What is the duration of Tales of the City?

The duration of Tales of the City is 360 mins.

What is the original language of Tales of the City?

The original language of Tales of the City is English.

Who directed Tales of the City?

Tales of the City was directed by Paul Gross, Alastair Reid.

Which studio made Tales of the City?

Tales of the City was produced by Working Title Films.

Tales of the City 1993

Q: Does Tales of the City have end credit scenes?

Tales of the City does not have end credit scenes.

Mystery

Drama

Runtime

360 mins

Language

English

Newly arrived in freewheeling 1970’s San Francisco, wide-eyed Mary Ann Singleton quickly realizes just how far from Cleveland she really is.

Working Title Films

Studio

Paul Gross

Director

Alastair Reid

Director

Does Tales of the City have end credit scenes?

No!

Tales of the City does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Laura Linney

Mary Ann Singleton

Olympia Dukakis

Anna Madrigal

Donald Moffat

Edgar Halcyon

Chloe Webb

Mona Ramsey

Thomas Gibson

Beauchamp Day

Nina Foch

Frannie Halcyon

Billy Campbell

Jon Fielding

Barbara Garrick

DeDe Halcyon Day

Marcus D'Amico

Michael "Mouse" Tolliver

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