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In Reply to: "Blume In Love": Ah, those wacky 70's...... posted by mr grits on March 25, 2007 at 21:15:36:
I'm a George Segal fan. I never pass up a chance to tout Where's Poppa? I rewatched it recently, and though it is dated in that '70's way you well describe, I still fall in the floor laughing,George Segal, Manhattanite, suffers a deadend job and lovelife largely because of his promise to keep his widowed, scatterbrained/delusional mother (Ruth Gordon) out of a nursing home. His married brother (Ron Leibman) is reluctant to help because he sees mom in a different, less helpless light.
When sexy Trish Van Devere comes into the picture for Segal, promises and self-control begin to crumble. Ron Liebman's encounters with a gorilla suit and Central Park muggers is hilarious, in a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World kind of way.
Also features the versatile and underrated Vincent Gardenia. Directed by Carl Reiner.
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Segal and Gould made quite a few during those times. The only time I could stomach Bwabwa was with Segal in "The Owl and the Pussycat". Not that was funny for it's time. Bwabwa made a great hooker.To me Segal is Woody Allen on steroids.
to Gould, or Mr. Streisand as he derisively was referred to by some columnists. Couldn't have helped the fragile marriage...
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