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Harry manages The California Dolls, a female wrestling tag team endlessly touring America, and he's also romantically involved with one of them. Their fortunes seem on the slide (particularly when Harry accepts an engagement involving mud wrestling!) but then the big grudge match beckons. Written by
Jeremy Perkins {J-26}
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The California Dolls and their best friend Harry...Together they're going for...All The Marbles [USA Theatrical] [Title as ...All The Marbles]
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Final film of director
Robert Aldrich. After this picture wrapped, Aldrich had surgery which ended in fatal kidney failure. Aldrich had been planning a sequel.
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Quotes
Harry Sears:
Nobody hungry? I'm buyin'. Hey, I'm not kiddin' around. I'm really buyin'.
Iris:
Real food? Or that junk garbage we have every night?
Harry Sears:
No, no... Five blocks up the road there's a new Fatburger. It's fantastic.
Molly:
For once, can't we eat in a place with a table cloth?
Harry Sears:
It's OK with me but those frills cost money.
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Connections
Referenced in
Stones of Death (1988)
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Talk about buried treasures, this is such a one: A tough, gritty movie that has the feel of a fly-on-the-wall documentary. Aldrich has produced a no-holds barred roadmovie about a female freewrestling tag team, marvelously played by drive-in favorite Laurene Landon and Vicki Friderick and Peter Falk plays the girls greasy manager, a perfect role for him. The team wrestles in rundown industrial towns in hardhitting, brutal battles. Amazing choreography is sure to keep you at the edge of the seat However many are likely to find this movie too brutal for their taste, so if Rollerball is you cup of tea, step right up. If you taste more goes in direction of Driving Miss Daisy, this may not be the movie for you. Overdue for DVD release. 9/10