Kiss Me Guido


1h 31m 1997

Brief Synopsis

Frankie's a macho Italian-American guy from the Bronx all ready to propose to his girlfriend until he comes home and catches her in bed with his brother. Disillusioned, Frankie decides to change his life by moving to Manhattan and becoming an actor. He answers an apartment ad and, mistakenly thinkin

Film Details

MPAA Rating
Genre
Comedy
Release Date
1997
Production Company
20th Century Fox; Duart Film And Video; Killer Films; Pangea Media Group; Pangea Media Group; Soundtrack Group
Distribution Company
Paramount Pictures; Concorde Filmverleih Gmbh; Manga Entertainment; Paramount Home Media; Paramount Pictures; Turner Entertainment Company; Village Roadshow Limited
Location
New York City, New York, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 31m

Synopsis

Frankie's a macho Italian-American guy from the Bronx all ready to propose to his girlfriend until he comes home and catches her in bed with his brother. Disillusioned, Frankie decides to change his life by moving to Manhattan and becoming an actor. He answers an apartment ad and, mistakenly thinking that "GWM" means "Guy With Money," winds up rooming with Warren, a gay choreographer. Needless to say, it's a learning experience for both men.

Crew

William Arnot

Steadicam Operator

Steve Attali

Song ("Out Of Control")

Mark Avsec

Song ("Mandolay")

Jane Barclay

Executive Producer

Kerry Barden

Casting

Bennie Benjamin

Song

Miguel Brown

Song Performer ("So Many Men, So Little Time")

Dewey Bullock

Song ("Stand Up (Narcotic Mix) (Contains 'There For The Grace Of God Go I')")

Gloria Caldwell

Song ("Don'T Let Me Be Misunderstood")

Tom Carouso

Executive Producer

Joseph Cimino

Foley Engineer

Rich Colbert

Stunt Pedestrian

August Darnell

Song ("There But For The Grace Of God Go I")

Matt Demar

Song ("Out Of Control")

Ira Deutchman

Producer

Robert Dickerson

Song ("Contact")

Pat Distefano

Casting

Norman Douglass

Stunt Coordinator

Norman Douglass

Stunt Driver

Santa Esmeralda

Song Performer

John Farrar

Song ("You'Re The One That I Want")

Victoria Farrell

Costume Designer

Allison Froling

Property Master

Michael Garvin

Song ("Magic Charms")

Gloria Gaynor

Song Performer ("I Am What I Am")

Leroy Green

Song ("Disco Inferno")

Alex Hall

Editor

Oscar Hammerstein Ii

Song ("So Long, Farewell")

Sharon Harel-cohen

Executive Producer

Wendy Harris

Production Office Coordinator

Samuel Henriques

Additional Shooting Crew

Jerry Herman

Song ("I Am What I Am")

Patrick Hernandez

Song Performer ("Born To Be Alive")

Patrick Hernandez

Song

Lee Ann Hileman

Associate Producer

Billy Hopkins

Casting

Carol Jiani

Song Performer ("Hit & Run Lover")

Richie Jones

Song ("I'M Gonna Shout")

Jonathan M Judge

Location Manager

Steve Kandell

Assistant Director

Ron Kersey

Song ("Disco Inferno")

Jeanette King-segnini

Audio Post-Production

Frederick Knight

Song ("Ring My Bell")

Eva M. Kolodner

Unit Production Manager

William Kozy

Sound Recordist

Andrew Kris

Adr Recordist

Andy Kris

Adr

Susan Labunski-saxe

2nd Assistant Director

Suzy Landa

Associate Producer

Christopher Lawford

Executive Producer

Ian Levine

Song ("So Many Men, So Little Time")

Billy Mann

Song ("I'M Gonna Shout")

Deborah Mannis-gardner

Music Coordinator

Sol Marcus

Song ("Don'T Let Me Be Misunderstood")

Juan Martinez

Supervising Sound Editor

Mark Mccoy

Additional Shooting Crew

Jennifer Mcnamara

Casting Associate

Victor Mitchell

Song ("Stand Up (Narcotic Mix) (Contains 'There For The Grace Of God Go I')")

Kevin Moore

1st Assistant Director

Kevin Nance

Song ("There But For The Grace Of God Go I")

Matt Noble

Song ("Magic Charms")

Joanne Octaviano

Key Hair And Makeup

Guido Osorio

Song ("Out Of Control")

Joanne Ottaviano

Key Hair/Makeup

Darcy Parke

Graphic Designer

Gregory Paulmichael

Song ("Out Of Control")

Randall Poster

Music Supervisor

Arthur Pullam

Song ("Contact")

Jennifer Ralston

Sound Editor

Claudia Raschke

Director Of Photography

Michael Rath

Production Accountant

Jeffrey Rathaus

Production Designer

Denise Rich

Songs ("Magic Charms" "I'M Gonna Shout")

Richard Rodgers

Song ("So Long, Farewell" "Laendler")

Arnie Roman

Song ("Can U Feel It")

Katie Roumel

Post-Production Supervisor

Katie Roumel

Line Producer

Nick Scotti

Song Performer ("I'M Gonna Shout")

Thomas E. Shea

Supervising Sound Editor

Lonnie Simmons

Song ("Burn Rubber On Me")

Manny Siverio

Stunt Coordinator

Manny Siverio

Stunt Man (For Anthony Barrile)

Steve Skinner

Song ("Can U Feel It")

Suzanne Smith

Casting

Edwin Starr

Song

Edwin Starr

Song Performer ("Contact"), Song Performer ("Happy Radio")

Rudolph Taylor

Song ("Burn Rubber On Me")

Fiachra Trench

Song ("So Many Men, So Little Time")

Beth Tyler

Script Supervisor

Christine Vachon

Producer

Tony Vitale

Screenwriter

Tony Volante

Re-Recording Engineer

Anita Ward

Song Performer ("Ring My Bell")

Martha Wash

Song Performer ("Magic Charms")

Karl Wasserman

Other

Latanza Waters

Song ("Stand Up (Narcotic Mix) (Contains 'There For The Grace Of God Go I')")

Sandy Wilbur

Song ("Hit & Run Lover")

Charlie Wilson

Song ("Burn Rubber On Me")

Wanda Wysong

Set Decorator

Film Details

MPAA Rating
Genre
Comedy
Release Date
1997
Production Company
20th Century Fox; Duart Film And Video; Killer Films; Pangea Media Group; Pangea Media Group; Soundtrack Group
Distribution Company
Paramount Pictures; Concorde Filmverleih Gmbh; Manga Entertainment; Paramount Home Media; Paramount Pictures; Turner Entertainment Company; Village Roadshow Limited
Location
New York City, New York, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 31m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States Summer July 18, 1997

Expanded Release in United States August 1, 1997

Released in United States on Video March 24, 1998

Released in United States January 1997

Released in United States June 1997

Released in United States July 1997

Released in United States November 1997

Released in United States February 1999

Shown at New York Lesbian & Gay Film Festival June 5-15, 1997.

Shown at San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival June 20-29, 1997.

Shown at Outfest '97: The Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival July 11-20, 1997.

Shown at London Film Festival (US Indies) November 6-23, 1997.

Shown at Welsh International Film Festival November 14-23, 1997.

Shown at Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Film Festival February 10-22, 1999.

Feature directorial debut for location manager Tony Vitale.

Began shooting May 13, 1996.

Completed shooting June 14, 1996.

Released in United States Summer July 18, 1997

Expanded Release in United States August 1, 1997

Released in United States on Video March 24, 1998

Released in United States January 1997 (Shown at Sundance Film Festival (American Spectrum) in Park City, Utah January 16-26, 1997.)

Released in United States June 1997 (Shown at New York Lesbian & Gay Film Festival June 5-15, 1997.)

Released in United States June 1997 (Shown at San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival June 20-29, 1997.)

Released in United States July 1997 (Shown at Outfest '97: The Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival July 11-20, 1997.)

Released in United States November 1997 (Shown at London Film Festival (US Indies) November 6-23, 1997.)

Released in United States November 1997 (Shown at Welsh International Film Festival November 14-23, 1997.)

Released in United States February 1999 (Shown at Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Film Festival February 10-22, 1999.)