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Overview
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Director:
Writers:
Charles Hirsch (written by) and
Brian De Palma (written by)
Release Date:
28 January 1970 (Denmark) more
Plot:
An offbeat, episodic film about three friends, Paul, a shy love-seeker, Lloyd, a vibrant conspiracy nut... more | add synopsis
Awards:
1 win & 1 nomination more
NewsDesk:
(2 articles)
De Niro's $5 Million Film Collection On Display
(From WENN. 29 April 2009, 6:40 PM, PDT)
Tribeca Film Festival 2009 - Opening Day With Uma, Spike and De Niro
(From amctv.com - AMC News: Film Festivals. 22 April 2009, 2:44 PM, PDT)
User Comments:
comedy for a defined sense of humour more (20 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Jonathan Warden | ... | Paul Shaw |
 | Robert De Niro | ... | Jon Rubin |
| Gerrit Graham | ... | Lloyd Clay |
| Richard Hamilton | ... | Pop Artist |
| Megan McCormick | ... | Marina |
| Tina Hirsch | ... | Tina (as Bettina Kugel) |
| Jack Cowley | ... | Fashion Photographer |
| Jane Lee Salmons | ... | Model |
| Ashley Oliver | ... | Bronx Secretary |
| Melvin Morgulis | ... | 'Rat' Vendor |
| Cynthia Peltz | ... | Divorcee |
| Peter Maloney | ... | Earl Roberts |
 | Rutanya Alda | ... | Linda (Shoplifter) (as Ruth Alda) |
| Ted Lescault | ... | Bookstore Manager |
| Mona Feit | ... | Mystic |
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Runtime:
88 min
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Color (Eastmancolor)
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1.85 : 1 more
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Certification:
Australia:M | UK:18 | USA:R | USA:X (original rating) | West Germany:16
Filming Locations:
Bookmasters Book Store, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA more
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Gerrit Graham's first motion picture. more
Quotes:
Jon Rubin: Like the fisherman who keeps a list of areas where fishing is especially good, the peeper has in mind a number of particularly livley places to which he returns....hmmm more
Movie Connections:
References A Dandy in Aspic (1968) more
Soundtrack:
So Loose and So Slow more
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Damn amusing comedy largely centered around conversational humour. Champion script writing with some of the most amusing scenes you'll ever see. It is unfortunate that this film is so under-rated (and more often not rated at all) as it is a unique look at a group of characters, so perfectly defined by the great cast in their early years, who come up with some delightfully idiotic ideas and live out these ideas with such confidence it is really quite disturbing. John Rubin is of course the best character, and seeing Robert De Niro perform his "Cancerous elements" scene is easily one of the greatest scenes ever captured on celluloid. Most worthy of a sequel, which by chance is almost as good as its predecessor. Highly recommended.