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The Late Show

1977, Movie, PG, 94 mins

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This fine, overlooked comic mystery was screenwriter's Robert Benton second outing as a director, and his first stab at film noir. (Still of the Night and Twilight would follow.) Art Carney is superb as an aging private eye whose former partner (Howard Duff) is murdered while tracking down a missing cat for Lily Tomlin. Read the complete review for The Late Show
Year: 1977
Rated PG

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Cast
Art Carney: Ira Wells
Lily Tomlin: Margo Sperling
Bill Macy: Charlie Hatter
Eugene Roche: Ron Birdwell
Joanna Cassidy: Laura Birdwell
John Considine: Lamar

 

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