The Prisoner of Second Avenue 49 years old
...and you think you've got problems.
Mel Edison has just lost his job after many years and now has to cope with being unemployed at middle age during an intense NYC heat wave.
Credits
The Prisoner of Second Avenue Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Sylvester Stallone He was 28, now 78 years old | as Youth in park |
| F. Murray Abraham He was 35, now 85 years old | as Taxi Driver |
| Anne Bancroft She was 43, 73 years old when she died | as Edna Edison |
| M. Emmet Walsh He was 39, now 89 years old | as Doorman |
| Florence Stanley She was 50, 79 years old when she died | as Pearl |
| Ivor Francis She was 56, 67 years old when she died | as Psychiatrist |
| Jack Lemmon He was 50, 76 years old when he died | as Mel Edison |
| Stack Pierce He was 41, 82 years old when he died | as Detective |
| Ed Peck He was 57, 75 years old when he died | as Man Upstairs |
| Gene Saks He was 53, 93 years old when he died | as Harry Edison |
| Maxine Stuart She was 56, 94 years old when she died | as Belle |
| Gene Blakely He was 52, 65 years old when he died | as Charlie |
| Patricia Marshall She was 51, 94 years old when she died | as Woman Upstairs |
| Ketty Lester She was 40, now 90 years old | as Unemployment Clerk |
| Dee Carroll She was 49, 54 years old when she died | as Helen |
| Elizabeth Wilson She was 53, 79 years old when she died | as Pauline |
The Prisoner of Second Avenue Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Philip H. Lathrop as Cinematography. He was 62 (82) years old when He died | Crew |
| Bob Wyman as Editor. He was 43 (66) years old when He died | Editing |
| E. Preston Ames as Art Direction. He was 69 (77) years old when He died | Art |
| Melvin Frank as Director. He was 61 (75) years old when He died | Directing |
| Harry Ray as Makeup Artist. | Costume & Make-Up |
| Marvin Hamlisch as Music. He was 30 (68) years old when He died | Sound |
| Neil Simon as Writer. He was 47 (91) years old when He died | Writing |
| Neil Simon as Theatre Play. He was 47 (91) years old when He died | Writing |
The Prisoner of Second Avenue (49 years)
...and you think you've got problems.
- Release day: Friday, March 14, 1975
- Runtime: 98 minutes