I Ought to Be in Pictures (film)

I Ought to Be in Pictures is a 1982 film about a young girl named Libby Tucker who wants to become an actress and reunite with her father Herbert Tucker. Directed by Herbert Ross. Written by Neil Simon. Libby Tucker Hitchhiked from Brooklyn to Take Hollywood by Storm. And her Father By Surprise. Herb Tucker Grandma, do you like the Phillies against the Dodgers tonight? Dialogue Libby: Grandma was right. Once a shitheel, always a shitheel. Herbert: Your grandmother talks like that? Libby: The words are mine, the wisdom is hers! Truck Driver: [cursing in Spanish] Libby: [cursing in Spanish] Truck Driver: You speak Spanish? Libby: No, Jewish, but in Brooklyn first we learn Spanish then English then Jewish. Cast Walter Matthau - Herbert Tucker Ann-Margret - Steffy Blondell Dinah Manoff - Libby Tucker Lance Guest - Gordon Larry Barton - Harry Eugene Butler - Marty Michael Dudikoff - Boy on bus David Faustino - Martin Martin Ferrero - Monte Del Rey External links 0084109 I Ought to Be in Pictures i_ought_to_be_in_pictures I Ought to Be in Pictures ioughttobeinpictures I Ought to Be in Pictures Category:Films directed by Herbert Ross Category:1982 American films Category:American comedy-drama films Category:Films based on plays Category:Films set in Los Angeles Category:Films about authors