Something for Everyone (1970) - film review

Comedy / Crime / Drama

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Something for Everyone is an American crime film first released in 1970, directed by Harold Prince. The film is based on a novel by Harry Kressing and stars Angela Lansbury, Michael York, Anthony Higgins, Heidelinde Weis and Jane Carr. Our overall rating for this film is: very good.

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Director: Harold Prince
Script: Harry Kressing (novel), Hugh Wheeler
Photo: Walter Lassally
Music: John Kander
Cast: Angela Lansbury (Countess Herthe von Ornstein), Michael York (Konrad Ludwig), Anthony Higgins (Helmuth Von Ornstein), Heidelinde Weis (Anneliese Pleschke), Jane Carr (Lotte Von Ornstein), Eva Maria Meineke (Mrs. Pleschke), John Gill (Mr. Pleschke), Wolfried Lier (Klaus), Klaus Havenstein (Rudolph), Walter Janssen (Father Georg), Erik Jelde (Bit Part), Despo Diamantidou, Enzi Fuchs (Waitress), Erland Erlandsen (Schoenfeld), Hans Pössenbacher (Carl), Hilde Weissner (Princess Palamir), Hela Gruel (Cook), Marius Aicher (Scullery Boy), Mogens von Gadow (Station Master), James Hurley (General), Ernst Ziegler (Elderly Man)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 112 min

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