Penelope (1966) |
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| Director(s) | Arthur Hiller |
| Producer(s) | Joe Pasternak |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime |
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Natalie Wood(as Penelope Elcott)
Penelope
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1966
Penelope
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1966
Natalie Wood
(as Penelope Elcott)
Ian Bannen(as James B. Elcott)
Penelope
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1966
Penelope
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1966
Ian Bannen
(as James B. Elcott)
Peter Falk(as Lieutenant Horatio Bixbee)
Penelope
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1966
Penelope
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1966
Peter Falk
(as Lieutenant Horatio Bix...)
Jonathan Winters(as Professor Klobb)
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1966
Penelope
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1966
Jonathan Winters
(as Professor Klobb)
Lila Kedrova(as Princess Sadaba)
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1966
Penelope
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1966
Lila Kedrova
(as Princess Sadaba)
Arthur Malet(as Salvation Army Major Higgins)
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Penelope
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1966
Arthur Malet
(as Salvation Army Major H...)
Jerome Cowan(as Bank Manager)
Penelope
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1966
Penelope
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1966
Jerome Cowan
(as Bank Manager)
Arlene Golonka(as Honeysuckle Rose)
Penelope
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1966
Penelope
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1966
Arlene Golonka
(as Honeysuckle Rose)
Penelope Overview:
Penelope (1966) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Arthur Hiller and produced by Joe Pasternak.
Penelope BlogHub Articles:
On Blu-ray: Natalie Wood in Penelope (1966)
I fell in love with Penelope (1966) when this candy-colored crime caper streamed on the dearly departed FilmStruck service. It’s got a stunning cast, led by the bright-eyed Natalie Wood and features a sprightly early soundtrack by John Williams, adorably credited as “Johnny Williams.R... Read full article
Penelope(1966).
Penelope(1966). Comedy directed by Arthur Hiller. Cast: Natalie Wood, Ian Bannen, Peter Falk, Jonathan Winters and Dick Shawn. The story begins when Penelope, lonely and wanting to get her banker husband James, attention. Dresses herself up as a sweet old lady and holds up her husband's bank for $... Read full article
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Dirk Bogarde turned down the role ultimately played by Ian Bannen.
There seems to be a scene cut from the movie, perhaps a fantasy sequence. Some lobby cards show Natalie Wood and her husband in the film in their beds. The husband looks bored and uninterested in Natalie. In others from the same scene he reads a newspaper or has a boardroom meeting while Natalie sits in bed looking gorgeous.