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Jennifer on My Mind (1971)
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18 September 1972 (Sweden) moreTagline:
Two people... with too much of everything that money could buy... trying to love morePlot:
Marcus (Michael Brandon), a nice, rich, Jewish boy from New York, meets and falls in love with Jennifer (Tippy Walker)... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
A general bummer of post-60s anomie moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Michael Brandon | ... | Marcus | |
| Tippy Walker | ... | Jenny | |
| Steve Vinovich | ... | Ornstein | |
| Lou Gilbert | ... | Max | |
| Chuck McCann | ... | Sam | |
| Peter Bonerz | ... | Sergei | |
| Renée Taylor | ... | Selma | |
| Bruce Kornbluth | ... | Dolci | |
| Robert De Niro | ... | Mardigian | |
| Michael McClanathan | ... | Hell's Angel #1 | |
| Allan F. Nicholls | ... | Hell's Angel #2 (as Allan Nicholls) | |
| Ralph J. Pinto | ... | Hell's Angel #3 | |
| Barry Bostwick | ... | Nanki | |
| Jeff Conaway | ... | Hanki | |
| Nick Lapadula | ... | Motorcycle Cop |
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The original cut delivered to United Artists was longer, featuring Kim Hunter in the role of Jennifer's mother. This cut was ruled too arty (i.e. disastrous in the eyes of studio barons) so the film was re-cut to 90 minutes. Kim Hunter's role was completely cut. moreQuotes:
Mardigian: [a taxi driver's confession to a customer] Hey, man, I'm pretty stoned. Do you wanna screw my sister or somethin'? moreFAQ
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From the writer of LOVE STORY comes another somber slice of downbeat romance as a man looking for love gets mixed up with a selfish and free-spirited blond hippy-chick junkie. It starts with her already dead and we look back on how they met and her mental decline to the inevitable overdose on heroin. The guy hides her body in his piano and then his car trunk until he can figure out a way to get rid of it. There's potential here for some dark humor but it's never really exploited as the film stays on its tragic trajectory to an ending that at least does bring closure to the story. The film has a slow deliberate pace which makes this film really boring because who cares about these people, especially the girl. The best part was an early appearance by Robert De Niro as a high-strung gypsy taxi driver which is about as far removed from Travis Bickle as you can get. See it if you love obscure counterculture cinema of the late 60s/early 70s.