#Ray Sharkey

[anthonysperkins]

"Then what is this 'that's all there is to it' crap?" "Hey! I still love you, too!" "Yeah, but… you're not married to me." "Want to get married?" "To you?!" "Yeah." "Sure! Hey Pop? Ma? Great news! Willie and I are gettin' married!"

Michael Ontkean and Ray Sharkey Willie and Phil (1980) dir. Paul Mazursky

[doesnt-own-a-sportscoat]

Ray Sharkey and Michael Ontkean in Willie and Phil (1980) directed by Paul Mazursky

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Phil is an aspiring photographer. He and Willie snap some pictures together while discussing Plato, Shakespeare and baseball before deciding to call up some models. That’s just what two close pals do.

[wardenmop]

WISEGUY

[sirbogarde]

back in my screenshotting era. these are mostly from eps 2-5. Might eventually crop them and make some nice episode sets idk

[streamondemand]

'Wiseguy' – TV's great undercover cop drama on Prime Video and Peacock

Ken Wahl stars as Vinnie Terranova, a veteran FBI agent making a transition to deep cover operative in the (fictional) Organized Crime Bureau divitaion, in the undercover thriller Wiseguy (1987-1990). Created by Stephen J. Cannell and Stanley Lupo, it took a radically different approach to TV crime as it charted the long, slow process of Terranova infiltrating the mob. His first assignment is to…

[vincenzo-terranova]

@otterfire

Vinnie spends this entire series finding men to be a Whole Idiot with and I think that’s beautiful

"New Blood" WISEGUY, SEASON ONE, EPISODE THREE

[minhamemoriasuja]

Michael Ontkean & Ray Sharkey 🎬: Willie and Phil (1980)

[mitochondriaandbunnies]

WAIT HOLY SHIT JUAN IS CHAKOTAY

Sonny Steelgrave x Chakotay is my new favorite crossover crack ship

Tonight i am watching Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills and in the first three minutes they have murdered someone with a gun from Abercrombie and Fitch and brought out this cake

[lifeinasmalltowninjapan]

Ray Sharkey and Ornella Muti

🎥 Love And Money (1982)

[69balcony]

Ray Sharkey by Elisa Leonelli, 1981

[princesssarisa]

"Faerie Tale Theatre" Posthumous Reunion: The Stars' Final Resting Places

Some people might think I'm obsessed with death. A minor hobby of mine is to research celebrities' final resting places, via the website Find a Grave and the YouTube channel Hollywood Graveyard. And I like perusing themed guides to famous graves. For example, Hollywood Graveyard's videos themed to Christmas, Halloween, the cast and crew of The Wizard of Oz, cast and crew members of The Twilight Zone, etc., or Find A Grave's "Posthumous Reunion" pages for famous movie and TV show casts, sports teams, etc.

I decided to create a similar guide for the cast of Shelley Duvall's Faerie Tale Theatre. Sadly, all too many stars of that cult classic series are no longer with us. Here's a guide (with links to Find a Grave pages) to the various places where those stars are buried, in case anyone here might like to visit a few someday.

@ariel-seagull-wings, @thealmightyemprex

Aughaval Cemetery – Westport, Ireland

*Joseph Maher (Narrator, Cinderella/Sultan, Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp)

Blue Grass Memorial Gardens and Mausoleum – Nicholasville, Kentucky, USA

*Harry Dean Stanton (Rip van Winkle, Rip van Winkle)

Eternal Hills Memorial Park – Oceanside, California, USA

*Karen Black (The Sea Witch, The Little Mermaid)

Fairview Cemetery – Linden, Michigan, USA

*Max Wright (Prince Heinrick, The Dancing Princesses)

Fir Grove Cemetery – Ada, Oregon, USA

*Bridgette Andersen (Gretel, Hansel and Gretel)

Forest Cemetery – Circleville, Ohio, USA

*Conchata Ferrell (Mother, Thumbelina)

Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills – Los Angeles, California, USA

*Carrie Fisher (Thumbelina, Thumbelina)

*Fred Willard (Paul Pig, The Three Little Pigs)

*Brock Peters (The Ogre, Puss in Boots)

*Pat McCormick (King Fredrico, The Princess and the Pea)

Genola Rural Cemetery – Los Angeles, California, USA

John P. Ryan (Hendrick Hudson, Rip Van Winkle)

Green Hill Cemetery – Muskogee, Oklahoma, USA

*James Noble (King Rupert, Cinderella)

Hillside Memorial Park – Culver City, California, USA

*Leonard Nimoy (The Evil Magician, Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp)

*Dick Shawn (The Emperor, The Emperor’s New Clothes)

Hollywood Forever Cemetery – Los Angeles, California, USA

*Paul Reubens (Pinocchio, Pinocchio)

Holy Cross Cemetery – Culver City, California, USA

*Chris Penn (Will Tussenbrook, Rip Van Winkle)

Lake Lawn Park Cemetery and Mausoleum – New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

*Severn Darden (Farmer Silas, The Princess Who Had Never Laughed)

Lincoln Cemetery – Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, USA

*Jean Stapleton (The Giantess, Jack and the Beanstalk/The Fairy Godmother, Cinderella)

Mount Shasta Memorial Park – Mount Shasta, California, USA

*Brandis Kemp (Mama Bear, Goldilocks and the Three Bears/voice of Nadine Wolf, The Three Little Pigs)

Mount Sinai Memorial Park – Los Angeles, California, USA

*Frances Bay (Granny, Little Red Riding Hood)

*Georgia Brown (Maggie, The Emperor’s New Clothes)

Mountain View Cemetery – Oakland, California, USA

*Jack Fletcher (The Wizard, Rumpelstiltskin)

Queen of Heaven Catholic Cemetery – Hillside, Illinois, USA

*George Kirby (The King, Puss in Boots)

Polizzi Generosa Cemetery – Palermo, Sicily, Italy

*Vincent Sciavelli (The Priest, Pinocchio)

Riverside Cemetery – Old Saybrook, Connecticut, USA

*Art Carney (Morty, The Emperor’s New Clothes)

Riverview Cemetery – Hamilton, Montana, USA

*Hoyt Axton (The Ranger, Goldilocks and the Three Bears)

Rose Hills Memorial Park – Whittier, California, USA

*Keye Luke (Imperial Doctor, The Nightingale)

Saint Charles Cemetery – East Farmingdale, New York, USA

*Ray Sharkey (Grand Vizier, Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp)

Saint Peter Churchyard – Blackland, Wiltshire, England

*David Hemmings (Narrator, Thumbelina/The Reindeer, The Snow Queen)

Saint Voldoldymyr Ukrainian Cemetery – Oakville, Ontario, Canada

*Gregory Hines (Edgar, Puss in Boots)

Valley Oaks Memorial Park – Los Angeles, California, USA

*Stephen Furst (Peter Pig, The Three Little Pigs)

Westwood Village Memorial Park – Los Angeles, California, USA

*Eve Arden (The Stepmother, Cinderella)

*James Coburn (The G**sy, Pinocchio)

*Doris Roberts (Mother Pig, The Three Little Pigs)

*Tim Conway (The Mayoral Candidate, Rip Van Winkle)

*Frank Zappa (Attila, The Boy Who Left Home to Find Out About the Shivers)

*Lu Leonard (Mrs. Toad, Thumbelina)

*Gena Rowlands (The Witch, Rapunzel)

William Henry Lee Memorial Cemetery – Los Angeles, California, USA

*Beatrice Straight (Queen Veronica, The Princess and the Pea)

Cremated, Ashes Held Privately or Scattered

*Shelley Duvall (series creator and hostess/The Miller's Daughter, Rumpelstiltskin/Rapunzel, Rapunzel/voice of the Nightingale, The Nightingale/Snow White's Mother, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs)

*Robin Williams (Prince Robin, The Tale of the Frog Prince)

*Hervé Villechaize (Rumpelstiltskin, Rumpelstiltskin)

*Christopher Reeve (The Prince, Sleeping Beauty)

*Treat Williams (Prince Andrew, The Little Mermaid)

*Brian Dennehy (King Neptune, The Little Mermaid)

*Klaus Kinski (The Beast, Beauty and the Beast)

*Roddy McDowell (Narrator, Rapunzel)

*Christopher Lee (King Vladimir, The Boy Who Left Home to Find Out About the Shivers)

*Dana Hill (Princess Amanda, The Boy Who Left Home to Find Out About the Shivers)

*Vincent Price (The Magic Mirror, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs/Narrator, The Boy Who Left Home to Find Out About the Shivers)

*David Warner (The Innkeeper, The Boy Who Left Home to Find Out About the Shivers)

*Jeff Corey (Father, The Boy Who Left Home to Find Out About the Shivers)

*Jack Riley (Sexton, The Boy Who Left Home to Find Out About the Shivers)

*Ned Beatty (The King, Rumpelstiltskin)

*Roy Dotrice (Peter Vanderdonk, Rip Van Winkle/The King, The Dancing Princesses)

*Zelda Rubinstein (Old Woman, The Dancing Princesses)

*Burgess Meredith (Mr. Mole, Thumbelina)

*Lee Remick (The Snow Queen, The Snow Queen)

*Lance Kerwin (Kai, The Snow Queen)

*Linda Manz (The Robber Girl, The Snow Queen)

*René Auberjonois (King Ulrich, The Tale of the Frog Prince/King Boris, Sleeping Beauty)

*Sally Kellerman (Queen Natasha, Sleeping Beauty)

*Barrie Ingham (Finance Minister, The Emperor’s New Clothes/Tutor, The Princess Who Had Never Laughed)

*Richard Libertini (King Murray, Sleeping Beauty)

*Alex Karras (Papa Bear, Goldilocks and the Three Bears)

*Katherine Helmond (Jack’s Mother, Jack and the Beanstalk)

*John Vernon (Father, Little Red Riding Hood)

*Mako (Gardener/Minister, The Nightingale)

*Billy Curtis (Barnaby, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs)

*Rae Allen (Aladdin’s Mother, Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp)

*Howard Hesseman (The King, The Princess Who Had Never Laughed)

*Jackie Vernon (Phlegmatic Jack, The Princess Who Had Never Laughed)

*Albert Hague (Nicholas Vedder, Rip Van Winkle)

*James Earl Jones (Genies of the Lamp and the Ring, Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp)

Donated to Medical Science

*Ian Abercrombie (The Royal Cobbler, The Dancing Princesses)

Unknown (Not Publicly Revealed or No Information Online)

*Carl Reiner (Geppetto, Pinocchio)

*Alan Arkin (Bo, The Emperor’s New Clothes)

*Peter Risch (Bruno, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs/Herald, Puss in Boots)

*Lou Carry (Bertram, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs)

*Stephen Elliott (Father, Beauty and the Beast)

[my-chaos-radio-80-list]

The 80s List

Update: Every Sunday

Last:       March 2, 2025

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1999 - Prince

500 Miles - The Hooters

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A Different Corner - George Michael

A Good Heart - Feargal Sharkey

A Love So Beautiful - Roy Orbison

A Love Supreme - Will Downing

A Matter Of Trust - Billy Joel

A Question Of Lust - Depeche Mode

A Question Of Time - Depeche Mode

A Trick Of The Night - Bananarama

Abracadabra - Steve Miller Band

Absolute Beginners - David Bowie

Addicted To Love - Robert Palmer

Advice For The Young At Heart - Tears For Fears

Africa - Toto

Age Of Reason - John Farnham

Against All Odds - Phil Collins

Ain’t Nobody - Rufus, Chaka Khan

Airhead - Thomas Dolby

All Around The World - Lisa Stansfield

All I Need Is A Miracle - Mike + The Mechanics

All I Want Is You��- Carly Simon

All Night Long - Lionel Richie

All Of My Heart - ABC

All Out Of Love - Air Supply

All The Love In The World - The Outfield

All Through The Night - Cyndi Lauper

All You Zombies - The Hooters

Always On My Mind - Pet Shop Boys

Amanda - Boston

Americanos - Holly Johnson

Amoureux Solitaires - Lio

Angel - Fra Lippo Lippi

Angel 07 - Hubert Kah

Angel Eyes - Wet Wet Wet

Angel Of The Morning - Juice Newton

Another Day In Paradise - Phil Collins

Another Life - Kano

Another Lonely Night In New York - Robin Gibb

Anything For You - Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Machine

Appetite - Prefab Sprout

Are You Man Enough - C.C. Catch

Around My Dream - Silver Pozzoli

Around My Heart - Sandra

Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do) - Christopher Cross

Attention To Me - The Nolans

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Babooshka - Kate Bush

Baby Baby - Eighth Wonder

Baby Can I Hold You - Tracy Chapman

Baby I Don’t Care - Transvision Vamp

Baby Jane - Rod Stewart

Baby Love - Regina

Back On Holiday - Robbie Nevil

Back On The Chain Gang - Pretenders

Back To Life - Soul II Soul

Bad - Michael Jackson

Bad Boys - Inner Circle

Ball And Chain - Wax

Ballet Dancer - The Twins

Be Near Me - ABC

Beatles Medley - Stars On 45

Beds Are Burning - Midnight Oil

Beethoven (I Love To Listen To) - Eurythmics

Bette Davis Eyes - Kim Carnes

Better Be Good To Me - Tina Turner

Between Something And Nothing - The Ocean Blue

Big Fun - Inner City

Big In Japan - Alphaville

Big Love - Fleetwood Mac

Big Time - Peter Gabriel

Billie Jean - Michael Jackson

Bit By Bit - Stephanie Mills

Black Man Ray - China Crisis

Black Velvet - Alannah Myles

Blow The House Down - Living In A Box

Blue Hotel - Chris Isaak

Blue Kiss - Jane Wiedlin

Blue Monday - New Order

Blue Monday 88 - New Order

Borrowed Love - The S.O.S. Band

Boys Of Summer - Don Henley

Brand New Toy - The Jeremy Days

Break My Stride - Matthew Wilder

Breakaway - Tracey Ullman

Bridge To Your Heart - Wax

Broken Wings - Mr. Mister

Brother Louie - Modern Talking

Brothers In Arms - Dire Straits

[adictaenserie]

Sábados de cine: thriller

Acusado

Un hombre es identificado erróneamente en las redes sociales como el autor de un atentado terrorista en Londres y debe sobrevivir a un grupo de personas que vienen a matarlo.

Amor adulto

Similar a La guerra de los Rose (1989), un matrimonio se deteriora al punto de cometer asesinatos.

El aviso

Un hombre recibe un disparo en un autoservice 24 hs y queda en coma. Su amigo esquizofrénico cree que hay un patrón numérico que lo vincula a otros asesinatos que ocurrieron en el mismo lugar en diferentes años y le avisa a un niño de 10 años que no vaya ahí el día de su cumpleaños porque va a morir.

Bad Day for the Cut

Un granjero irlandés junto con un sicario polaco que intentó asesinarlo busca venganza por el asesinato de su anciana madre y descubre su vinculación con el IRA.

Calibre

Un cazador mata accidentalmente a un niño en un pueblo escocés.

Cazador de silencio

Un ex-cazador (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) salva a una joven de un asesino en serie.

Con la soga al cuello

Una pareja se muda a un pueblo costero, pero los lugareños no los aceptan.

Corre

Parecida a Misery (1990). Una joven en silla de ruedas descubre que las pastillas que le da su madre (Sarah Paulson) no son precisamente para curarla.

Crimen y deseo (Above Suspicion)

Basada en el libro de Joe Sharkey que a su vez se basa en hechos reales. Un ambicioso agente del FBI recluta a una joven (Emilia Clarke) como informante en un caso de narcotráfico. Tienen un tormentoso romance y termina cometiendo un asesinato.

Cuando los ángeles duermen

Un hombre se duerme al volante y atropella a una chica.

Desaparecidos en la noche

Remake de Séptimo. Unos niños desaparecen de la casa de su padre que se está divorciando.

El diablo a todas horas

Basada en la novela de Donald Ray Pollock. Willard Russel (Bill Skarsgård) desesperado porque su mujer se cure de cáncer convierte sus oraciones en un sacrificio. Su hijo Arvin (Tom Holland) gracias a las enseñanzas de su padre defiende a su hermanastra de los compañeros de liceo que le hacen bullying y de un cura abusador (Robert Pattinson). Los acontecimientos que se dan lugar en la Norteamérica profunda desatan una tormenta de fe, violencia y redención que se desarrolla a lo largo de dos décadas.

Encierro

Una enfermera intenta averiguar qué le pasó a una paciente (Famke Janssen) que está gravemente herida y solamente puede mover los ojos.

El empleado nocturno

Parecida a Sliver: Una invasión a la intimidad (1993). Un joven con trastorno del espectro autista trabaja de recepcionista en un hotel, espía a los huéspedes y es testigo y sospechoso del asesinato de una mujer. Con una huésped (Ana de Armas) entabla una conexión especial y teme que se convierta en el próximo objetivo del asesino. Con Helen Hunt como la madre del protagonista.

La fotocopiadora

Una estudiante universitaria va a una fiesta y pierde su beca porque publicó en sus redes sociales selfies borracha, así que comienza a investigar qué ocurrió realmente esa noche, hackeando los celulares de algunos de los asistentes cuando van a imprimir trabajos en la fotocopiadora.

Fractura

La esposa y la hija del protagonista (Sam Worthington) desaparecen en un hospital.

Hipnótico

Una mujer (Kate Siegel de La maldición de Hill House) acude a un psicólogo, que la hipnotiza para ayudarla a superar la pérdida de un embarazo y descubre que el Dr. tuvo problemas con pacientes anteriores.

Hogar

Un publicitario sin trabajo acosa a la familia que vive donde él vivía antes.

Hold the Dark

Un naturalista experto (Jeffrey Wright de Westworld) viaja a una ciudad de Alaska para ayudar a la esposa de un militar (Alexander Skarsgård) que cree que su hijo fue raptado por lobos.

La isla negra

Los padres de Jonas fallecen en un accidente de tránsito. Un año después, una profesora suplente lo seduce como parte de su plan de venganza por un hecho que sucedió hace años atrás en la isla.

Modo supervivencia

Un hombre fallece accidentalmente durante un curso de "preppers".

Mudo

Un barman mudo (Alexander Skarsgård) busca a su novia desaparecida. Dos cirujanos norteamericanos son la pista recurrente. Uno de ellos (Paul Rudd de Ant-Man) es un militar desertor que espera unos documentos para regresar a Estados Unidos con su hija y el otro (Justin Theroux) es un pedófilo.

La mujer en la ventana

Basada en la novela de A.J Finn – también hay una película de Alfred Hitchcock. Una mujer con agorafobia (Amy Adams) espía a sus vecinos y es testigo de un asesinato. Con Julianne Moore y Gary Oldman.

No te muevas

Una mujer que perdió a su hijo y está pensando en suicidarse se cruza con un asesino en serie.

El paciente

Una psicóloga ayuda a un joven que estuvo en coma a recordar qué pasó la noche que asesinaron a toda su familia.

El practicante

Un paramédico tiene un accidente automovilístico, se queda en silla de ruedas y secuestra a su ex-novia cuando se entera que está saliendo con su ex-compañero de trabajo y van a tener un hijo.

Rebirth

Un hombre se encuentra con un viejo amigo que lo invita a un seminario de "renacimiento".

Ride

Un aspirante a actor trabaja como conductor en un servicio similar a Uber. Una noche, una pasajera (Bella Thorne) lo invita a un bar, pero el próximo pasajero tiene otros planes.

Ruido mental

Un hombre se muda con su familia a la casa de su infancia y se obsesiona con un accidente en una fábrica en el cual estuvo involucrado su padre.

Sin respiro

Remake de A Hard Day (2014). Un policía corrupto encubre un accidente de tránsito y comienza a recibir amenazas.

Te veo

Un policía investiga la desaparición de un niño de 10 años, que tiene características similares a un caso antiguo por el cual está preso un hombre. Además tiene conflictos con su esposa (Helen Hunt) por una infidelidad y en su casa pasan cosas raras. Cuando el hijo adolescente recibe un mensaje preguntando si sabe qué es el "phrogging", la historia retrocede y se cuenta desde el punto de vista de una pareja que realiza dicha actividad, pero nuevamente pasan cosas que no tienen sentido hasta que se atan todos los cabos. El drama familiar es sólido, las discusiones son creíbles y la tensión entre los miembros de la familia se puede cortar con un cuchillo. La trama policial es interesante y mejora con cada revelación. Lo del phrogging es novedoso, la escena del niño en la bicicleta que para en seco y todas las secuencias de terror terminan de unificar la historia.

El viaje

Un matrimonio (Noomi Rapace), ambos con la intención de asesinar al otro, se van a una cabaña, donde se esconden 3 presos fugitivos.

Yo estuve aquí

2 grafiteros ingresan ilegalmente a casas y dejan el mensaje "yo estuve aquí". Cuando la novia de uno de ellos queda embarazada, decide dejarlo, pero cuando su amigo desaparece, ayuda a su madre a averiguar qué pasó.

[seph7]

By Mel Gussow

Nov. 2, 1979

IN his Pulitzer Prize‐winning drama, “The Shadow Box,” Michael Cristofer dealt compassionately with death and dying. In “Ice,” which will run through Sunday at the Manhattan Theater Club, he is concerned with bleak survival, death in life: two lonely men and a woman in an isolated cabin in the Alaska wilderness.

Clearly, Mr. Cristofer has intended to write an archetypical drama about vagrant people, who, through force of circumstance, have become more animal than human. However, the result is unfocused and unsavory — a selfparody whose best feature is its brevity.

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The owner of the cabin, played by William Russ, begins as a clean‐cut outdoorsman. Inexplicably, he invites a scrofulous derelict to share his quarters, and talks to him as if he might be an old buddy from high school, instead of a filthy, crab‐infested stranger. By the end of the play, the derelict (J. T. Walsh) is sober, shaven and even articulate — with cleanliness comes good speech. On the other hand, Mr. Russ is chattering to himself like a deranged parrot. The switch in roles is as obvious as it is farfetched. As Susan Sharkey, playing a woman called Sunshine, says, “Surprises are hard to come by out here.”

Miss Sharkey is the primary asset of Robert Woodruff's production. She is, as usual, a striking and sensual presence, but her role and the play are marshaled against her. Sunshine is loosetalking and promiscuous, aggressively available to one man and another. The men in the play are usually passive when it comes to sex, although in other respects they can be whirligigs of energy, charging into the night to walk four cold miles to stand alone at the nearest bar.

As director, Mr. Woodruff is unable to give the play a basis in credibility. He and Sally Jacobs, as designer, err in not stressing Arctic authenticity. The play begins with Mr. Russ unboarding a window in his cabin, exposing the room to inclement weather, but the place never seems the least bit wintry.

In contrast, for Mr. Walsh's first entrance, the makeup department has outdone itself in seeking versimilitude, caking the actor with what appears to be grease and spittle. He looks as if someone stepped on his face with muddy boot. The probable explanation for the seemingly unnecessary intermission is that it gives Mr. Walsh time to wash up and change his clothes.

One other theatrical footnote: this is the second time in a week that an ax has been used as a comic stage prop. In “Emigres” at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, a character uses one to open a tiny tin can. In “Ice,” Mr. Russ takes an ax, raises it high over his head, and with unerring aim chops himself a nice neat slice of birthday cake.

“Ice” was first presented at the Mark Taper Forum in 1976, and since then, Mr. Cristofer has written a number of other plays. Perhaps this one should be regarded as the equivalent of a successful novelist's failed second novel — something to be forgotten.

A Sunday matinee at 3 P.M. has been added to the schedule of “The 1940's Radio Hour,” the musical at the St. James Theater, 246 West 99th Street. T‐shirts with the logo of the show will be given free to the audience at this Sunday's matinee, tickets for which range from $11 to $20.

Cabin Fever

ICE, by Michael Cristofer. Directed by Robert Woodruff; setting and costumes by Sally Jacobs; lighting by Marc B. Weiss; production stage manager, William Chance. Presented by the Manhattan Theater Club, Lynne Meadow, artistic director; Barry Grove, managing director. At Upstage/Cabaret, 321 East 73d Street.

Murph ... William Russ

Ray ... J.T. Walsh

Sunshine ... Susan Sharkey