Six Ways to Sunday
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Six Ways to Sunday
Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Adam Bernstein
Written by	Adam Bernstein Mark Gerald Charles Perry
Starring	Norman Reedus Deborah Harry Adrien Brody Paul D'Amato Holter Graham
Music by	Theodore Shapiro
Cinematography	John Inwood
Editing by	Doug Abel
Release date(s)	September, 1997 (France)
Running time	97 min.
Country	United States
Language	English

Six Ways to Sunday is a 1997 comedy film directed by Adam Bernstein. It is based on Charles Perry's novel Portrait of a Young Man Drowning.

Plot

18-year-old Harry (Norman Reedus) becomes a hitman in order to support his pathologically possessive mother, Kate (Deborah Harry).

Cast

• Norman Reedus
• Deborah Harry
• Adrien Brody
• Clark Gregg
• Isaac Hayes
• Elina Löwensohn
• Jerry Adler
• Anna Levine
• Vincent Pastore
• David Ross

Producers

• Dorothy Aufiero .... co-producer,
• Adam Bernstein .... producer,
• David Collins .... producer,
• Marc Gerald .... co-producer,
• Charles Johnson .... executive producer,
• Michael Naughton .... producer,
• Chipp Sandground .... co-executive producer,
• Jonathan Shoemaker .... line producer,
• Todd Shuster .... co-executive producer,
• Daniel Sollinger .... executive producer,
• Michael Williams .... co-producer

Trivia

In one scene, Harry is sitting in a cafe, and the Blondie song "Sunday Girl" is playing in the background. 'Debbie Harry' , who plays Kate, is the lead singer of Blondie.

Sources

• Six Ways to Sunday at the Internet Movie Database
• Amazon.com entry

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