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Crimes and Misdemeanors

Movie (1989)

A New York doctor resorts to desperate measures when his long-term mistress threatens to reveal their affair if he doesn't marry her. When his brother offers to eliminate the situation, he is faced with a moral dilemma. Meanwhile, Clifford Stern is commissioned to make a portrait of successful TV producer and brother-in-law Lester, who represents everything that Clifford despises.

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Released:	Oct 13th, 1989
Budget:	$19,000,000.00
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Crimes and Misdemeanors Main Cast

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Bill Bernstein
plays Testimonial Speaker

Martin Landau
plays Judah Rosenthal

Claire Bloom
plays Miriam Rosenthal

Stephanie Roth Hab…
plays Sharon Rosenthal

Gregg Edelman
plays Chris

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During an argument with Cliff, Lester says he has a closet full of Emmys. In real life, Alan Alda had won four Emmys prior to appearing in the film.
The role of Prof. Louis Levy, subject of Cliff Stern's documentary in this film, is played by non-actor and therapist friend of Woody Allen's , world-renowned Martin S. Bergmann, clinical professor of psychology in New York University's post-doctoral program.
Woody Allen felt that he had been too "nice" to the characters in the end of Hannah and Her Sisters (1986), so he wrote this film as a response to those feelings.
Movie Goof (factual errors): When Judah decides to have Delores killed, he only dials seven digits on the phone calling his brother, Jack. Judah lives in Connecticut and Jack lives in New York, so he would have to dial at least 10 digits to call him.

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