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| Starz / Anchor Bay (1971) | |||||
| Comedy, Mystery, Romance | |||||
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| George C. Scott | Justin Playfair | |
| Joanne Woodward | Dr. Mildred Watson | |
| Jack Gilford | Wilbur Peabody | |
| Lester Rawlins | Blevins Playfair | |
| Rue McClanahan | Daisy Playfair | |
| Ron Weyand | Dr. Strauss | |
| Oliver Clark | Mr. Small | |
| Theresa Merritt | Peggy | |
| Jenny Egan | Miss Finch | |
| James Tolkan | Mr. Brown | |
| Kitty Winn | Grace |
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| Producer | John Foreman
Jennings Lang |
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| Writer | James Goldman
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| Cinematography | Victor J. Kemper
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| Musician | John Barry
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They Might be Giants chronicles the adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson in modern-day New York City. The fact that Sherlock Holmes is a psychotic paranoid and Dr. Watson is a female psychiatrist fascinated by his case is almost beside the point. Dr. Watson follows Holmes across Manhattan and is, against her better judgment, drawn into the master detective's world of intrigue and danger. This is a sweet, goofy and fairly romantic film that asks the questions "Whose reality is right...and does it really matter?" |
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