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The Naked Man (1998)A man takes matters into his own hands when a pharmaceutical kingpin moves into his town to cause some real trouble. Director:J. Todd Anderson |
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Title: The Naked Man (1998)
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Edward Bliss Jr.
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Driver
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Kim
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Dolores
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Sammy
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Koski
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Burns
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Ed Bliss, Sr.
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Mrs. Bliss
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Steve Shaffer | ... |
Dr. Poland
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Mr. Renfrow
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Jessica Shepherd | ... |
Patty
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Jesse Morse | ... |
Bully
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The Adjusted Woman
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A man takes matters into his own hands when a pharmaceutical kingpin moves into his town to cause some real trouble.
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Country:
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August 1998 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Der Organmann See more »Company Credits
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Sticks Varona: No, spina bifida.
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Mrs. Marlinda Bliss: [preparing banana split] Crushed nuts?Sticks Varona: No, spina bifida.
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When I saw this movie, I was on the one hand overwhelmed and on the other hand very disappointed. It is a tragic and in some parts surrealistic comedy that is standing close to Bertolt Brecht's theater dramas and his V-effect and the German Dadaism-Artists. It may be considered as a sequel or even as a conclusion of other Coen - movies OR as just a big piece of humbug. I myself was thinking between these two aspects for a long time. And I came to the conclusion that everybody has to decide for himself. The thing that was really fascinating were the characters: real types - to speak in the traditional language of drama - not complex protagonists made me think about the sense of this movie. And to come back to the title of this comment: It is really a thin line between a very complex piece of film-artwork and rubbish. Decide for yourselves!