The Group (1966) |
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| Director(s) | Sidney Lumet |
| Producer(s) | Charles K. Feldman (uncredited), Sidney Buchman |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Adaptation |
Featured Cast of The Group See More »
Candice Bergen
(as Lakey)
Elizabeth Hartman
(as Priss)
Shirley Knight
(as Polly)
Larry Hagman
(as Harald Peterson)
Hal Holbrook
(as Gus Leroy)
Robert Emhardt
(as Mr. Andrews)
The Group Overview:
The Group (1966) was a Drama - Film Adaptation Film directed by Sidney Lumet and produced by Charles K. Feldman and Sidney Buchman.
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The Group Quotes:
Harald Peterson:
That was something, that funeral.
Lakey: Well, w2hat would you have done? You can't throw a body down an incinerator, it's not a manuscript.
[pause]
Lakey: Yes, I heard about that.
Lakey: Well, w2hat would you have done? You can't throw a body down an incinerator, it's not a manuscript.
[pause]
Lakey: Yes, I heard about that.
Mr. Andrews:
We madmen are the aristocrats of mental illness.
Lakey:
There was another game that Kay insisted on playing: the Truth Game. Everyone was to make a list of their friends, in order of preference, and then compare the lists. What Kay never stopped to think about was that somebody always had to be at the bottom of every list. And when that somebody cried, Kay was honestly surprised.
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George Gaynes' first film.
Joan Hackett's film debut.
Hal Holbrook's first film.
Candice Bergen's first film.