My fave was Mrs. Moriarty . What a riot she was " a character of characters " in this movie lol . Especially when she took out her glass eye and held it up to the camera . It almost felt like a 3-D movie moment there even though this movie is not in 3-D of course . Then in the next scene asked the group for a glass for here glass eye lol . Who was your favorite ( or favorites ) in this movie ?
shareI was actually intrigued by the character played by David Stein (Marvin) not that he was such a great actor, but because of the striking similarity to "George Castanca" (Jason Alexander). Actually, I thought the acting was WAY over the top, but as much as I wanted to dislike him, I kept thinking he must be related to Jason Alexander. I looked up David Stein and he only made one other movie after this one, called Hang Fire (1990) and then seemed to have disappeared. He was only in about 4 movies total, including Lords of Flatbush, but internet information seems very vague on much more info.
shareI was not in "Lords of Flatbush" or "Hangfire", I despise the work of Jason Alexander, and I don't know who you think I am. I know who I think you are, and it is unprintable. I will say, however, that this is the worst movie ever made, and that only an idiot millennial would watch the whole, typically Canadian atrocity, let alone comment on it. Your parents must be proud.
shareI agree with you about Mrs. Moriarty. She was a fun character and a joy to watch. She may have been rather elderly, but she had twice as much energy as the rest of the younger cast. Abigail is in second place.
I've been waiting for you, Ben.