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* RetroactiveRecognition: Several later familiar character actors have uncredited bit parts. It was the film debut for Creator/AustinPendleton (as a hospital orderly) and Howard Hesseman (as one of the zonked-out hippies Archie talks to), and the second film for Creator/ReneAuberjonois (as the salesman at the hospital).
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Several later familiar character actors have uncredited bit parts. It was the film debut for Creator/AustinPendleton (as a hospital orderly) and Howard Hesseman Creator/HowardHesseman (as one of the zonked-out hippies Archie talks to), and the second film for Creator/ReneAuberjonois (as the salesman at the hospital).
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: The [[http://reelsf.com/motel hotel built around a parking garage]] and Archie's [[http://reelsf.com/petulia-archies-apartment-interior Mid-Century apartment]] seem like sets created for the film to make ironic commentaries on America's infatuation with Modernism in TheSixties, but they're actual San Francisco locations that still exist today.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Several later familiar character actors have uncredited bit parts. It was the film debut for Howard Hesseman and Austin Pendleton, and the second film for Creator/ReneAuberjonois.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Several later familiar character actors have uncredited bit parts. It was the film debut for Creator/AustinPendleton (as a hospital orderly) and Howard Hesseman and Austin Pendleton, (as one of the zonked-out hippies Archie talks to), and the second film for Creator/ReneAuberjonois.Creator/ReneAuberjonois (as the salesman at the hospital).
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* SlowPacedBeginning: Actually, the issue is that the opening scene at the fundraising gala is kind of disorienting. It tosses almost all the film's main characters at us in quick succession and sets up the basic premise in short bursts of conversation. Once Archie and Petulia leave and go to the hotel, things settle down and it's easier to get into the film.
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* SlowPacedBeginning: Actually, the issue is that the opening scene at the fundraising gala is kind of disorienting. It tosses almost all the film's main characters at us in quick succession and sets up the basic premise in short bursts of conversation. Once Archie and Petulia leave and go to the hotel, things settle down and it's easier to get into the film.film.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: It's very much a time capsule of San Francisco in TheSixties (including cameos by Music/JanisJoplin and Music/TheGratefulDead), which gave it an added layer of meaning over the years.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: It's very much a time capsule of San Francisco in TheSixties (including cameos by Music/JanisJoplin and Music/TheGratefulDead), which gave it an added layer of meaning over the years.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Several later familiar character actors have uncredited bit parts. It was the film debut for Howard Hesseman and Austin Pendleton, and the second film for René Auberjonois.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Several later familiar character actors have uncredited bit parts. It was the film debut for Howard Hesseman and Austin Pendleton, and the second film for René Auberjonois.Creator/ReneAuberjonois.
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* SlowPacedBeginning: Actually, the issue is that the the opening scene at the fundraising gala is kind of disorienting. It tosses almost all the film's main characters at us in quick succession and sets up the basic premise in short bursts of conversation. Once Archie and Petulia leave and go to the hotel, things settle down and it's easier to get into the film.
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* SlowPacedBeginning: Actually, the issue is that the the opening scene at the fundraising gala is kind of disorienting. It tosses almost all the film's main characters at us in quick succession and sets up the basic premise in short bursts of conversation. Once Archie and Petulia leave and go to the hotel, things settle down and it's easier to get into the film.
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* SlowPacedBeginning: Actually, the issue is that the the opening scene at the fundraising gala it kind of disorienting. It tosses almost all the film's main characters at us in quick succession and sets up the basic premise in short bursts of conversation. Once Archie and Petulia leave and go to the hotel, things settle down and it's easier to get into the film.
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* SlowPacedBeginning: Actually, the issue is that the the opening scene at the fundraising gala it is kind of disorienting. It tosses almost all the film's main characters at us in quick succession and sets up the basic premise in short bursts of conversation. Once Archie and Petulia leave and go to the hotel, things settle down and it's easier to get into the film.
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* SlowPacedBeginning: The opening scene at the fundraising gala tosses almost all the film's main characters at us in quick succession and sets up the basic premise in short bursts of conversation. Once Archie and Petulia leave and go to the hotel, things settle down and it's easier to get into the film.
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* SlowPacedBeginning: The Actually, the issue is that the the opening scene at the fundraising gala it kind of disorienting. It tosses almost all the film's main characters at us in quick succession and sets up the basic premise in short bursts of conversation. Once Archie and Petulia leave and go to the hotel, things settle down and it's easier to get into the film.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Several later familiar character actors have uncredited bit parts. It was the film debut for Howard Hesseman and Austin Pendleton, and the second film for René Auberjonois.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Several later familiar character actors have uncredited bit parts. It was the film debut for Howard Hesseman and Austin Pendleton, and the second film for René Auberjonois.Auberjonois.
* SlowPacedBeginning: The opening scene at the fundraising gala tosses almost all the film's main characters at us in quick succession and sets up the basic premise in short bursts of conversation. Once Archie and Petulia leave and go to the hotel, things settle down and it's easier to get into the film.
* SlowPacedBeginning: The opening scene at the fundraising gala tosses almost all the film's main characters at us in quick succession and sets up the basic premise in short bursts of conversation. Once Archie and Petulia leave and go to the hotel, things settle down and it's easier to get into the film.
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* HollywoodPudgy: Several lines of dialogue reveal that Archie's son Mike is supposed to have weight issues, but when we see him he looks quite thin, even taking into account that he was said to have lost 11 pounds after his parents divorced.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Several later familiar [[HeyItsThatGuy character actors]] have uncredited bit parts. It was the film debut for Howard Hesseman and Austin Pendleton, and the second film for René Auberjonois.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Several later familiar [[HeyItsThatGuy character actors]] actors have uncredited bit parts. It was the film debut for Howard Hesseman and Austin Pendleton, and the second film for René Auberjonois.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: The novel on which it's based, ''Me and The Arch Kook Petulia'', is remembered mainly because of this movie (and the odd fact that it's author, John Haase, was a [[HeAlsoDid dentist who wrote fiction on the side]].)
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* AdaptationDisplacement: The novel on which it's based, ''Me and The Arch Kook Petulia'', is remembered mainly because of this movie (and the odd fact that it's its author, John Haase, was a [[HeAlsoDid dentist who wrote fiction on the side]].)
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* AdaptationDisplacement: The novel on which it's based, ''Me and The Arch Kook Petulia'', is remembered mainly because of this movie (and the odd fact that it's author, John Haase, was a [[HeAlsoDid dentist who wrote fiction on the side]].)
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* AdaptationDisplacement: The novel on which it's based, ''Me and The Arch Kook Petulia'', is remembered mainly because of this movie (and the odd fact that it's author, John Haase, was a [[HeAlsoDid dentist who wrote fiction on the side]].))
* RetroactiveRecognition: Several later familiar [[HeyItsThatGuy character actors]] have uncredited bit parts. It was the film debut for Howard Hesseman and Austin Pendleton, and the second film for René Auberjonois.
* RetroactiveRecognition: Several later familiar [[HeyItsThatGuy character actors]] have uncredited bit parts. It was the film debut for Howard Hesseman and Austin Pendleton, and the second film for René Auberjonois.
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* AdaptationDisplacement: The novel on which it's based, ''Me and The Arch Kook Petulia'' is remembered mainly because of this movie (and the odd fact that it's author, John Haase, was a [[HeAlsoDid dentist who wrote fiction on the side]].)
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* AdaptationDisplacement: The novel on which it's based, ''Me and The Arch Kook Petulia'' Petulia'', is remembered mainly because of this movie (and the odd fact that it's author, John Haase, was a [[HeAlsoDid dentist who wrote fiction on the side]].)
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