Mikey and Nicky

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Mikey and Nicky is a 1976 American crime drama film written and directed by Elaine May, known for its intense character study of two small-time gangsters over the course of one night.

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instanceOf film
cinematographyBy Victor J. Kemper NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReevaluation The film gained greater critical acclaim in later decades after a troubled initial release.
director Elaine May
distributor Paramount Pictures
editedBy Elaine May
Shelly Klingerman
filmingStyle location shooting
naturalistic performance style
genre crime drama
crime film
drama film
hasCultFollowing true
hasMainCharacter Mikey
Nicky
hasTheme betrayal
friendship
loyalty
organized crime
musicBy John Strauss
narrativeLocation Philadelphia
notableFor intense character study
portrayal of male friendship
originalLanguage English
partOf American New Hollywood cinema
linked to: New Hollywood
plotSummary The film follows two small-time gangsters over the course of one night as they confront betrayal, fear, and their troubled friendship.
productionCompany Paramount Pictures
releaseDate 1976-12-21
releaseYear 1976
runtimeMinutes 106
screenDebutInDirectionFor Elaine May
screenplayBy Elaine May
settingPeriod 1970s
starring Carol Grace
John Cassavetes
Ned Beatty
Peter Falk
Rose Arrick
writer Elaine May

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Elaine May notableWork Mikey and Nicky