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Harold And Maude

1971, Movie, PG, 90 mins

HAROLD AND MAUDE
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No one paid much attention to Hal Ashby's second feature when it was first released in 1971, but this off-beat comedy has since found a place in many people's hearts. Bud Cort stars as a depressed young man who meets spry 79-year-old Ruth Gordon at the funeral service of a stranger. They both like funerals, but for different reasons: He's obsessed with death, she fully embraces all aspects of life. Together, they redefine the term "odd couple." Read the complete review for Harold And Maude
Year: 1971
Rated PG

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Cast
Ruth Gordon: Maude
Bud Cort: Harold
Vivian Pickles: Mrs. Chasen
Cyril Cusack: Sculptor
Charles Tyner: Uncle Victor
Ellen Geer: Sunshine

 

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