Six Ways to Sunday

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Six Ways to Sunday
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
Release date(s) September, 1997 (France)
Running time 97 minutes
Language English
IMDb profile

Six Ways to Sunday is a 1997 movie by Adam Bernstein, written by Adam Bernstein, and Mark Gerald. It is based on Charles Perry's novel Portrait of a Young Man Drowning.

Tagline: There are worse things than killing a person.

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[edit] Plot

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

[edit] Cast

[edit] 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

[edit] 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.

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