Ratboy

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Ratboy
Directed by Sondra Locke
Produced by Fritz Manes
Written by Rob Thompson
Starring Sondra Locke
Robert Townsend
Christopher Hewett
Larry Hankin
Sydney Lassick
Gerrit Graham
Louie Anderson
Sharon Baird
John Witherspoon
Ross White
Music by Lennie Niehaus
Cinematography Bruce Surtees
Editing by Joel Cox
Distributed by Warner Bros.
Release date(s) October 17, 1986 (USA)
Running time 104 min.
Language English
Budget Unknown
Gross revenue Unknown
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Ratboy is a film released in 1986 and directed by Sondra Locke. Though the film was both a critical and commercial failure, it has maintained somewhat of a cult status throughout the years. Most disliked the film because its main character's blandness (as well as its cliched plot).

Plot: A former window dresser named Nikki (Sondra Locke) overhears of a mysterious Ratboy named Eugene. After finding and befriending him, Nikki makes several attempts at exploiting his uniqueness to the public. At the same time, Eugene wishes to be left alone of public attention.


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