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The Late Film: Such Good Friends

on BBC One London

starring
Dyan Cannon , James Coco
Otto Preminger 's witty and compulsive film combines black comedy with a medical expose of some of the more gruesome aspects of American hospitals.
On the advice of his family doctor, art director Richard Messenger goes to hospital for the removal of a mole on his neck. The apparently trivial operation develops complications and causes Richard wife, Julie, to re-examine their relationship.
Based on the novel by LOIS GOULD , adapted by DAVID SHABER
Screenplay by ESTHER DALE
Produced and directed by OTTO PREMINGER Films, page 19

Contributors

Unknown:
Dyan Cannon
Unknown:
James Coco
Unknown:
Otto Preminger
Director:
Richard Messenger
Novel By:
Lois Gould
Adapted By:
David Shaber
Unknown:
Esther Dale
Directed By:
Otto Preminger
Julie Messenger:
Dyan Cannon
Dr Timmy Spector:
James Coco
Miranda Graham:
Jennifer O'Neill
Cal Whiting:
Ken Howard
Mrs Wallman:
Nina Foch
Richard Messenger:
Laurence Luckinbill
Marcy Berns:
Louise Lasser
Bernard Kalman:
Burgess Meredith
Dr Mahler:
James Beard
Doria Perkins:
Rita Gam
Molly Hastings:
Nancy Guild
Marion Spector:
Elaine Joyce

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