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Whatever it Takes (1986)
A Vietnam veteran supports himself and his father's NYC diner by becoming a taxi driver. Along the way he struggles with relationships and his daily life while aspiring to be a cartoonist.
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A Vietnam veteran supports himself and his father's NYC diner by becoming a taxi driver. Along the way he struggles with relationships and his daily life while aspiring to be a cartoonist.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Chris Weatherhead, Bob Demchuk
In Theaters:3/7/1986
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Runtime:93 minutes
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Cast
Bob Demchuk
Director
Martin Balsam
Hap Perchicksky
Thomas Barbour
Hilbourne
Edward Binns
Mr. Kingsley
William Bogert
Timmy Shaughnessy (as Bill Bogert)
Tony Devon
Eren's love Interest
Joey Ginza
Curley
Rosetta LeNoire
Millie
Tom Mason
Jeff Perchick
Fred Morsell
Mr. Bunyon
Marianne Muellerleile
James Rebhorn
Michael Manion
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