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Griffin Dunne is the brother of Dominique Dunne who played the older sister "Dana" in Poltergeist. Poltergeist was released in June of 1982. Unfortunately, she was killed by her ex boyfriend John Thomas Sweeney in November 1982 just weeks before her 23rd birthday. :(  -Thanks to jdocster04The conversation between Paul and the bouncer at Club Berlin is mostly from Franz Kafka's "Before The Law." Bronson Pinchot makes a brief cameo early in the movie as a new worker at Pauls office, proving that you couldn't make a great movie in 1983/1984 without having Bronson Pinchot in it (see "Beverly Hills Cop", "Risky Business" for further clarification). Cheech Marin of "Cheech and Chong" fame plays the small role of 'Neil the burglar' who loses his rightfully paid-for sculpture to Paul. Watch for a reference to another of Dunne's roles in "American Werewolf in London" whilst at the subway station. Director Martin Scorsese makes a brief cameo shining a spotlight from a platform in the club. The closing credits are displayed over a moving shot of Paul's office, during which more and more employees show up for work. When the camera passes Paul's desk again, he has disappeared. When Paul finally gets in to the club to meet with Kiki, the band that is playing when Paul is forced into getting a mohawk is 'The Bad Brains' with a song called 'Pay to Cum'. Another treat is Kiki's leather-clad boyfriend Horst who is none other than star of stage and screen Will Patton. His credits include "Romeo is Bleeding" and "No Way Out." -Thanks to Todd BRobin Johnson, the star of 1980 cult movie "Times Square", has a walk-on part as a punk in this film. From the amazing 'rockstar', Nikki, in the former to a nameless girl in this, then she pretty much faded away. -Thanks to Rowena AnnwenGriffin Dunne and Rosanna Arquette can be seen again in "The Big Blue" (1988) (Le Grand bleu). Griffin Dunne has just a small role. -Thanks to Spanish80« Click here to add some After Hours trivia  Find much more great trivia in the filmmaker's commentary on the After Hours DVD.Rediscover your favorites! If you like After Hours or 80's Action classics, then be sure to check out this list: ..... Angel ..... Raiders of the Lost Ark ..... Beverly Hills Cop ..... Die Hard ..... Predator ..... Terminator ..... Black Rain ..... 48 HRS ..... Untouchables ..... Lethal Weapon ..... Rocky IV ..... Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior ..... Top Gun ..... Highlander ..... Streets Of Fire ..... Commando .....[More] | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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 Featured Movie Location: The Terminal BarWanna see the real life filming location used for The Terminal Bar in the movie? These scenes were actually shot at The Emerald Pub, located in New York, New York. [New! Show Google Map] Many real-life locations in New York's SoHo district were used. The stainless steel diner where Hackett and Marcy first meet is not the "Moondance Diner" at 80 Sixth Avenue as often reported. The diner featured in the film, (for the exterior dolly tracking shot just before Paul and Marcy enter a diner and he asks her about Frank) was the River Diner on 11th Avenue and 37th Street in Manhattan. As for the scene in the beginning of the film where they meet for the first time I'm at a loss. The shape of the room, windows, entrance and everything else looks nothing like the interior of the Moondance, (it was a favorite and sorely missed spot of mine). Even though there was a remodeling, most likely some time after 1985, the frame of the building still would not be able to match the cafe or diner interior in the beginning of the film. Just this past summer the Moondance got replaced by a glass and steel hotel in Soho. The River Diner was gone by March of 2004 and probably faced the same fate. [Thanks to Bruce] Kiki Bridges' apartment is at 28 Howard Street and "The Terminal Bar" is really The Emerald Pub at 308 Spring Street. Opposite is Barmaid Teri Garr's apartment. The metro station "where the prices just went up" is Spring Street. Hackett's office building is the Metropolitan Life Tower, Madison Avenue near Madison Square Park. Can you help? Do you know any of the New York, New York (or any other) filming locations used for After Hours? [Please send them in] | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Unreleased as far as we know. Not even a vinyl outing. Please Email us if you have any info. Teri Garr's character plays a record of The Monkees performing "Last Train To Clarksville". A subtle homage, perhaps? Some of Garr's first acting work was with The Monkees. She played a character named Testy True in the Pre-Fab Four's 1968 everything-but-the-kitchen-sink movie "Head". -Thanks to John Edward Kilduff« Click here to add new music trivia for After Hours Soundtrack Available: Never On Any Format | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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