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Between the Lines (1977)Story of an underground newspaper in Boston about to be taken over by big business. Director:Joan Micklin Silver |
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Title: Between the Lines (1977)
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Harry Lucas
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| Lindsay Crouse | ... |
Abbie
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| Jeff Goldblum | ... |
Max Arloft
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Lynn
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David Entwhistle
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Gwen Welles | ... |
Laura
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Michael
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Lewis J. Stadlen | ... |
Stanley
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Jon Korkes | ... |
Frank
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The Hawker
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Lane Smith | ... |
Roy Walsh
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Ahmed
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| Richard Cox | ... |
Wheeler
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| Marilu Henner | ... |
Danielle
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| Raymond J. Barry | ... |
Herbert Fisk
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Story of an underground newspaper in Boston about to be taken over by big business.
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Fun, adventure, romance on $75 a week.Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
27 April 1977 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Al otro lado de la noticia See more »Company Credits
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Performed by Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes
Written by Sam Cooke (undredited)
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The alternative newspaper of the film is based on the Boston Phoenix. See more »Quotes
Harry Lucas: [after Max passes gas while they're driving in Harry's car] Did something just die in here?See more »
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"Havin' A Party"Performed by Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes
Written by Sam Cooke (undredited)
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Joan Micklin Silver's ensemble masterpiece is watchable again and again! This is one of those rare films for which we can name 10 cast members. It captures the fading press counterculture of the late 60's and 70's in a memorable way. If you see it more than a few times, you will enjoy blurting out lines of dialog right before they are spoken... i.e. "some say 'whither rock 'n roll?...not at my house--I don't have the room" from Jeff Goldblum.
I'll wait a year or two, then watch it again. It's a 'cult' movie--at least with some friends I know-- along the lines of "Head Over Heels" a.k.a. "Chilly Scenes of Winter" another gem from Joan Micklin Silver.