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Ragtime
The passion, the violence, the birth of America's Gilded Age.
A young black pianist becomes embroiled in the lives of an upper-class white family set among the racial tensions, infidelity, violence, and other nostalgic events in early 1900s New York City.
- Original title
- Ragtime
- Language
- EN
- Country
- US
- Budget
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James Cagney
New York Police Commissioner Rhinelander Waldo
Brad Dourif
Younger Brother
Moses Gunn
Booker T. Washington
Elizabeth McGovern
Evelyn Nesbit
Kenneth McMillan
Willie Conklin
Pat O'Brien
Delmas
Donald O'Connor
Evelyn's Dance Instructor
James Olson
Father
Mandy Patinkin
Tateh
Howard Rollins
Coalhouse Walker Jr.
Mary Steenburgen
Mother
Debbie Allen
Sarah
Jeffrey DeMunn
Harry Houdini
Robert Joy
Henry Thaw
Norman Mailer
Stanford White
Bruce Boa
Jerome
Norman Chancer
Gent No. 1 - Agent
Jeff Daniels
P.C. O'Donnell
Fran Drescher
Mameh
Frankie Faison
Gang Member No. 1
Alan Gifford
Judge
Richard Griffiths
Delmas' Assistant No. 1
Samuel L. Jackson
Gang Member No. 2
Michael Jeter
Special Reporter
Calvin Levels
Gang Member No. 3
Bessie Love
Old Lady - T.O.C.
Christopher Malcolm
Police Captain No. 2
Billy J. Mitchell
Delmas' Assistant No. 2
Max Nichols
Little Boy
Zack Norman
Gent No. 2 - Manager
Ted Ross
Black Lawyer
Dorsey Wright
Gang Member No. 4
Robert Arden
Foreman of the Jury
Harry Ditson
County Clerk
Robert Dorning
Gent with Stanford White
Geoffrey Greenhill
Police Guard - T.O.C.
Ray Hassett
Policeman No. 12
George Harris
Band Leader - Clef Club
Ron Weyand
Dr. Muller
John Alderson
Waldo's Aide No. 1
Nesbitt Blaisdell
Policeman No. 5
Donald Bisset
J.P. Morgan
Josh Clark
Fireman No. 3
Jake Dengel
Fireman No. 2
Barry Dennen
Stage Manager
Gretchen Franklin
Elderly Woman
Pat Gorman
Thug No. 2
Jeff Harding
Policeman No. 13
Robert Henderson
Elderly Man
Colette Hiller
Lawyer's Female Companion No. 1
Andreas Katsulas
Policeman No. 3
Pavel Landovský
Solomon Peretz
Derek Martin
Waldo's Aide No. 2
Al Matthews
Maitre D'
Stuart Milligan
Marksman
Richard Oldfield
Stock Reporter
Ethan Phillips
Guard at Family House
John Ratzenberger
Policeman
Jan Tříska
Special Reporter
Burnell Tucker
Reporter
Peter Whitman
Stock Reporter
Edward Wiley
Conductor
John Carrafa
Dancer (uncredited)
Jim Fitzpatrick
Bail Clerk (uncredited)
Robert Hallak
Phillip (uncredited)
Derek Lyons
Assassin's Best Friend (uncredited)
Frank Patton III
Arresting Police Officer (uncredited)
Billie Perkins
Stroller (uncredited)
Judi Trott
Chorus Girl (uncredited)
Miroslav Ondříček
Director of Photography
Steve James
Stunts
Miloš Forman
Director
Anne V. Coates
Editor
Dino De Laurentiis
Producer
Randy Newman
Original Music Composer
Randy Newman
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