The Feminist and the Fuzz (TV 1971)Through unforeseen circumstances, a male chauvinist cop and a dedicated feminist become roommates. Director:Jerry ParisWriter:James S. Henerson |
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Dr. Jane Bowers
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| David Hartman | ... |
Officer Jerry Frazer
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| Jo Anne Worley | ... |
Dr. Debby Inglefinger
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| Herb Edelman | ... |
Wyatt Foley
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| Julie Newmar | ... |
Lilah McGuinness
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| John McGiver | ... |
Warren Sorensen
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| Farrah Fawcett | ... |
Kitty Murdock
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| Harry Morgan | ... |
Dr. Horace Bowers
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| Roger Perry | ... |
Dr. Howard Lassiter
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Arthur Batanides | ... |
Joe
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Sheila James Kuehl | ... |
Liberation Lady
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Jill Choder | ... |
Liberation Lady
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Merri Robinson | ... |
Liberation Lady
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| Penny Marshall | ... |
Liberation Lady
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Patti Chandler | ... |
Liberation Lady
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Through unforeseen circumstances, a male chauvinist cop and a dedicated feminist become roommates.
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26 January 1971 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
San Francisco, California, USACompany Credits
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If you're looking for the state-of-the-art of TV movies from this time period, look no further. Everything about this movie is serviceable and familiar. Just a bit more memorable than some TV movies, if only for the fact that it has more than its share of well-known players and some above average (if somewhat overblown) writing. Puts a comic spin on its battle-of-the-sexes/mores clash premise and churns out a mildly entertaining, ever-so-slightly provocative and risque (for the time) look at the relationship between a supposed feminist activist and her police officer roommate. It certainly does not go out of its way to make any statements for the ages. Formula from beginning to end...nary a plot twist in sight!!
There are certainly better uses of your time, but if you're home sick, and it's on, it could be an amusing way to pass the time.