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In 1953, Larry Lapinsky (Lenny Baker) is a young Jewish man who leaves his family home in Brooklyn for the bohemian enclave of Manhattan's Greenwich Village, to the loud consternation of his mother Fay (Creator/ShelleyWinters). She might be even more upset if she knew that he was having sex with his girlfriend Sarah (Ellen Greene), (Creator/EllenGreene), with no plans to get married.
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In 1953, Larry Lapinsky (Lenny Baker) is a young Jewish man who leaves his family home in Brooklyn for the bohemian enclave of Manhattan's Greenwich Village, to the loud consternation of his mother Fay (Creator/ShelleyWinters). She might be even more upset if she knew that he was having sex with his girlfriend Sarah (Creator/EllenGreene), (Ellen Greene), with no plans to get married.
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Larry wants to make it as an actor, and it's readily apparent that he's always performing. For the time being being, he pays the rent by making juice cocktails in a health food restaurant. In between he spends a lot of time with Sarah and with his new their friends, a colorful and volatile bunch.
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In 1953, Larry Lapinsky (Lenny Baker) is a young Jewish man who leaves his family home in Brooklyn for the bohemian enclave of Manhattan's Greenwich Village, to the loud consternation of his mother Fay (Creator/ShelleyWinters). She might be even more upset if she knew that he was having sex with his girlfriend Sarah (Creator/EllenGreene) (Creator/EllenGreene), with no plans to get married.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Their friend Anita must suffer from some sort of depression-related disorder, given her regular suicide attempts [[spoiler: and eventual success]], but it's hard to get more specific than that.
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In 1953, Larry Lapinsky (Lenny Baker) is a young Jewish man who leaves his family home in Brooklyn for the bohemian enclave of Manhattan's Greenwich Village, to the loud consternation of his mother Fay (Creator/ShelleyWinters). She might be even more upset if she knew he was having sex with his girlfriend Sarah (Creator/EllenGreene) with no plans to get married.
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In 1953, Larry Lapinsky (Lenny Baker) is a young Jewish man who leaves his family home in Brooklyn for the bohemian enclave of Manhattan's Greenwich Village, to the loud consternation of his mother Fay (Creator/ShelleyWinters). She might be even more upset if she knew that he was having sex with his girlfriend Sarah (Creator/EllenGreene) with no plans to get married.
Larry wants to make it as anactor actor, and it's fairly obvious readily apparent that he's always performing. For the time being he pays the rent by making juice cocktails in a health food restaurant. In between he spends a lot of time with Sarah and with his new friends, a colorful and volatile bunch.
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It's 1953, and Larry Lapinsky (Lenny Baker) is a young Jewish man who leaves his family home in Brooklyn for the bohemian enclave of Greenwich Village in Manhattan, to the loud consternation of his mother Fay (Creator/ShelleyWinters). She might be even more upset if she knew that he was having sex with his girlfriend Sarah (Creator/EllenGreene) with no plans to get married.
Larry wants to make it as an actor and it's fairly obvious that he's always performing. For the time being he pays the rent by making juice cocktails in a health food restaurant. He spends a lot of time with Sarah and with his new friends, a colorful and volatile bunch.
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It's 1953, and Larry Lapinsky (Lenny Baker) is a young Jewish man who leaves his family home in Brooklyn for the bohemian enclave of Greenwich Village in Manhattan, to the loud consternation of his mother Fay (Creator/ShelleyWinters). She might be even more upset if she knew that he was having sex with his girlfriend Sarah (Creator/EllenGreene) with no plans to get married.
Larry wants to make it as an actor and it's fairly obvious that he's always performing. For the time being he pays the rent by making juice cocktails in a health food restaurant.He In between he spends a lot of time with Sarah and with his new friends, a colorful and volatile bunch.
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It's 1953, and Larry Lapinsky (Lenny Baker) is a young Jewish man who leaves his family home in Brooklyn for the bohemian enclave of Greenwich Village in Manhattan, to the loud consternation of his mother Fay. Fay (Creator/ShelleyWinters). She might be even more upset if she knew that he was having sex with his girlfriend Sarah (Creator/EllenGreene) with no plans to get married.
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Larry Lapinsky is a young Jewish man who leaves his family home in Brooklyn for the Bohemian bohemian enclave of Greenwich Village in Manhattan, to the loud consternation of his mother Fay. She might be even more upset if she knew that he was having sex with his girlfriend Sarah with no plans to get married.
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''Next Stop, Greenwich Village'' is the only film to star Lenny Baker--who plays Larry--before his untimely death in 1982. Creator/ShelleyWinters costars, along with future stars Creator/ChristopherWalken, Creator/EllenGreene, and Creator/JeffGoldblum. Creator/BillMurray and Creator/VincentSchiavelli make have cameos.
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''Next Stop, Greenwich Village'' is a 1976 comedy/drama film written and directed by Paul Mazursky, loosely inspired by his own young adulthood.
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''Next Stop, Greenwich Village'' is a 1976 comedy/drama comedy-drama film written and directed by Paul Mazursky, Creator/PaulMazursky, loosely inspired by his own young adulthood.
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* CreatorCameo: Paul Mazursky appears as the casting director for Larry's audition film.
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* TheFifties: Set in 1953, with a lot of period references to Creator/MarlonBrando and the Rosenbergs, as well as a {{bebop}}-influenced score from Bill Conti.
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* TwoferTokenMinority: Bernstein Chandler is both black and very CampGay. Despite his (assumed) first name, he is not Jewish.
* YourCheatingHeart: Larry and Sarah's relationship doesn't seem much affected by [[spoiler: her getting an abortion]], but comes to a violent end when [[spoiler: she sleeps with Robert]].
* YourCheatingHeart: Larry and Sarah's relationship doesn't seem much affected by [[spoiler: her getting an abortion]], but comes to a violent end when [[spoiler: she sleeps with Robert]].
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* YourCheatingHeart: Larry and Sarah's relationship doesn't seem much affected by [[spoiler: her getting an abortion]], but comes to a violent end when [[spoiler: she sleeps with Robert]].
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* NoSocialSkills: Clive Baxter, Goldblum's actor character, is a smooth talker, but his aggressiveness repeatedly gets him stalled in or kicked out of auditions and screen tests.
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* AuthorAvatar: Larry is one for Paul Mazursky, although the family backgrounds are a little different. (e.g. the Mazurskys came from Ukraine, not Poland.)
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''Next Stop, Greenwich Village'' is the only film to star Lenny Baker--who plays Larry--before his untimely death in 1982. Creator/ShelleyWinters costars, along with future stars Creator/ChristopherWalken, Creator/EllenGreene, and Creator/JeffGoldblum.
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''Next Stop, Greenwich Village'' is the only film to star Lenny Baker--who plays Larry--before his untimely death in 1982. Creator/ShelleyWinters costars, along with future stars Creator/ChristopherWalken, Creator/EllenGreene, and Creator/JeffGoldblum. Creator/BillMurray and Creator/VincentSchiavelli make cameos.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Their friend Anita must suffer from some sort of depression-related disorder, given her regular suicide attempts [[spoiler: and eventual success]], but it's hard to get more specific than that.
* BrutalHonesty: The "truth game" that Robert proposes at Larry's rent party is meant to be an example. Robert himself confronts an artist friend with allegations that he's repeating himself, while his torch-carrying friend Connie starts in on Robert's womanizing ways before the game is interrupted by Larry's visiting parents.
* DoWrongRight: A cop at the el station where Larry is blowing off some steam in the middle of the night tells him he's keeping the neighbors up. He also critiques Larry's impressions.
* DoggedNiceGuy: Connie could be seen as a RareFemaleExample towards Robert. She gives him plenty of opportunities and is there when he actually does propose a tryst near the movie's end, but doesn't object to him seducing other women left and right while mostly ignoring her feelings for him.
* JewishMother: Larry's mother Fay is an archetypical example: loving, overprotective, guilt-inducing, and emotional in a way that makes her the center of attention. Larry has an imagine spot where he sees her wowing his acting class with song and dance.
* NoSocialSkills: Clive Baxter, Goldblum's actor character, is a smooth talker, but his aggressiveness repeatedly gets him stalled in or kicked out of auditions and screen tests.
* TitleDrop: Larry yells out "Next stop, Greenwich Village" as the conductor in a party game of subway.
* TwoferTokenMinority: Bernstein Chandler is both black and very CampGay. Despite his (assumed) first name, he is not Jewish.
* YourCheatingHeart: Larry and Sarah's relationship doesn't seem much affected by [[spoiler: her getting an abortion]], but comes to a violent end when [[spoiler: she sleeps with Robert]].
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Their friend Anita must suffer from some sort of depression-related disorder, given her regular suicide attempts [[spoiler: and eventual success]], but it's hard to get more specific than that.
* BrutalHonesty: The "truth game" that Robert proposes at Larry's rent party is meant to be an example. Robert himself confronts an artist friend with allegations that he's repeating himself, while his torch-carrying friend Connie starts in on Robert's womanizing ways before the game is interrupted by Larry's visiting parents.
* DoWrongRight: A cop at the el station where Larry is blowing off some steam in the middle of the night tells him he's keeping the neighbors up. He also critiques Larry's impressions.
* DoggedNiceGuy: Connie could be seen as a RareFemaleExample towards Robert. She gives him plenty of opportunities and is there when he actually does propose a tryst near the movie's end, but doesn't object to him seducing other women left and right while mostly ignoring her feelings for him.
* JewishMother: Larry's mother Fay is an archetypical example: loving, overprotective, guilt-inducing, and emotional in a way that makes her the center of attention. Larry has an imagine spot where he sees her wowing his acting class with song and dance.
* NoSocialSkills: Clive Baxter, Goldblum's actor character, is a smooth talker, but his aggressiveness repeatedly gets him stalled in or kicked out of auditions and screen tests.
* TitleDrop: Larry yells out "Next stop, Greenwich Village" as the conductor in a party game of subway.
* TwoferTokenMinority: Bernstein Chandler is both black and very CampGay. Despite his (assumed) first name, he is not Jewish.
* YourCheatingHeart: Larry and Sarah's relationship doesn't seem much affected by [[spoiler: her getting an abortion]], but comes to a violent end when [[spoiler: she sleeps with Robert]].
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''Next Stop, Greenwich Village'' is a 1976 comedy/drama film written and directed by Paul Mazursky, loosely inspired by his own young adulthood.
Larry Lapinsky is a young Jewish man who leaves his family home in Brooklyn for the Bohemian enclave of Greenwich Village in Manhattan, to the loud consternation of his mother Fay. She might be even more upset if she knew that he was having sex with his girlfriend Sarah with no plans to get married.
Larry wants to make it as an actor and it's fairly obvious that he's always performing. For the time being he pays the rent by making juice cocktails in a health food restaurant. He spends a lot of time with Sarah and with his new friends, a colorful and volatile bunch.
''Next Stop, Greenwich Village'' is the only film to star Lenny Baker--who plays Larry--before his untimely death in 1982. Creator/ShelleyWinters costars, along with future stars Creator/ChristopherWalken, Creator/EllenGreene, and Creator/JeffGoldblum.
Larry Lapinsky is a young Jewish man who leaves his family home in Brooklyn for the Bohemian enclave of Greenwich Village in Manhattan, to the loud consternation of his mother Fay. She might be even more upset if she knew that he was having sex with his girlfriend Sarah with no plans to get married.
Larry wants to make it as an actor and it's fairly obvious that he's always performing. For the time being he pays the rent by making juice cocktails in a health food restaurant. He spends a lot of time with Sarah and with his new friends, a colorful and volatile bunch.
''Next Stop, Greenwich Village'' is the only film to star Lenny Baker--who plays Larry--before his untimely death in 1982. Creator/ShelleyWinters costars, along with future stars Creator/ChristopherWalken, Creator/EllenGreene, and Creator/JeffGoldblum.
