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Switching Channels Poster 27" x 40"


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27" x 40" (68.6cm x 101.6cm) Poster EB69340
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Directed By

Ted Kotcheff

Producer(s)

Tri-Star Pictures.

Cast

Burt Reynolds, Kathleen Turner, Christopher Reeve, Ned Beatty, Henry Gibson, George Newbern, Al Waxman, Ken James, Joe Silver, Charles Kimbrough, Tony Rosato

About the Film

A modernized remake of "His Girl Friday," and therefore the fourth version of "The Front Page." Beautiful TV anchorwoman (Turner) wants to marry handsome tycoon (Reeve), but her scheming ex-husband (Reynolds) gets in the way. Weak performances from everyone but Beatty and lackluster direction render this off-told story less funny than usual.