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Breakin'
1h 30min
MUSIC
DRAMA
ROMANCE
A struggling young dancer joins forces with two breakdancers and together they become a street sensation.
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Original Title
Breakin'
Runtime (Duration)
1h 30min
Directors
Critics & Audience Score
5.3
Total Votes
166
Release Year
1984
Country
United States of America
Production Budget
$1.2M
Box Office Revenue
$38.7M
Profit / Loss Analysis
$37.5M
Casting
Actors
Lucinda Dickey
Kelly / Special K
Adolfo Quinones
Ozone
Michael Chambers
Turbo
Ben Lokey
Franco
Christopher McDonald
James
Phineas Newborn III
Adam
Ice-T
Rap Talker
Bruno Falcon
Electro Rock 1
Popin' Pete
Electro Rock 2
Ana Sánchez
Electro Rock 3 (as Ana 'Lollipop' Sanchez)
Peter Bromilow
Judge
Eleanor Zee
Judge
Scott Cooper
Judge
Eb Lottimer
Judge's Assistant
Teresa Kelly
Vicky
Ric Mancino
Joe the Cook
Lyla Grahm
Caroline Divine
Bea Silvern
Jennifer Sweet
Gwendolyn Brown
Sophie Cunningham
André Landzaat
Waiter
Lisa Freeman
Waitress
Donald DeNoyer
Dancing spectator (uncredited)
Lela Rochon
Extra in First Scene (uncredited)
Michel Qissi
Passerby in First Dance Sequence (uncredited)
Jean-Claude Van Damme
Spectator in First Dance Sequence (uncredited)
Dalton Cathey
Producer #1
Larry Newberg
Producer #2
Cooley Jackson
Featured Street Dancer
Vidal Rodriguez
Featured Street Dancer (as Coco Rodriguez)
Che Garcia
Featured Street Dancer
Crew
Joel Silberg
DIRECTOR
Gary Malkin
ORIGINAL MUSIC COMPOSER
Michael Boyd
ORIGINAL MUSIC COMPOSER
Gerald Scaife
SCREENPLAY
Yoram Globus
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Menahem Golan
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Hanania Baer
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Pamela Basker
CASTING
Charles Parker
STORY
Allen DeBevoise
STORY
Dean Raphael Ferrandini
STUNT COORDINATOR
Larry Bock
EDITOR
Ivo Cristante
PRODUCTION DESIGN
Julie Kaye Fanton
SET DECORATION
Dana Lyman
COSTUME DESIGN
Gib Jaffe
EDITOR
Vincent Sklena
EDITOR
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