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Cast

Dermot Mulroney
as Pirate

Rick Schroder
as Stick

Kelli Williams
as Sunshine

Noah Wyle
as Finnegan

Jill Schoelen
as Babette

Kristin Minter
as Tracy

Lucy Deakins
as Mary Beth

Kenny Ransom
as Calvin

Seymour Cassel
as Pop

Paul Gleason
as Mr. Burton

Frederick Coffin
as Mr. Maran

Janet MacLachlan
as Lottie

Andrew Robinson
as Frank

Humble Harve Miller
as The Beard

Humble Harv Miller
as The Beard

Shon Greenblatt
as Morrissey

J.E. Freeman
as George

Jo De Winter
as Miss Shine

Miguel A. Núñez Jr.
as Rodney

David Labiosa
as Singer

Ele Keats
as Emily

Alan Haufrect
as Mr. Pitman

Gene Borkan
as Pete

Nick Bronson
as Ricky

Ashley Mutrux
as Horace

Chris Ufland
as Chris

Christian Jacobs
as Jeff

Bill Williams
as Chef

Shannon Wilcox
as Mattie

Angelina Estrada
as Burton's Housekeeper

Gil Parra
as Police Chief

Mark Ruffalo
as J.D.

Brandi Burkett
as J.D.'s Girlfriend

Ken Wright
as Policeman

Everett Lamar
as Sidekick

Ed Beechner
as Policeman

Sal Lopez
as Chicago

Paula M. Brown
as Street Dancer

Edward Swan
as Bartender

Bonnie Baker
as Shindig Dancer

Russ O'Hara
as Shindig Announcer

Budd Carr
as Performer

Anne Archer
as Narrator

Frances Williams
as Grandmother

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Audience Reviews for There Goes My Baby

• May 24, 2011

  The characters in this movie are so underdeveloped; their personalities could be described in 2 words or less. This movie bored me to tears. It was only 90 minutes, but it felt much, much longer. There was a lot of stuff going on, but most of it came out of nowhere. It's hard to explain, but it was awful. There were many stories going on, but none of them were interesting except for Stick's problem about going off to the Vietnam war. I was actually looking forward to get to know his character, but unfortunately he disappeared off screen for a long time. He'd make an appearance now and again, but I didn't really get to see his character until the very end. The characters didn't seem to have convincing relationships on screen either. I wasn't convinced any of them were "best friends forever". The chemistry between them all sucked. Aside from the characters, the narration in this movie drove me INSANE. I absolutely HATE narration of any kind in a movie. I mean sometimes if the narration is good, I can deal with it, but if it's bad, I lose my mind. The narration in this movie is bad. The narrator is one of the girl characters, I can't remember her name. She gave little background information on the other characters, and pretty much just described to me what was happening in the movie....Like I'm blind and can't see for myself what is going on. Any time she came on I was like SHUT THE HELL UP! It's like an obnoxious mother sitting in a theater explaining to her 4 year old child what's happening in the movie. I'm not 4 years old, and I don't need anyone to explain to me what the movie is about. I have two eyes and ears and can understand what the deal is, thanks. The two shirtless guys on this movie's poster is pretty much what talked me into watching this film. I was disappointed though because this movie is not as attractive as it seems. Skip it for sure. The boys aren't even as cute as they look on the poster. I was fooled into thinking they were somewhat attractive. :( Oh well.
  Japes . Super Reviewer
• Oct 16, 2010

  Solid if unexceptional drama of a group of teens on the cusp of adulthood during the turbulent mid 60's.
  jay n Super Reviewer
• Sep 06, 2010

  This is like one a 60s nostalgia script from the 80s that they passed on, and picked up again in the 90s. They had good intentions with it, but the acting and characters are lame and the story is predictable. There's a good 60s feel to it, though, so it gets nostalgia points. Overall, it's okay, but it could have been rewritten to be a much better movie.
  Aj V Super Reviewer

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