ME, NATALIE (1969) dir. Fred Coe AL PACINO as Tony (his first film role)

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ME, NATALIE (1969) dir. Fred Coe AL PACINO as Tony (his first film role)

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Jason Robards-Barbara Harris "El payaso de la ciudad" (A thousand clowns) 1965, de Fred Coe.
A Thousand Clowns was released on 13 December 1965.
Herb Gardner adapted his 1962 play for the screen, and the film version included William Daniels, Barry Gordon (who was nominated for the Tony award for Best Featured Actor), Jason Robards, and Gene Saks from the stage production, as well as director Fred Coe.
The film was nominated for 4 Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Score. Martin Balsam received the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.
Me, Natalie | Fred Coe | 1969
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ME, NATALIE (1969) dir. Fred Coe

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βWe all loved her. You canβt work with Grace Kelly without falling a little in love with her.β
Fred Coe
Me, Natalie (1969) dir. Fred Coe
TV Guide - December 11-17, 1954