Made for Each Other (1971)An eccentric woman meets an equally odd man at a group therapy session and they begin a relationship. Director:Robert B. Bean |
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Made for Each Other (1971)An eccentric woman meets an equally odd man at a group therapy session and they begin a relationship. Director:Robert B. Bean |
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| Renée Taylor | ... |
Pandora
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| Joseph Bologna | ... |
Giggy
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| Paul Sorvino | ... |
Gig's Father
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Helen Verbit | ... |
Pandora's Mother
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| Olympia Dukakis | ... |
Gig's Mother
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| Louis Zorich | ... |
Pandora's Father
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| Ron Carey | ... |
Group Member
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Despo Diamantidou | ... |
Group Member
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| Peggy Pope | ... |
Group Member
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Susan Brockman | ... |
Group Member
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Michael Brockman | ... |
Group Member
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Art Levy | ... |
Group Member
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Freeda Wexler | ... |
Group Member
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Barbara Levy | ... |
Group Member
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Norman Shelly | ... |
Doctor Furro
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An eccentric woman meets an equally odd man at a group therapy session and they begin a relationship.
Joe Bologna and Renee Taylor hit a homer with this one. Unfortunately, the critics must have been busy at the concession stands when they rounded the bases. Where is the DVD? You might not find a better acted script or one that seems so believable despite its over-the-top characters. Giggy and Pandora are unforgettable as evidenced by the resonance the film left with me even after these 35 years since its release, the first and last time I saw it. The scene in which Pandora meets Giggy's parents and relatives at dinner is a classic. Director Robert Bean allowed the top notch cast to relate as they would in a real life situation, and it worked wonderfully. Joe Bologna and Renee Taylor are under-appreciated national treasures!