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The Mephisto Waltz (1971)
5.8
Alan Alda's character is a music journalist whose career as a piano player came to an end when his debut concert received undeservedly scathing reviews. Director:Paul Wendkos |
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The Mephisto Waltz (1971)
5.8
Alan Alda's character is a music journalist whose career as a piano player came to an end when his debut concert received undeservedly scathing reviews. Director:Paul Wendkos |
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| Alan Alda | ... |
Myles Clarkson
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| Jacqueline Bisset | ... |
Paula Clarkson
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| Barbara Parkins | ... |
Roxanne Delancey
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Bradford Dillman | ... |
Bill Delancey
(as Brad Dillman)
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William Windom | ... |
Dr. Roger West
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Kathleen Widdoes | ... |
Maggie West
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Pamelyn Ferdin | ... |
Abby Clarkson
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Curd Jürgens | ... |
Duncan Mowbray Ely
(as Curt Jurgens)
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Curt Lowens | ... |
Agency Chief
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Gregory Morton | ... |
Conductor
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Janee Michelle | ... |
Agency Chief's Girlfriend
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Lilyan Chauvin | ... |
Woman Writer
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Khigh Dhiegh | ... |
Zanc Theun
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Alberto Morin | ... |
Bennett
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Berry Kroeger | ... |
Raymont
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Alan Alda plays a classical piano player on the rise who befriends a famous player himself who's at death's door. Unknown to Alda, the guy is a satanist, who arranges to have their souls switch places at his death, so that he can be young again and continue to play piano (thus needing a skilled piano player like Alda to switch bodies with). Written by Humberto Amador
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