Tagline: Dream big.
Overview: In 1950s New York, Marty Mauser, a young man with a dream no one respects, goes to hell and back in pursuit of greatness.
Release Date: 19 December 2025
Runtime: 2 hours and 30 minutes
Genres: Drama and Comedy
Language: English and 日本語
Company: A24 and Central Pictures
Status: Released
Writer: Ronald Bronstein and Josh Safdie
Director: Josh Safdie
Producer: Timothée Chalamet, Ronald Bronstein, Josh Safdie, Eli Bush and Anthony Katagas
Vote Average: 2.542
Vote Count: 161
Country: United States of America
Budget: $70,000,000.00
Revenue: $3,158,472.00
| Actor Name | Character Name |
| Mike Jensen | Scorekeeper |
| Timo Boll | Vladimir Sebek |
| Ryuku Kina | Ueno Ball Boy |
| Toree Hill | Pedestrian (uncredited) |
| Mark Okita | Japanese MC |
| Nancy Shankman | Kay's Mom |
| Mahadeo Shivraj | Wembley Round 3 Umpire (as Mahadeo Shirraj) |
| Brian Marks | Paramedic |
| Odessa A'zion | Rachel Mizler |
| Gwyneth Paltrow | Kay Stone |
| Rick Garlick | Rockwell Executive |
| Garrett Hermann | Gas Station Attendant |
| Isaac Mizrahi | Merle |
| Johnny Zito | Halsey Worker/Male (voice) |
| Harvey Shield | Ritz Maître D' |
| Ted Williams | Ted (as Ted F. Williams) |
| Hideyuki Yamashiro | Japanese Show Worker |
| Isaac Simon | Roger |
| Rory Gevis | E.R. Nurse |
| Cheryl Flowers-Briggs | E.R. Nurse |
| Frankie Carbone | Officer Frank |
| Pico Iyer | Ram Sethi |
| Michael Cummings | Irish Times Reporter |
| Steven Bitterman | Park Pedestrian (uncredited) |
| Luke Manley | Dion Galanis |
| Sandra Bernhard | Judy |
| Yasu Suzuki | Japanese Rockwell Executive |
| Tomoki Urabe | Japanese Challenger #2 |
| Kevin Loreque | Fred Astaire |
| Acacio Da Silva Ferreira | Table Tennis Player (Brazil) |
| Joe Matsumura | Japanese Show Worker & Translator |
| Charles Glover | General |
| Ed Malone | The Sun Reporter |
| Daniel Cioffoletti | Audience Member (uncredited) |
| Chris Nelson | Milton's Friend |
| Kevin O'Leary | Milton Rockwell |
| Stephen Dachtera | Halsey Worker |
| Ralph Colucci | Lloyd |
| Lucas Z. Heinrich | Essex Pet Shop Boy |
| Johnnie Yamamoto | Man in Ueno Crowd |
| Shingo Aiba | Haneda Ramp Agent |
| Daniel Napolitano | Orderly |
| Joseph Jankauskas | Patrolman Joey |
| Emilio El Kilani | Boyd |
| Fran Drescher | Rebecca Mauser |
| Kevin D. Benton | Harlem Globetrotter (uncredited) |
| Carolyn Gershenson | Newborn Nursery Nurse |
| John Wilburn | Washington Generals Coach |
| Géza Röhrig | Béla Kletzki |
| Tyler Diamond | Orderly |
| Tatsuo Ichikawa | Haneda Greeter |
| Timothée Chalamet | Marty Mauser |
| Johnny Engle | Bruised Man |
| Koji Oribe | Japanese Ping Pong Umpire |
| Jota Ito | Japanese Coach from JTTA |
| Tyler, The Creator | Wally |
| Eric Rampulla | Milton's Friend 2 |
| Lizzi Bougatsos | Pet Store Customer Mom |
| Keith Kirkwood | Wembley Round 1 Umpire |
| Tracy McGrady | Globetrotter |
| Penn Jillette | Hoff |
| Rae Maddren | Bellevue Nurse |
| Alison Bartlett | Rockwell Receptionist (voice) |
| Mariana Tepedino | Mariann |
| Levon Hawke | Christian |
| Roddy O'Hehir | The Star Reporter |
| Iván Amaro Bullón | Stagehands (uncredited) |
| Joseph Cappiello | Patrolman Cap |
| Jake Braff | Playwright |
| Kevin Eccleston | Paramedic |
| Hector Diaz | Park Hero |
| Mahmoud Osfour | IATT Representative |
| Roman Persits | Pawn Shop Leon |
| Marius Tanase | Coach Abe |
| George Gervin | Lawrence |
| John Keating | Daily Mail Reporter |
| Gao Ogawa | IATT Japanese Peer |
| Diego Schaaf | Wembley Finals Umpire |
| Emory Cohen | Ira Mizler |
| Devorah Shubowitz | Norkin Customer |
| Musto Pelinkovicci | Greasy MC |
| Richard Schlossbach | Fox's Employee |
| Todd Vulpio | Pissed Off Neighbor at Halsey |
| Naomi Fry | Assistant to Kay Stone |
| Dante Fiallo | Partygoer |
| Anthony Gallo | 1950s Pedestrian (uncredited) |
| Nikhil Kumar | Amit Vishwakarma |
| Barry Daniels | Hotel Edison Custodian |
| Cole Bellorgey | Serviceman's Son (uncredited) |
| Braxton Sohns | Jukebox Jockey |
| Joy Decker | Neighbor (uncredited) |
| Francis Dumaurier | French Maitre d' |
| Koto Kawaguchi | Koto Endo |
| Fred Hechinger | Troy |
| Cody Kostro | Board Man |
| Sadaharu Matsushita | IATT Japanese Peer |
| Andy Kai Nagashima | Japanese Team Member |
| Rei Ogaki | Japanese Challenger #1 |
| Philippe Petit | Brussels MC |
| Larry Sloman | Murray Norkin |
| Mitchell Wenig | Mitch |
| Randy Credico | Milton's Friend |
| Bill Buell | Henry the Suitor |
| Brian Sexton | Rockwell Executive |
| Anna Melody | Japanese Usher |
| Donato P. Daddario | Officer Sal |
| Edward Puydak | Blarney Stone Bartender |
| Alexander Brinitzer | French Table Tennis Player |
| Jimmy Lindquist | Halsey Desk Clerk |
| Michael A. Sollecito | Reuben |
| Kemba Walker | Globetrotter |
| Bob Rubin | Robert |
| Sho Miyazaki | Japanese Coach |
| Marinel Tinnirello | Not Marty's Messenger |
| Spenser Granese | Clark |
| Cormac Fingeret | Steward Park Pedestrian (uncredited) |
| Patrick Wiki Morales | Lawrence's Dirtbag |
| Conn Horgan | Angry British Bailey Fan |
| Hailey Benton Gates | Trish |
| Mia Humberd-Hilf | Flight Attendant |
| Linda Malamy | Ira's Grandmother |
| Joshua Bennett | Ted Bailey |
| Dennis Creaghan | Wembley Announcer |
| Nick Wood | Officer |
| Etsuko Enami | Japanese Scorekeeper |
| Joris Stuyck | Gloomy Rockwell Friend |
| Kojun Natsu | IATT Japanese Peer |
| George J. Katsiavos | Overalls |
2.542/10 based on 161 votes.
Marty Supreme is a genres film blending Drama and Comedy themes with strong direction from Josh Safdie. Produced under A24 and Central Pictures, the movie runs 2 hours and 30 minutes and has been praised for its performances and production. At rdxhd.org.in, it stands out as a highlight of 19 December 2025 cinema.
Q: When is the Marty Supreme releasing?
A: The release date is 19 December 2025.
Q: Who directed the Marty Supreme?
A: Josh Safdie directed the Marty Supreme.
Q: What is the genre of the Marty Supreme?
A: It falls into Drama and Comedy genres.
Q: What is the runtime of Marty Supreme?
A: The runtime is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Q: Who wrote the Marty Supreme?
A: The Marty Supreme is written by Ronald Bronstein and Josh Safdie.