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Get Crazy

Get Crazy is a 1983 American musical comedy film directed by Allan Arkush, and starring Malcolm McDowell, Allen Garfield, Daniel Stern, Gail Edwards, and Miles Chapin.

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Box office
$1.6 million
Budget
$5.5 million
Cinematography
Thomas Del Ruth
Country
United States
Directed by
Allan Arkush
Distributed by
Embassy Pictures

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Production

Reception

Distribution

Soundtrack

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Get Crazy

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related to Soundtrack · 33
Get Crazy → Auld Lang Syne, Baby, Bill Henderson, But, Cast, CC, Chop Suey, Fear, Hoochie Coochie Man, Hot Shot, Howard Kaylan, I'm Not Gonna Take, It, It's Only, Little Sister, Lori Eastside, Lou Reed, LP, Malcolm McDowell, Marshall Crenshaw
related to Reception · 14
Get Crazy → Arkush, August, Box, It, Its, It’s, My, So, The, The Producers, There’s, They, US, Wall Street
related to Critical response · 8
Get Crazy → Blu-ray, It, Janet Maslin, Peter Sobczynski, RogerEbert, Still, The, The New York Times
Starring · 5
Get Crazy → Allen Garfield, Daniel Stern, Gail Edwards, Malcolm McDowell, Miles Chapin
related to External links · 5
Get Crazy → AFI Catalog, Feature FilmsGet Crazy, IMDb Get Crazy, Rotten TomatoesGet Crazy, TCM Movie Database
Written by · 3
Get Crazy → Danny Opatoshu, David Taylor, Henry Rosenbaum
Edited by · 2
Get Crazy → Kent Beyda, Michael Jablow
Box office · 1
Get Crazy → $1.6 million
Budget · 1
Get Crazy → $5.5 million
Cinematography · 1
Get Crazy → Thomas Del Ruth

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Get CrazyBox office$1.6 million1.00infobox
Get CrazyBudget$5.5 million1.00infobox
Get CrazyCinematographyThomas Del Ruth1.00infobox
Get CrazyCountryUnited States1.00infobox
Get CrazyDirected byAllan Arkush1.00infobox
Get CrazyDistributed byEmbassy Pictures1.00infobox
Get CrazyEdited byKent Beyda1.00infobox
Get CrazyEdited byMichael Jablow1.00infobox
Get CrazyLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
Get CrazyProduced byHunt Lowry1.00infobox
Get CrazyRelease dateAugust 5, 1983 (1983-08-05)1.00infobox
Get CrazyRunning time92 minutes1.00infobox
Get CrazyStarringMalcolm McDowell1.00infobox
Get CrazyStarringAllen Garfield1.00infobox
Get CrazyStarringDaniel Stern1.00infobox
Get CrazyStarringGail Edwards1.00infobox
Get CrazyStarringMiles Chapin1.00infobox
Get CrazyWritten byDanny Opatoshu1.00infobox
Get CrazyWritten byHenry Rosenbaum1.00infobox
Get CrazyWritten byDavid Taylor1.00infobox
Get Crazyis a1983 American musical comedy film directed by Allan Arkush0.90text

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