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West Side Story (1961) - film poster, directed by Jerome Robbins

West Side Story

1961
2h 33min United States of America Feature
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Synopsis

In Manhattan’s Upper West Side, rival gangs of Polish-Americans and newly arrived Puerto Ricans clash for control of the neighborhood, even as two young members from opposite sides fall dangerously in love.

Key facts

Cast Natalie Wood, Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn, Rita Moreno, George Chakiris, Simon Oakland, Ned Glass, William Bramley
Original language Spanish
First release December 13, 1961 (Denmark)
Production companies The Mirisch Company, United Artists
Based on West Side Story
Awards Academy Award for Best Picture, Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, Academy Award for Best Director, Academy Award for Best Cinematography, Color, Academy Award for Best Film Editing
Setting New York City
Filming locations New York City

Crew

Screenplay Ernest Lehman
Cinematography Daniel L. Fapp
Editing Thomas Stanford
Music Leonard Bernstein

Trailer

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Rating

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Soundtracks
Vinyl LP West Side Story (The Original Sound Track Recording) - Leonard Bernstein (1961) 157 releases, 1961-2020: Belter, Bonton, CBS, CBS Masterworks (+20 more)
Vinyl LP West Side Story (Highlights) - Leonard Bernstein (1985) 6 releases, 1985-2016: Deutsche Grammophon
7" vinyl Excerpts From "West Side Story" No. 1 - Leonard Bernstein (1957) 5 releases, 1959-1962: CBS, Philips
7" vinyl West Side Story - Leonard Bernstein (1959) 7 releases, 1959: His Master's Voice
7" vinyl West Side Story - Extraits de la Comédie Musicale (1961) 3 releases, 1961-1962: Philips
7" vinyl West Side Story - Leonard Bernstein (1962) 2 releases, 1962-1965: CBS
7" vinyl West Side Story - Leonard Bernstein (1962) 14 releases, 1962: CBS, Philips
7" vinyl West Side Story - The Original Sound Track Recording - Leonard Bernstein (1962) 3 releases, 1966: CBS
CD West Side Story (The Original Sound Track Recording) - Leonard Bernstein (1961) 31 releases, 1983-2018: CBS, CBS/Sony, Columbia, Sony (+6 more)
CD West Side Story - Leonard Bernstein (1985) 8 releases, 1985-2018: Deutsche Grammophon, Орфей
CD West Side Story (Highlights) - Leonard Bernstein (1985) 13 releases, 1986-1993: Deutsche Grammophon
CD West Side Story - Leonard Bernstein (2014) 1 release, 2014: SFS Media
Cassette West Side Story (The Original Sound Track Recording) - Leonard Bernstein (1961) 8 releases, 1970-1987: CBS, Columbia, CSP
Cassette West Side Story (Highlights) - Leonard Bernstein (1985) 4 releases, 1986: Deutsche Grammophon
8-track West Side Story (The Original Sound Track Recording) - Leonard Bernstein (1961) 3 releases: Columbia
Reel-to-reel West Side Story (The Original Sound Track Recording) - Leonard Bernstein (1961) 1 release, 1961: Columbia Masterworks
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7" vinyl West Side Story = ウェスト・サイド物語 ハイライト - Leonard Bernstein (1962) 2 releases, 1962-1964: CBS, Columbia
7" vinyl West Side Story - Leonard Bernstein (1963) 7 releases, 1963: CBS, Philips
Releases & classifications
Theatrical Denmark December 13, 1961
Theatrical Finland December 13, 1961
Theatrical Sweden December 13, 1961
Theatrical United States December 13, 1961
Theatrical Japan December 23, 1961
Theatrical Brazil December 25, 1961
Theatrical Canada February 22, 1962
Theatrical United Kingdom February 27, 1962
Theatrical Ireland February 27, 1962
Theatrical France March 3, 1962
Theatrical Netherlands March 29, 1962
Theatrical Australia June 7, 1962
Theatrical Germany September 12, 1962
Theatrical Italy September 21, 1962
Theatrical Austria October 5, 1962
Theatrical Mexico April 25, 1963
Theatrical Spain December 19, 1963
Theatrical Hungary January 18, 1973
Theatrical Poland October 8, 1973
Theatrical South Korea May 29, 1999
Television Netherlands December 24, 2003
Theatrical Netherlands December 20, 2012
Classification Germany 12
Classification United Kingdom PG
Versions & editions
Home video United States October 20, 1998
Home video Netherlands February 1, 2012
Full credits
Director Jerome Robbins, Robert Wise
Cast Natalie Wood, Richard Beymer (Tony), Russ Tamblyn (Riff), Rita Moreno (Anita), George Chakiris (Bernardo), Simon Oakland (Schrank), Ned Glass (Doc), William Bramley (Krupke), Tucker Smith (Ice / Riff (Singing) (Uncredited)), Tony Mordente (Action), David Winters (A-rab), Eliot Feld (Baby John), Bert Michaels (Snowboy), David Bean (Tiger), Robert Banas (Joyboy), Scooter Teague (Big Deal), Harvey Evans (Mouthpiece), Tommy Abbott (Gee-Tar), Susan Oakes (Anybodys), Gina Trikonis (Graziella), Carole D'Andrea (Velma), Jose De Vega (Chino), Jay Norman (Pepe), Gus Trikonis (Indio), Eddie Verso (Juano), Jaime Rogers (Loco), Larry Roquemore (Rocco), Robert E. Thompson (Luis), Nick Navarro (Toro), Rudy Del Campo (Del Campo), Andre Tayir (Chile), Yvonne Wilder (Consuelo), Suzie Kaye (Rosalia), Nobuko Miyamoto (Francisca), Martin Abrahams (Kid on Bicycle (uncredited)), John Astin (Glad Hand (uncredited)), Francesca Bellini (Debb (uncredited)), Jacqulin Cole (Dancer (uncredited)), Roy Goldman (Guest at Dance in Gym (uncredited)), Elaine Joyce (Hotsie (uncredited)), Priscilla Lopez (Child (uncredited)), Lou Ruggiero (Police Officer (uncredited)), Penny Santon (Madam Lucia (uncredited)), Gary Troy (Dancer (uncredited)), Marni Nixon (Maria (Singing Voice) (uncredited)), Roxanne Tunis (Dancer (uncredited)), Betty Wand (Anita (Singing) (Uncredited)), Jimmy Bryant (Tony (Singing) (Uncredited))
Screenplay Ernest Lehman
Cinematography Daniel L. Fapp
Editing Thomas Stanford
Music Leonard Bernstein
Production design Boris Leven
Sound Fred Lau, Murray Spivack, Vinton Vernon
Costumes Irene Sharaff
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q273704
IMDb tt0055614
TMDB 1725
CQ 4523

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Wikidata (CC0-1.0)

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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