What's Up, Doc? (1972)
| Release Date | 09 March 1972 |
| Tagline | A screwball comedy. Remember them? |
| Genre | Comedy, Romance |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | 22nd Avenue & Balboa Street, San Francisco, California, USA |
| Language | English |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Color |
| Film Type | Feature |
| Film Class | Screwball Comedy, Romantic Comedy, Comedy of Errors |
| Mood | In the Mood for Love, Memory Lane |
| Themes | Opposites Attract, Obsessive Quests, Battle of the Sexes, Love Triangles |
| Tones | Madcap, Humorous, Witty, Nostalgic, Bright, Quirky |
| Tags | Chase, Fiancee, Love, Mix Up, Music, On The Run, Prehistoric, Robbery, Rock, Suitcase, Wealth |
What's Up, Doc? is a 1972 screwball comedy film released by Warner Bros., directed by Peter Bogdanovich and starring Barbra Streisand, Ryan O'Neal, and Madeline Kahn (in her first full-length film role, which was also her first Golden Globe-nominated role). It was intended to pay homage to comedy films of the 1930s, especially Bringing Up Baby, as well as old Bugs Bunny cartoons (another WB product).
Cast and Crew
Cast
Philip Roth
Mr. Jones
Liam Dunn
Judge Maxwell
George Morfogen
Rudy, the Headwaiter
Kevin O'Neal
Delivery Boy
Eleanor Zee
Banquet Receptionist
Paul Condyllis
Room Service Waiter
Fred Scheiwiller
Jewel Thief
Carl Saxe
Jewel Thief
Jack Perkins
Jewel Thief
Paul B. Kipilman
Druggist
Gill Perkins
Jones´ Driver
Christa Lang
Mrs. Hosquith
Stan Ross
Musicologist
Peter Paul Eastman
Musicologist
Eric Brotherson
Headwaiter
Elaine Partnow
Party Guest
George Burrafato
Eugenie's Taxi Driver
Jerry Summers
Smith's Taxi Driver
Mark Thompson
Airport Taxi Driver
Leonard Lookabaugh
Painter on the Roof
Candice Bennett
Ticketseller
Sean Morgan
Official
Patricia O'Neal
Lady on Plane
Joe Alfasa
Boy in the Hall
Chuck Holison
Pizza Cook
John Byner
Man at the Hotel Banquet
Bruce McBroom
Man Kissing Mrs. Van Hoskin's Hand in Hotel Lobby
Director
Writer
David Newman
Producer
Paul Lewis
associate producer
Original Music
Artie Butler
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Cinematographer
László Kovács
Editor
Verna Fields
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Casting Director
Nessa Hyams
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Production Designer
Polly Platt
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Art Director
Herman A. Blumenthal
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Set Decorator
John P. Austin
Makeup Department
Don L. Cash
makeup artist
Lynda Gurasich
hair stylist
Fred Williams
makeup artist
Production Manager
Fred Ahern
unit manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Jerry Ballew
second assistant director
Ray Gosnell Jr.
assistant director
Doug Morrison
second assistant director
Art Department
Robey Cooper
property master
Norman Hawkins
construction coordinator
Sal Sommatino
assistant props man
Marty Wunderlich
assistant props man
Sound Department
Les Fresholtz
sound
Richard Raguse
boom operator man
Special Effects
Robert MacDonald
special effects
Stunts
Joe Amsler
stunts
Craig R. Baxley
stunts
Paul Baxley
stunt coordinator, stunts
Jerry Brutsche
stunts
Richard E. Butler
stunts
Ted Duncan
stunts
Patty Elder
stunts
Donna Garrett
stunts
Ted Grossman
stunts
Bob Harris
stunts
Bill Hickman
stunts
Loren Janes
stunts
Dean Jeffries
stunts
John Moio
stunts
Victor Paul
stunts
Joe Pronto
stunts
Glenn Randall Jr.
stunts
Ernest Robinson
stunts
George Robotham
stunts
Wally Rose
stunts
Alex Sharp
stunts
Paul Stader
stunts
Fred Stromsoe
stunts
Jerry Summers
stunts
Morton C. Thompson
stunts
Jack Verbois
stunts
Bud Walls
stunts
Marvin Walters
stunts
Richard Washington
stunts
Gil Casper
stunts
Camera and Electrical Department
Richmond L. Aguilar
gaffer
Bobby Byrne
camera operator
Dick Colean
assistant camera
Robert L. Guthrie
assistant camera
George Hill
key grip
Aaron Pazanti
best boy gaffer
Leonard Lookabaugh
dolly grip
Bruce McBroom
still photographer
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Nancy McArdle
costume supervisor: women's costumes
Ray Phelps
costume supervisor: men's costumes
Editorial Department
William Neel
assistant film editor
Music Department
Artie Butler
conductor, music arranger
Dan Wallin
scoring mixer
Transportation Department
Gil Casper
driver: insert car
Bud Dawson
transportation captain
Other Crew
Neil Canton
assistant to producer
Hazel W. Hall
script supervisor
Mae Woods
secretary to director
Harry Zubrinsky
location manager
Joe Amsler
stand-in: Ryan O'Neal
Production Company
Saticoy Productions
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Distributor
Warner Bros. Pictures
American Broadcasting Company (ABC)
Warner Home Video
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Warner Home Vídeo
atlas Film
Miscellaneous
ChapmanLeonard Studio Equipment
camera cranes
The Golds West Inc.
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