Just the Ticket

Cast

Andy Garcia
as Gary Starke

Andie MacDowell
as Linda Palinski

Richard Bradford
as Benny

Laura Harris
as Cyclops

Elizabeth Ashley
as Mrs. Palinski

Fred Asparagus
as Zeus

Andre B. Blake
as Casino

Patrick Breen
as San Diego Vinnie

Ronald Guttman
as Gerrard, Culinary Director

Donna Hanover
as Realtor

Chris Lemmon
as Alex

Ron Leibman
as Barry The Book

Louis Mustillo
as Harry The Head

Paunita Nichols
as Rhonda

Don Novello
as Tony

Abe Vigoda
as Arty

Irene Worth
as Mrs. Haywood

Joe Frazier
as Himself

Sullivan Cooke
as `Blinker'

Anita Elliott
as Refund Lady at the Met

Michael Willis
as TV Customer

Jack Cafferty
as Newscaster

Molly Wenk
as Catholic Schoolgirl Fanny

Daniella Garica-Lorido
as Catholic Schoolgirl Lucy

Michael P. Moran
as Fat Max

Helen Carey
as Food Critic

Bobo Lewis
as Mrs. Dolmatch

Brian Schwary
as College Kid in Jail

Davenia McFadden
as Social Security Checker

Lenny Venito
as Stanley

Richard Wenk
as `Good Call Johnny' D.J.

George Palermo
as Undercover Cop

Anthony DeSando
as Kenny Paliski

Robert Castle
as Uncle Donald

Sully Boyar
as Uncle Tony

Brandon Luis Aponte
as Maury, Funeral Director

Joe Drago
as Father V. Crespo

Alfredo Álvarez Calderón
as Yankee Stadium Security Chief

Gene Greytak
as The Pope

Bill Irwin
as Ray Charles

Joanna P. Alder
as Vickie

John Tormey
as Taxi Cab Driver

Michael Higgins
as Confessional Priest

Austin Lyall Sansone
as Baby in Womb

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Audience Reviews for Just the Ticket

• Apr 26, 2012

  Although filled with recognizable names and faces, and a unique premise (ticket scalper makes good ... you don't see that every day), this one is simply death by formula: you see everything coming from a mile away. And so its no great shakes when it finally arrives. Wait until you've nothing better to do.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Feb 04, 2009

  Another surprising film I've seen lately. You've probably never heard of this one: A ticket scalper (Andy Garcia) going nowhere in life figures he can turn his life around and win back his girlfriend by nabbing tickets to the Pope's address at Yankee Stadium. Yeah, I know. Still, give this one a chance, and you won't regret it. There's a freshness that is usually completely absent in most romantic comedies, ruined in part by an unbelievably bland MacDowell. Kudos to Garcia, though - you can't help but empathize and symapthize with his character. I mean, everybody wants proof that they exist. :)
  Jessica v Super Reviewer

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