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Norman... Is That You? (1976)Director:George Schlatter |
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Cast
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Ben Chambers
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Beatrice Chambers
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| Dennis Dugan | ... |
Garson Hobart
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Norman Chambers
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Tamara Dobson | ... |
Audrey
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Melody
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Adele Hobart
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Mr. Sukara - Bookstore Clerk
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Sergio Aragonés | ... |
Desk Clerk
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Sosimo Hernandez | ... |
Desk Clerk
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Wayland Flowers | ... |
Larry Davenport
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Cab Driver
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Storyline
Add Full Plot | Add SynopsisPlot Keywords:
vodka | visit | reference to mussolini | boyfriend boyfriend relationship | gay son |Taglines:
There's a Sexual Revolution Going On... And All the Leaders Are in My Family!Genres:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
13 May 1977 (Finland) See more »Also Known As:
Min son är sån... See more »Filming Locations:
Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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Music by William Goldstein (uncredited)
Lyrics by Ron Miller
Performed by Smokey Robinson
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'Norman... Is That You?' opened at the Lyceum Theater on February 19, 1970. See more »Goofs
Although movie is set in Los Angeles, one of characters makes mention of a recent visit to a local A&P supermarket, an east coast chain that has no stores on West Coast. See more »Soundtracks
"An Old Fashioned Man"Music by William Goldstein (uncredited)
Lyrics by Ron Miller
Performed by Smokey Robinson
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Like MOST movie critics, the opinions expressed here only serve to prove what most movie goers already know, movie critics should stay at home and read Garfield, Snoopy or the like. I attended the premier of this movie with a group of friends and we ALL laughed until our sides were sore. I guess you have to be of "average intelligence" and a movie goer of that era to really appreciate this movie. Red Foxx WAS up to his "usual potential," Pearl Baily was a bit bland, the late Wayland Flowers STOLE the movie. There were only a few "gay theme" movies that ever made it to the big screen during that time. The Ritz, The Boys in the Band, and Norman is that you? None of these movies were "spectacular" but they filled a niche. Maybe you just had to be "gay" to understand just how humorous these movies were.