Night Club (2011 film)
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Directed bySam Borowski
Screenplay byLarry Delrose
Tom Hass
Tom Hass
Story byLarry Delrose
Produced by
- Sam Borowski
- Brian LaBelle
- Samuel M. Sherman
- J. Todd Smith
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| Directed by | Sam Borowski |
| Screenplay by | Larry Delrose Tom Hass |
| Story by | Larry Delrose |
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| Cinematography | William Schweikert |
| Edited by | Joann Murano |
| Distributed by | The Naoj Company |
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| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Night Club is a 2011 American comedy film starring Ernest Borgnine and Mickey Rooney. It is the directorial debut of Sam Borowski.[1]
Justin (Zachary Abel), Nikki (Ahney Her) and Chris (Bryan Williams) take jobs at a retirement home to pay their way through college. With the help of Alfred (Ernest Borgnine), one of the residents, they set up a nightclub on the premises.
Cast
- Ernest Borgnine as Albert
- Zachary Abel as Justin Palma
- Natasha Lyonne as Mrs. Keaton
- Ahney Her as Nikki
- Mickey Rooney as Jerry Sherman
- Sally Kellerman as Dorothy
- Daniel Roebuck as Frank
- Rance Howard as Chuck
- Paul Sorvino as himself
- Alex Hyde-White as Preacher
- Chuck McCann as Manny Melowitz
- Mary Dimino as Gina Palma
- Jan Rooney as Janet
- Clint Howard as Cliff