The second of director Barry Levinson's Baltimore Trilogy (the first was Diner, the third Avalon), Tin Men seems at first glance to be much ado about nothing. Set in 1963, the story begins when two aluminum siding salesmen, played by Richard Dreyfuss and Danny DeVito, are involved in a traffic ...more
MPAA Rating: R | Year: 1987 | Running Time: 120 minutes
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$13.99TIN MEN
Barry Levinson's episodic comedy on the feud of a couple of aluminum-siding hustlers is often a very funny outing which never meshes convincingly. Returning to the Baltimore of the early '60s, the site of his classic Diner, the director focuses on some older but hardly wiser characters, a pair of "tin men" whose pride in the fraudulence of their sales techniques makes the film something of a Glengarry Glen Ross "lite." Levinson underscores the insecurities of this tribe of capitalist warriors ...more
- Richard Dreyfuss - Bill "BB" Babowsky
- Danny DeVito - Ernest Tilley
- Barbara Hershey - Nora Tilley
- John Mahoney - Moe, Partner to "BB"
- Jackie Gayle - Sam, Tilley's Partner
- Joshua Billings - Man At Crash
- David Steele - Band Member
- Myron Citrenbaum - Murray
- Bill Danoff - Police Officer
- Todd Jackson - Young Boy
- Marcia Herr - Sonial Securtiy Girl
- Kathleen Goldpaugh - Arguing Wife
- Theodore Goldman - Pool Hall Worker
- William C. Godsey - Belvedere Hotel Barman
- Barry Levinson - Director
- Mark Johnson - Producer
- Barry Levinson - Screenwriter
- Kim Kurumada - Associate Producer
- Steven Saxton - Associate Producer
- Gloria Gresham - Costume Designer
- Albert M. Shapiro - First Assistant Director
- Stu Linder - Editor
- Fine Young Cannibals - Composer (Music Score)
- Andy Cox - Composer (Music Score)
- David Steele - Composer (Music Score)
- Irving Buchman - Makeup
- Peter Jamison - Production Designer
- Peter Sova - Cinematographer












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