Penelope (1966)



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Synopsis:
Can armed robbery help save a marriage? These and other questions about modern relationships are pondered in this comedy. Penelope Elcott (Natalie Wood) married James (Ian Bannen) after a very brief courtship, and as his star has begun to rise in the banking business, he spends less and less time with her, leading Penelope to wonder if he still cares for her. Penelope comes up with what she thinks is a good way to get James's attention -- disguising herself as an old lady and robbing his bank of $60,000. The robbery, however, goes off without a hitch, and wracked with guilt, Penelope confesses her crime to her analyst, Dr. Gregory Mannix (Dick Shawn). Mannix, however, isn't much help, since he's crazier than any of his patients and madly in love with Penelope to boot. Penelope also features Jonathan Winters in a one-scene role as Dr. Klobb.

~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

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Theatrical Release
1/1/1966
Director Credit
Arthur Hiller Director
Cast Credit
Natalie Wood Penelope Elcott
Jan Bannen James B. Elcott
Dick Shawn Dr. Gregory Mannix
Peter Falk Lt. Bixbee
Jonathan Winters Prof. Klobb
Lila Kedrova Sadaba
Lou Jacobi Ducky
Norma Crane Mildred
Arthur Malet Maj. Higgins
Jerome Palmer Cowan Bank Manager
Arlene Martel Honeysuckle Rose
Amzie Strickland Miss Serena
Bill Gunn Sgt. Rothschild
Carl Ballantine Boom Boom
Iggie Wolfington Store Owner
Production Credits Credit
Arthur M. Loew, Jr. Producer
Art Department Credit
Henry W. Grace Set Designer
Preston Ames Art Director
George W. Davis Art Director
Film Camera Credit
Harry Stradling Cinematographer
Wardrobe Hair Makeup Credit
Edith Head Costume Designer
William J. Tuttle Makeup
Esther 'Eppie' Pauline Friedman Costume Designer



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