The Wanderers
1979 | 1 h 57mins |U/A 13+| Drama
The streets of the Bronx are owned by '60s youth gangs where the joy and pain of adolescence is lived. Philip Kaufman tells his take on the novel by Richard Price about the history of the Italian-American gang ‘The Wanderers.’
Starring: Ken Wahl, Karen Allen, Toni Kalem,
Starring :
Ken Wahl
Richie
Karen Allen
Nina
Toni Kalem
Despie Galasso
Alan Rosenberg
Turkey
Jim Youngs
Buddy
Tony Ganios
Perry
Linda Manz
Peewee
William Andrews
Emilio
Erland van Lidth
Terror
Val Avery
Mr. Sharp
Dolph Sweet
Chubby Galasso
Michael Wright
Clinton
Burtt Harris
Marine Recruiter
Samm-Art Williams
Roger
Dion Albanese
Teddy Wong
George Merolle
Peppy Dio
Terri Perri
Terri Perri
Tara King
Pretty Girl
Michael Pasternak
Georgie
Bruce Nozick
Dushie
Faith Minton
Big Lady
Adam Kimmel
Folk singer
Jery Hewitt
Bowler
Leon W. Grant
Boo Boo
Sally Anne Golden
Crying Woman
Ken Foree
Black Sportsman
Rosemary De Angelis
Waitress
John Califano
Bowling Bankroller
Richard Price
Bowling Bankroller
Linda Artuso
Buddy's Woman
Earlie J. Butler III
Del Bomber
Rafael Cabrera
Del Bomber
Brian Colleary
Referee
Lorna Erickson
Gloria Galasso
Adam Kimmel
Folk Singer
Sheryl Posner
Despie's Girlfriend
Bert Samuel
Mau Mau
Konrad Sheehan
Ducky Boy 2nd-In-Command
Frank Ferrara Sr.
Wanderer
Paul Lisotta
Wanderer
Thomas H. LoRusso
Wanderer
Anthony Pleskow
Wanderer
Steven Santillo
Wanderer
Billy Stulberg
Wanderer
Victor Terry
Wanderer
F.X. Vitolo
Wanderer
Harry Benjamin
Pharoah Leader
Alan H. Braunstein
Ducky Boy Leader
Mark Lesly
Second Ducky Boy
Farrel R. Tannenbaum
Ray Leader
Anthony Tirico
Executioner Leader
Vinnie De Carlo
Albert
Dom De Prospo
Dom
Tony Munafo
Tony
Michael J. Raffaele
Mike
Danny Aiello III
Baldie
Michael Amato
Baldie
John Devaney
Baldie
Terrence George
Baldie
Nicholas J. Giangiulio
Baldie
Eddie Horre
Baldie
Dennis M. Lee
Baldie
Ralph Mazzella
Baldie
Peter Potulski
Baldie
Jimmy Scagnelli
Baldie
Joe Zimmardi
Baldie
Anton Evangelista
Wanderer (uncredited)
Olympia Dukakis
Joey's Mother (uncredited)
Wayne Knight
Waiter (uncredited)
John Friedrich
Joey
