A married man is turning forty and that's when the midlife crisis hits him. He becomes obsessed with young women and fast cars.
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Title: Middle Age Crazy (1980)
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| Bruce Dern | ... | Bobby Lee | |
| Ann-Margret | ... | Sue Ann Burnett | |
| Graham Jarvis | ... | J.D. | |
| Deborah Wakeham | ... | Nancy | |
| Eric Christmas | ... | Tommy | |
| Helen Hughes | ... | Ruth | |
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Geoffrey Bowes | ... | Greg |
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Michael Kane | ... | Abe Titus |
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Diane Dewey | ... | Wanda Jean |
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Vivian Reis | ... | Becky |
| Patricia Hamilton | ... | Barbara Pickett | |
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Anni Lantuch | ... | Janet |
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Gina Dick | ... | Linda McAllister |
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Thomas Baird | ... | Porsche Salesman |
| Norma Dell'Agnese | ... | Valedictorian | |
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A married man is turning forty and that's when the midlife crisis hits him. He becomes obsessed with young women and fast cars.
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25 July 1980 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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CAD 5,100,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Written by Matthew McCauley
Performed by Lisa Dalbello (as Lisa Del Bello)
courtesy of Capitol Records
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In the first scene, when Bobby Lee and Sue Ann are in bed together, the Tonight Show is on with Johnny Carson doing Carnac. When they finish making love, Sue Ann points out that it is past midnight. Carson is still on, which would be fine on the East or West Coast, but the movie is set in Texas, in the Central Time Zone, where the Tonight Show came on at 10:30 and would have been off by then. See more »Soundtracks
Just What It MeansWritten by Matthew McCauley
Performed by Lisa Dalbello (as Lisa Del Bello)
courtesy of Capitol Records
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Builder of fast food restaurants turns the big 4-0 and loses interest in his sexually fired-up wife and their leering, stupid relatives; he takes up with a professional cheerleader, leading his spouse to try having a fling of her own. Terrible marital comedy, suggested by the 1977 Jerry Lee Lewis song written by Sonny Throckmorton, presents its characters as prosperous but ignorant hicks--and then asks us to relate to them! Carl Kleinschmitt's witless screenplay is squeezed hard by director John Trent, however not one honest laugh emerges from these lowbrow circumstances. The attempt to turn intense character actor Bruce Dern into a commercial movie star backfires; with his hair darkened and blown dry, Dern tries loosening up, but he doesn't have a fun side to display (the rigors of a comedic performance prove too strenuous for him). No matter what he's doing on-screen, Dern is hyper-controlled to the point of snapping, while co-star Ann-Margret pretends not to notice (she's a smart lady playing it dumb for laughs). The movie is supposed to be wild and sexy and naughty, but desperation shows through like flop sweat. NO STARS from ****