 1995.
Shown at Hamptons International Film Festival October 19-23, 1994.
Shown at Portland International Film Festival February 17 - March 5, 1995.
Shown at Santa Barbara International Film Festival March 3-12, 1995.
Began shooting December 2, 1993.
Completed shooting January 17, 1994.
Released in United States September 1995 (Shown at Deauville Film Festival (in competition) September 1-10, 1995.)
Released in United States October 1994 (Shown at Hamptons International Film Festival October 19-23, 1994.)
Released in United States on Video November 7, 1995