Ellen as he displays dance moves passed on to him by Disco Bean. Towards the end Jimmy winds up making his way home after his mother calls an early end to the party. He was trapped in the superintendent's apartment in the basement of his apartment house for five days, where he stayed alive by eating cat food. Visibly shaken, he recounts a tale of not having any beer to drink during his disappearance, and having to watch basic television channels since the super did not pay for cable. Jimmy vows that he will never do his laundry in the building again. Les leaves, disappointed about the anticlimactic end to his story, but parts with Joe as friends. Later on, Joe and Junior, claiming they now own the rights after a financial dispute, are seen pitching the story to a Hollywood executive. Cast Sam Rockwell as One-eye Jimmy Hoyt Steve Buscemi as Ed Hoyt John Turturro as Disco Bean Nicholas Turturro as Junior Aida Turturro as Madame Esther Anne Meara as Holly Hoyt Samuel L. Jackson as Colonel Ron Adam LeFevre as Detective Holt McCallany as Les Ray 'Boom Boom' Mancini as Lefty Jennifer Beals as Ellen Michael Badalucco as Joe Head Tony Sirico as Whale/Snake Mallory Kass as Little girl Screenings The Search for One-Eye Jimmy had a 25th Anniversary screening at The Art of Brooklyn Film Festival in June 2017. Director Sam Henry Kass was in attendance for the Q&A that followed. References External links IMDb page 1994 films 1994 comedy films 1996 comedy films 1996 films 1990s English-language films American comedy films 1990s American films