I'm Dancing as Fast as I Can Trailer

I'm Dancing as Fast as I Can Trailer (1982)

"Two In The Morning. Two Before Lunch. Two After Dinner. Two Before Bed. Every Day." 05 March 1982 Drama 107 mins

An adaptation of Barbara Gordon's nonfiction account of her addiction to Valium.

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Cast

Jill Clayburgh

as Barbara Gordon

Nicol Williamson

as Derek Bauer

Dianne Wiest

as Julie Addison

Joe Pesci

as Roger

Geraldine Page

as Jean Scott Martin

Albert Salmi

as Ben Martin

John Lithgow

as Mr. Brunner

Ellen Greene

as Karen Mulligan

Dan Hedaya

as Dr. Klein

Joseph Maher

as Dr. Kalman

Richard Masur

as Alan Newman

Kathleen Widdoes

as Dr. Rawlings

James Sutorius

as Sam Mulligan

Erin Halligan

as Denise

Crew

Jan de Bont

Jan de Bont Director of Photography

Stanley Silverman

Original Music Composer

Ken Aichele

Ken Aichele Set Decoration

Julie Weiss

Julie Weiss Costume Design

David Jenkins

David Jenkins Production Design

Lee Harman

Lee Harman Makeup Artist

David Rabe

David Rabe Executive Producer

David Nicksay

David Nicksay Associate Producer

Scott Rudin

Scott Rudin Producer

Fred Kolo

Fred Kolo Art Direction

International Releases Dates

United States 05 March 1982

Production Companies

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