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Those Lips, Those Eyes (1980)Director:Michael PressmanWriter:David Shaber |
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Harry Crystal
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| Glynnis O'Connor | ... |
Ramona
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Artie Shoemaker
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Mr. Shoemaker
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Herbert Berghof | ... |
Dr. Julius Fuldauer
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Mickey Bellinger
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Fibby Geyer
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George Morfogen | ... |
Sherman Sprat
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Marshall Colt | ... |
Cooky
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Anthony Mannino | ... |
D'Angeli
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Rose Arrick | ... |
Mrs. Shoemaker
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William Robertson | ... |
Mr. Henry
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Steve Levitt | ... |
Westervelt
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Randy Stumpf | ... |
Loomis
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Mark Keyloun | ... |
Hlavacek
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On stage, Harry Crystal is sheer magic. In the wings, Artie Shoemaker is learning his tricks!Parents Guide:
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15 August 1980 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Deine Lippen, deine Augen See more »Company Credits
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When Artie and his father are driving in the truck, discussing Artie's future, passing trees are reflected on the windshield. At the end of the conversation, a street light is reflected that did not exist in 1951 (the setting of the movie). See more »Quotes
Harry Crystal: There's one thing you learn in this business, and you learn it over and over: There'll always be a bigger agent, there'll always be a better job and they'll always be a prettier girl.See more »
I originally saw this film while I was working as a musician doing musical theatre in summer stock. If you've ever done any work in theatre - especially at a summer stock theatre - you'll really enjoy this film.
Yes, there are some moments of really bad writing in the film, but overall it's a lovely tribute to the theatre and why people love it.