Dirty Dancing
"Dirty Dancing" is a 1987 romantic drama film directed by Emile Ardolino. The movie follows the story of a young woman named Frances "Baby" Houseman who falls in love with her dance instructor Johnny Castle while spending the summer at a resort. The film stars Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze in the lead roles and is known for its iconic dance sequences and soundtrack, including the hit song "(I've Had) The Time of My Life."
Patrick Swayze
Johnny Castle
Jennifer Grey
Frances 'Baby' Houseman
Jerry Orbach
Dr. Jake Houseman
Darren W. Conrad
Dirty Dancer (uncredited)
Cynthia Rhodes
Penny Johnson
Jack Weston
Max Kellerman
Jane Brucker
Lisa Houseman
Kelly Bishop
Marjorie Houseman
Lonny Price
Neil Kellerman
Max Cantor
Robbie Gould
Charles 'Honi' Coles
Tito Suarez
Neal Jones
Billy Kostecki
'Cousin Brucie' Morrow
Magician
Wayne Knight
Stan
Paula Trueman
Mrs. Sylvia Schumacher
Alvin Myerovich
Mr. Sidney Schumacher
Miranda Garrison
Vivian Pressman
Garry Goodrow
Moe Pressman
Antone Pagán
Staff Kid
Thomas Cannold
Bus Boy
M.R. Fletcher
Dirty Dancer
Jesus Fuentes
Dirty Dancer
Heather Lea Gerdes
Dirty Dancer
Karen Getz
Dirty Dancer
Andrew Charles Koch
Dirty Dancer
D.A. Pauley
Dirty Dancer
Dorian Sanchez
Dirty Dancer
Jennifer Stahl
Dirty Dancer
Jonathan Barnes
Tito's Band
Dwyght Bryan
Tito's Band
Tom Drake
Tito's Band
John Gotz
Tito's Band
Dwayne Malphus
Tito's Band
Clifford Watkins
Tito's Band
Stamati Arakas
Boy in Crowd (uncredited)
Emile Ardolino
Cameo (uncredited)
Lori Janney
Young Woman Walking Lake (uncredited)
Karen Kaster
Dancer (uncredited)
Maxine McClanahan
Dirty Dancer (uncredited)
Jonathan Reed
Hotel Guest / Dancer (uncredited)
