Me, Natalie (1969) |
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| Director(s) | Fred Coe |
| Producer(s) | Stanley Shapiro |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Romance |
| Top Topics | Coming of Age |
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Patty Duke(as Natalie Miller)
Me, Natalie
Released
1969
Me, Natalie
Released
1969
Patty Duke
(as Natalie Miller)
Martin Balsam(as Uncle Harold)
Me, Natalie
Released
1969
Me, Natalie
Released
1969
Martin Balsam
(as Uncle Harold)
Elsa Lanchester(as Miss Dennison)
Me, Natalie
Released
1969
Me, Natalie
Released
1969
Elsa Lanchester
(as Miss Dennison)
Bob Balaban(as Morris)
Me, Natalie
Released
1969
Me, Natalie
Released
1969
Bob Balaban
(as Morris)
Me, Natalie Overview:
Me, Natalie (1969) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Fred Coe and produced by Stanley Shapiro.
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Film debut of Daniel Keyes.
Film debut of Al Pacino.
Frequently missed shot: Mom tells Patty Duke's character it'd be nice if she came over for dinner, cooked a chicken (i.e., wants her to be more 'normal'). Her response is that it'll be a cold day in hell before she's so conventional. In the final shot of the film, Patty is riding a motor scooter in downtown New York, going to visit her mom, hoping to reconcile. There's a plucked chicken in the basket on the back of the scooter.