Acting Out (1978): Cast
Acting Out is a 1978 drama documentary directed by Ralph Rosenblum, starring Carl Gurevich, Nancy Morgan and Robert Kerman. It runs 1 hour 23 minutes.
- Release year
- Runtime
- 1h 23m (83 min)
- Director
- Ralph Rosenblum
- Genres
- Documentary , Drama
- Original language
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English - Studio
- Troma Entertainment
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Acting Out About?
The premise of Acting Out without spoilers.
The film opens with everyday people candidly describing their secret erotic fantasies. Unlike typical talk‑heavy documentaries, ten participants then actually perform the fantasies they’ve shared, creating an experimental exploration of desire. Co‑directed by Carl Gurevich and Ralph Rosenblum, the latter known for editing Woody Allen’s Annie Hall and Sleeper, the piece offers a bold glimpse into the human sexual psyche.
Acting Out Themes & Keywords
· 19 tags- sexual fantasy
- female full frontal nudity
- female frontal nudity
- interview
- repertory company
- sexual desire
- fake documentary
- sexual experiment
- role playing
- paperboy
- porn star
- teacher
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- softcore
- pilgrim
- nudity
- mansion
- male nudity
- desire
- female nudity
Acting Out Cast & Characters
Carl Gurevich leads the cast, with Nancy Morgan as Interview and Robert Kerman as Professional Repertory Company. Directed by Ralph Rosenblum; 38 actors are credited in all.
- Director Ralph Rosenblum
- Carl Gurevich as themselves
- Nancy Morgan as Interview
- Robert Kerman as Professional Repertory Company
- Joel Weiss as Interview
Also Starring in Acting Out
· 34 more- Sterling Jones Fantast
- Ellen Faison Professional Repertory Company
- Roger Caine Professional Repertory Company
- Heather Young Gallery Magazine Reader Fantast
- Michael Gaunt Professional Repertory Company
- Frank Gray Interview
- Jennifer Jordan Professional Repertory Company
- Terri King Fantast
- Andrea Cox Gallery Magazine Reader Fantast
- Cia Lozell Professional Repertory Company
- Sandy Light Fantast
- Roberto Monticello Fantast
- Victoria Corsaut Professional Repertory Company
- James Schulze Gallery Magazine Reader Fantast
- Barbara Jo Fiedorlyzk Gallery Magazine Reader Fantast
- Karen D. Frohardt Gallery Magazine Reader Fantast
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- John P. Smoczyk Gallery Magazine Reader Fantast
- Erica Havens Fantast
- Marcia Blau Fantast
- Les P. Orenstein Fantast
- James Kyler Fantast
- Esther Lester Fantast
- Don Farrar Fantast
- Jim Mann Fantast
- Greg Hart Fantast
- Robert Lynn Kazmayer Fantast
- Taiiji Torrence Fantast
- Vanessa Vanderbilt Fantast
- Jaye Griffith Interview
- Gene Moore Interview
- Lavelle Ziegler Interview
- Tellius Fitch Interview
- Margarita Promponas Interview
- Marco Vassi Interview
More from Ralph Rosenblum
One more film directed by Ralph Rosenblum: Summer Solstice.
Acting Out Also Known As
2 alternative titles: “The Swingin' 70's” and “Vol. One: Acting Out”.
- Also known as
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- The Swingin' 70's
- Vol. One: Acting Out
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Acting Out FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Acting Out, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Acting Out?
Acting Out runs 1 hour 23 minutes (83 minutes).
When was Acting Out released?
Acting Out was released in 1978.
Who directed Acting Out?
Acting Out was directed by Ralph Rosenblum.
More films by Ralph Rosenblum Who is in the cast of Acting Out?
Acting Out stars Carl Gurevich, Nancy Morgan as Interview and Robert Kerman as Professional Repertory Company, among 38 credited actors.
Does Acting Out have a post-credit scene?
No. Acting Out has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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