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All Of Me

1984, Movie, PG, 93 mins

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Roger Cobb (Steve Martin) is a guitar-playing attorney semi-engaged to the daughter of his boss at a large law firm, whose most important client is the very rich, very ill Edwina Cutwater (Lily Tomlin). Through her personal guru, Cutwater is planning a mind/body switch with a beautiful young woman (Victoria Tennant) and needs some help reworking her will. When Cobb is assigned to the case, the transfer goes awry, and the lawyer winds up battling with Cutwater for control of ... read more leave a comment
Year: 1984
Rated PG

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Cast
Steve Martin: Roger Cobb
Lily Tomlin: Edwina Cutwater
Victoria Tennant: Terry Hoskins
Madolyn Smith: Peggy Schuyler
Richard Libertini: Prahka Lasa
Dana Elcar: Burton Schuyler

 

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I was a fan of Lost in Space, ...

Question: I was a fan of Lost in Space, but was an even bigger fan of Zorro, who was played by LiS's Guy Williams. One thing I always wondered, though. Since he had a mask on, was that really him with the sword?


Answer: That it was, Jeff. Matter of fact, the only reason Williams, whose acting résumé was pretty much nonexistent up to that point, got the role was that he was mighty handy with a blade. It seems Williams, born Armando Catalano in New York City, was the only one to audition who could actually fence. His father, a skilled fencer in his native Italy, taught his son to handle a sword, but neither of them dreamed how valuable a skill it would prove to be after Williams became a contract player at Universal in the early '50s.

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