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Chandler (1971)A hardboiled aging private eye is hired to find and protect a missing government witness sought after by the gangsters. The witness is a beautiful French woman and even the cops can't be trusted. The case is tough, but so is Chandler. Director:Paul Magwood |
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| Warren Oates | ... |
Chandler
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| Leslie Caron | ... |
Katherine Creighton
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| Alex Dreier | ... |
Ross J. Carmady
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| Mitch Ryan | ... |
Charles 'Chuck' Kincaid
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| Gordon Pinsent | ... |
John Melchior
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Charles McGraw | ... |
Bernie Oakman
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Richard Loo | ... |
Leo
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| Gloria Grahame | ... |
Selma
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| Royal Dano | ... |
Sal Sachese
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Walter Burke | ... |
Zeno
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Marianne McAndrew | ... |
Angel Carter
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Scatman Crothers | ... |
Smoke
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Lal Baum | ... |
Waxwell
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Charles Shull | ... |
Binder Ransin
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| John Mitchum | ... |
Rudy, Bartender
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A hardboiled aging private eye is hired to find and protect a missing government witness sought after by the gangsters. The witness is a beautiful French woman and even the cops can't be trusted. The case is tough, but so is Chandler.
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Chandler is a private eye. It's a hard way to make a living... and an easy way to die.Parents Guide:
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According to "Uprising at MGM," a Time Magazine article of Dec. 27, 1971, director Paul Magwood and producer Michael Laughlin placed a black-bordered ad in the Hollywood Reporter apologizing for the movie, claiming that MGM studio chief James T. Aubrey had severely re-cut Chandler and added previously deleted scenes, in Aubrey's judgment, to simplify the plot. Aubrey also allegedly changed the film score from 1940s-type music to something more contemporary. The producer and director also claimed that Magwood was denied entry to the editing room while Aubrey revised the film. See more »
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