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Look Who's Talking 1989 Film | Kirstie Alley, John Travolta, Bruce Willis, Olympia Dukakis | Review

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Channel: Amy McLean - Author and Film Reviewer · 2012 · Entertainment

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About the First Look Who’s Talking Movie 

Directed by Amy Heckerling 
Produced by Jonathan D. Krane 
Written by Amy Heckerling 
Starring  John Travolta, Kirstie Alley, Olympia Dukakis, George Segal, Abe Vigoda, Bruce Willis 
Music by David Kitay 
Cinematography: Thomas Del Ruth 
Edited by Debra Chiate 
Production company: M.C.E.G. Productions, Inc. 
Distributed by Tri-Star Pictures 
Release date: October 13, 1989 
Running time: 96 minutes 
Budget: $7.5 million 
Box office: $297 million 

Look Who’s Talking Cast and Characters: 
John Travolta James 
Kirstie Alley Mollie 
Olympia Dukakis Rosie 
George Segal Albert 
Abe Vigoda Grandpa 
Bruce Willis Mikey (voice) 
Twink Caplan Rona 
Jason Schaller Mikey 
Jaryd Waterhouse Mikey 
Jacob Haines Mikey 
Christopher Aydon Mikey 
Joy Boushel Melissa 
Don S. Davis Dr. Fleisher 
Louis Heckerling Lou 
Brenda Crichlow Secretary 
Andrea Mann Salesgirl 
Douglas Tuck Cab Stealer 
Alex Bruhanski Street Worker 
Casey Grant Admitting Clerk (as B. Casey Grant) 
Oscar B. Ramos Hospital Worker 
Aurelio DiNunzio Orderly 
Jeff Irvine Admitting Doctor 
Shirley Barclay Nurse 
William B. Davis Drug Doctor 
David Berner Mr. Impatience 
Jerry Wasserman Mr. Anal 
Daliah Novak Carrie 
Zena Darawalla Lupe 
Nicholas Rice Harry 
Neal Israel Mr. Ross 
Blu Mankuma Director 
William Britos Home Orderly 
Dee Jay Jackson Burly Orderly (as Deejay Jackson) 
Ida Berner Lady 
Bea Cartmell Lady 
Eleanor Maines Lady 
Mollie Heckerling Little Girl (as Mollie Israel) 
Ryan McIntosh Little Boy 
Gerry Bean Pilot Friend 
Deryl Hayes Pilot Friend 
Enid Saunders Ester 
Nicole Stevens Silly Baby 
Christy Smith Baby Megan 
Sabrina Bailey Sand Box Baby 
Farah Abassi Chatting Baby 
Amber Brownmiller Blowing Kiss Baby 
Ariel Perryman Nursery Baby 
Nigel John Crowe Nursery Baby 
Michael Joseph Materi Nursery Baby 
Joan Rivers Julie (voice) (uncredited) 

Produced by David Enson, Bob Gray, Jonathan D. Krane, Simon R. Lewis  Music by David Kitay 
Cinematography by Thomas Del Ruth, Debra Chiate 
Production Design by Reuben Freed 
Art Direction by Graeme Murray 
Set Decoration by Barry W. Brolly 
Costume Design by Molly Maginnis  

Look Who's Talking Plot from Wikipedia: “Mollie is an accountant living in New York City who has an affair with Albert, a womanizing executive who is married with two children, and becomes pregnant. During her pregnancy, Mollie and Albert keep their indiscretion secret, under the idea she was artificially inseminated, and that Albert plans to leave his wife Beth and their two children to be with her. The baby, while growing inside Mollie, begins to make voice over commentary and demands - like tugging on his umbilical cord and requesting apple juice, which she gulps down. In her ninth month, while out shopping, Mollie and her friend Rona catch Albert fooling around with his interior decorator Melissa, and he admits he is planning on living with her after his divorce is finalized.” 
 
Sequels: Look Who's Talking Too (1990) and Look Who's Talking Now

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