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Simon (1980)A group of scientist take Simon, a psychology professor, as a test person for a brainwash experiment. After that they try to convince him that he was a living-being from another planet. Director:Marshall Brickman |
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| Alan Arkin | ... |
Prof. Simon Mendelssohn
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| Madeline Kahn | ... |
Dr. Cynthia Mallory
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| Austin Pendleton | ... |
Dr. Carl Becker
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Judy Graubart | ... |
Lisa
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Fichandler
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Jayant | ... |
Barundi
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| Wallace Shawn | ... |
Eric Van Dongen
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Leon Hundertwasser
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| Fred Gwynne | ... |
Maj. Gen. Korey
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Adolph Green | ... |
Commune leader
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| Keith Szarabajka | ... |
Josh
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Ann Risley | ... |
Pam
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Pierre Epstein | ... |
Military aide
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Roy Cooper | ... |
General's aide
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Rex Robbins | ... |
Army doctor
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A group of scientist take Simon, a psychology professor, as a test person for a brainwash experiment. After that they try to convince him that he was a living-being from another planet. Written by Volker Boehm
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He loves you. Do what he says.Certificate:
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February 1980 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Enas trellos... ma ti trellos! See more »Filming Locations:
Columbia University - Broadway & 116th Street, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USACompany Credits
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If you haven't seen this you are missing out on a real gem. It was an underground cult hit upon release, then vanished into obscurity. This is a clever, truly brilliant film and it's a true crime that it hasn't been released on DVD. One of Arkin's best performances, up there with Seven Percent Solution. A bizarre film that can appeal to all fans of Woody Allen films, Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman TV show, etc. One highlight is the reference to the old TV program, Celebrity Bowling, which of course itself was one of the most bizarre things ever to hit TV screens. Worth the price of admission for that joke alone! Attention producers: DVD required asap please!