Keep It in the Family (1973)
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- PG
- 1h 31min
- Comedy, Romance
- 13 Apr 1973 (Canada)
- Movie
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Cast
John Gavin | ... |
Roy McDonald
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Patricia Gage | ... |
Celia Sayers
(as Pat Gage)
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Alan McRae | ... |
Alex G. McDonald
(as Allan McRae)
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Adrienne Larussa | ... |
Karen Sayers
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Kenneth Dight | ... |
Noel Sayers
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Gillie Fenwick | ... |
Mr. Peabody
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Michael Kirby |
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Sheena Larkin | ... |
Estelle McDonald
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Monica Parker | ... |
Angela
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Julie Wildman |
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Janine Beaubien |
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John Bayliss | ... |
(as John R. Bayliss)
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Basil Fitzgibbon |
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Barry Baldaro | ... |
(as Barry Baldero)
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Wally Martin |
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Marcel Fournier |
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Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Lou Levitt | ... |
Hotel Manager
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Robert Welch | ... |
Mormon
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Directed by
Larry Kent |
Written by
Edward Stewart | ... | (screenplay) |
Edward Stewart | ... | (based upon story by) & |
Larry Kent | ... | (based upon story by) |
Produced by
John Dunning | ... | producer |
Max Feldman | ... | associate producer |
André Link | ... | producer (as Andre Link) |
Alfred Pariser | ... | executive producer |
Music by
Paul Baillargeon | ... | (as Paul Baillergeon) |
Cinematography by
Roger Moride | ... | director of photography |
Editing by
Larry Kent |
Editorial Department
Jacques Jean | ... | editing consultant |
Set Decoration by
François De Lucy | ... | (as François DeLucy) |
Makeup Department
Marcel Carpenter | ... | makeup artist |
Danielle Charbonneau | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
Don Buchsbaum | ... | production manager (as Donald Buchsbaum) |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Charles Braive | ... | second assistant director |
Ashley Murray | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
Solange Labbé | ... | props |
Sound Department
Dominique Boisvert | ... | sound editor |
Alain Corneau | ... | boom operator (as Allan Corneau) |
Joe Grimaldi | ... | re-recording mixer |
Claude Hazanavicius | ... | sound recording (as Claude Hazanaviscius) |
Frank Vitale | ... | sound editor |
Stunts
Captain Brian | ... | stunts |
Charles Fournier | ... | stunts |
Marcel Fournier | ... | stunts |
Réal Fournier | ... | stunts (as Real Fournier) |
Fournier Frères | ... | stunts (as Fournier Freres) |
Gaétan Lafrance | ... | stunts (as Gaetan Lafrance) |
Camera and Electrical Department
Robert Aird | ... | grip |
Louis de Ernsted | ... | first assistant camera (as Louis DeErnstead) |
Attila Dory | ... | still photographer (as Attila Doré) |
Roger Lapointe | ... | second assistant camera |
François Protat | ... | camera operator |
George Sawyer | ... | gaffer |
Casting Department
Karen Hazzard | ... | casting |
Allan Rimoin | ... | casting |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Ginette Magny | ... | wardrobe |
Location Management
Don Carmody | ... | location manager |
Music Department
Judi Richards | ... | lyrical composer: songs |
Script and Continuity Department
Grace Avrith | ... | script supervisor |
Additional Crew
Don Carmody | ... | production assistant |
Jeanine Cartier | ... | production secretary |
Production Companies
- Cinépix (presents)
- Kit Films
- DAL Productions (produced by)
- Canadian Film Development Corporation (CFDC) (produced with the assistance of)
Distributors
- Cinépix Film Properties (CFP) (1973) (Canada) (theatrical) (as Cinepix) (released by)
- Filmways Australasian Distributors (1974) (Australia) (theatrical)
- Encore Avenue (2009) (Canada) (tv)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Cinevision (I) (equipment)
- Coiteau Jaguar (the producers wish to acknowledge the participation of)
- Holiday Inn (the producers wish to acknowledge the participation of)
- Hotel Bonaventure (the producers wish to acknowledge the participation of)
- Institut de Beauté Edith Serei (the producers wish to acknowledge the participation of)
- Municipalite de Longueuil (the producers wish to acknowledge the participation of)
- Panavision (filmed with)
- S. Albert Oil (the producers wish to acknowledge the participation of)
- Salon Charles Booth of Le Cartier Hairstyles (the producers wish to acknowledge the participation of)
- St. Hubert Bar-B-Q (the producers wish to acknowledge the participation of)
- St. Lawrence Seaway Authority (the producers wish to acknowledge the participation of)
Storyline
Plot Summary |
Young adults Alex McDonald and Karen Sayers are living in a communal situation. Falling in love, they feel they've outgrown their current situation and want a place of their own. Unable to afford the apartment they want, they ask their respective parents for the money for at least the first month's rent. Their parents refuse. As they figure their parents have the economic power, Alex and Karen decide to get back at their parents with the only power they think they have. They decide literally and figuratively to screw their parents by sexual manipulation: Karen will seduce Alex's father Roy, and Alex will seduce Karen's mother Celia, despite each parent still being married. Alex and Karen's initial "in" is through work where Karen gets a job working as Roy's secretary in his law firm, and Alex gets a job working as Celia's gardener. The respective seductions are easy and successful. As time goes on, Alex becomes jealous of Karen's relationship with his father. Karen and Alex break up because of this situation. Roy and Karen ultimately decide to get married. Complications ensue when both sets of families end up meeting each other prior to the wedding, and each individual comes to their own conclusion with whom they're really in love. Written by Huggo |
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