Find the Lady (1976 film)
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| Find the Lady | |
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 Home video release front cover artwork | |
| Directed by | John Trent |
| Written by | David Main John Trent |
| Produced by | David Main John Trent |
| Starring | John Candy Mickey Rooney Peter Cook Lawrence Dane Alexandra Bastedo |
| Cinematography | Harry Waxman |
| Edited by | Al Gell |
| Music by | Robert Sharples |
Production companies | Quadrant Films Impact Films |
| Distributed by | Danton Films |
Release date |
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Running time | 100 minutes |
| Country | Canada |
| Language | English |
Find the Lady is a 1976 comedy film directed by John Trent.[1] Though John Candy had small or supporting parts in several previous movies, this was the earliest film in which he had a lead role.
The film is a spin-off of the earlier film It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time, which features the Kopek (Candy) and Broom (Lawrence Dane) characters in a subplot.
The cast also includes Ed McNamara, Hugh Webster, Delroy Lindo and Mickey Rooney.
Several kidnapping schemes all involve the same woman, except the wrong woman gets taken and the right one, Victoria, runs away with her boyfriend.
Cast
- Lawrence Dane as Broom
- John Candy as Kopek
- Dick Emery as Leo
- Mickey Rooney as Trigger
- Peter Cook as J.K. Lewisham
- Alexandra Bastedo as Victoria
- Richard Monette as Bruce La Rousse
- Bob Vinci as Frescobaldi
- Ed McNamara as Kominsky
- Tim Henry as Rick
- Michael Kirby as Docstetter
- Hugh Webster as Eddie
- Delroy Lindo as Sam
- Guy Big as Miniature Man
