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Queens Logic

Name: Queens Logic
Director: Steve Rash
Genre: comedy, drama
Released: 01 Feb 1991
Duration: 100 min
Cast: Terry Kinney, John Malkovich, Kevin Bacon, Jamie Lee Curtis, Joe Mantegna

A group of lifelong friends meet again in Queens for Ray's (Ken Olin) bachelor party and wedding.

Director

Steve Rash

Year

1991

Genre

comedy, drama

Box Office

N/A

Production

Seven Arts Pictures,Carolco Pictures

Awards

1 nomination

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Dennis

Carla

Eliot

Ray

Vinny

Monte

Patricia

Grace

Marty

Maria

Jeremy

Jack

Kate

Inez

Asha

Joey Clams' Nephew

Joey Clams

Madame Rosa

Dolores

Cecil

Cashier

Girl in Club Bathroom

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Mrs. Rondi

Bouncer

Girl in Camaro

Underage Girl at Bar

Angelica

Roberta

Young Al

Young Ray

Young Vinnie

Young Dennis

Young Carla

Young Patricia

Kid Playing Football

Party Neighbor

Club Patron

Jeffery Thomas Johnson

Party Neighbor

Del Zamora

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A group of lifelong friends meet again in Queens for Ray's (Ken Olin) bachelor party and wedding.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Steve Rash

Writer: Tony Spiridakis, Joseph W. Savino

Production: Seven Arts Pictures,Carolco Pictures

Genre: comedy, drama

Year: 1991

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 5.8

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 01 Feb 1991

Awards: 1 nomination

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