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Six Characters in Search of an Author (TV 1976)

TV Movie  -   -  Drama  -  18 October 1976 (USA)
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Wil Albert ...
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Pat Ast ...
H.B. Barnum III ...
Timothy Blake ...
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The Weightlifter
Leon Charles ...
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Rudy (as Harold Oblong)
Philip Epstein ...
Larry
Jeremy Foster ...
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The Character Lady (as Pat Hitchcock)
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Laurence Hugo ...
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Gripping and Exceptional
7 June 2002 | by (United States) – See all my reviews

The famous play within a play is now set in a television studio and is beautifully cast and directed, by Stacy Keach. The show being videotaped is interrupted by the sudden appearance of 6 people. Andy Griffith is compelling as the spokesman Father of the group, Julie Adams displays true anguish and despair as a widowed mother (her lover recently died), Beverly Todd is electrifying an an outspoken daughter, James Keach (the director's brother) is most convincing as an outcast son. Two children round out this most dysfunctional family, with Pat Ast fascinating as a weird employer. John Houseman is terrific as the TV show's director, giving the grim proceedings frequent doses of needed humor; his TV cast is also good. This is drama at its best, now available on DVD. Buy it now!


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