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Harry & Son ()


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Harry Keach has been widowed for two years and works as a demolition crane operator on a demolition crew.

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Harry
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Howard
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Katie
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Tom
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Sally
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Raymond
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Siemanowski
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Nina
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Lawrence
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Lilly
Michael Brockman ...
Al
Cathy Cahill ...
Waitress
Robert Goodman ...
Andy
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Jimmy
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Nurse
Russ Wheeler ...
Doctor
Joseph Alva ...
Young Man #1
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Young Man #2
Jerry Barrett ...
Cop
Dave Mungenast Sr. ...
Max (as David Mungenast)
Don Moody ...
Construction Worker #1
Leroy Dykes ...
Construction Worker #2
Joe Hess ...
Worker #1 (as Joseph Hess)
Harold Bergman ...
Night Watchman
Al Nesor ...
Taxi Driver
Jill Selkowitz ...
Factory Girl #1
Patricia A. Frye ...
Factory Girl #2
Dennis W. Edwards ...
Iron Construction Worker
Jan Siegel ...
Woman Driver
Suzanne M. Brierley ...
Beauty Parlor Woman
Will Knickerbocker ...
Willie
Terry Miller ...
Surplus Clerk
Mark Anthony Wade ...
Delivery Man
George Warren ...
Superintendent (as George E. Warren)
Fred M. Wilkins ...
Concrete Mixer Operator
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Marina Bar Waitress
Gilberto Costa Nunes ...
Spanish Parrot
Jack Kassewitz ...
Parrot
Jefferey M. Finn ...
Motorcyclist
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Secretary
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Charles P. Harris ...
Warehouse Worker
Jerry Richardson ...
Policeman (uncredited)

Directed by

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Paul Newman

Written by

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Ronald Buck ... (screen story and screenplay) (as Ronald L. Buck) and
Paul Newman ... (screen story and screenplay)
 
Raymond DeCapite ... (novel "A Lost King")

Produced by

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Ronald Buck ... producer (as Ronald L. Buck)
Malcolm R. Harding ... associate producer
Paul Newman ... producer

Music by

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Henry Mancini

Cinematography by

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Donald McAlpine ... director of photography

Editing by

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Dede Allen

Editorial Department

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Eric L. Beason ... first assistant film editor
Richard P. Cirincione ... associate film editor (as Richard Cirincione)
Richard Friedlander ... post-production assistant
John Hill ... editing room assistant (as John A.S. Hill)
William Kruzykowski ... assistant film editor
Gilberto Costa Nunes ... editing room assistant
Bitty O'Sullivan-Smith ... first assistant film editor (as Bitty O'Sullivan Smith)
Pamela Page ... editing room assistant
Otto Paoloni ... dailies consultant: Technicolor
Diane Schaub ... editing room assistant

Casting By

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Vicki Huff
Lynn Stalmaster

Production Design by

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Henry Bumstead

Set Decoration by

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Don K. Ivey ... (as Don Ivey)

Makeup Department

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Diane Johnson ... hair stylist
Elizabeth Lambert ... makeup artist (as Beth Lambert)
Monty Westmore ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Malcolm R. Harding ... unit production manager
Kerry Orent ... post-production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Stan Barrett ... second unit director
Rafael Elortegui ... second assistant director (as Raphael Elortegui)
Michelle Marx ... first assistant director: second unit
David McGiffert ... first assistant director

Art Department

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John Balling ... paint foreman
Irl Bender ... carpenter
Eugene Bright ... carpenter
Thomas Cocheo ... property master (as Thomas V. Cocheo)
Aaron Denton ... leadman / set dresser
Jose Duarte ... scenic artist
Gabriel C. Ell ... construction coordinator (as Gabe Ell)
David C. Hardie ... carpenter (as David Hardie)
Richard Helfritz ... leadman / set dresser
Scott Jacobson ... greensman
William Kellow ... carpenter (as Bill Kellow)
Henry Larrecq ... assistant art director
Donald Mahn ... painter
Rick Roberts ... assistant property
Alex Stasko ... carpenter
O.C. Whiddon ... construction foreman
Bill Gold ... poster designer (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Louis Bertini ... assistant sound editor
Ron Bochar ... assistant sound editor (as Ronald Bochar)
Stan Bochner ... sound editor (as Stanley Bochner)
Sara Bolder ... assistant sound editor
Richard P. Cirincione ... supervising sound editor (as Richard Cirincione)
Randall Coleman ... assistant sound editor
Jack Dalton ... boom operator
Jay Dranch ... sound editor
Tom Fleischman ... re-recording mixer
Thomas A. Gulino ... sound editor (as Thomas Gulino)
Mary Hickey ... adr assistant
Neil L. Kaufman ... sound editor (as Neil Kaufman)
Jane McCulley ... adr assistant
Laurie Mullen ... assistant sound editor
Peter Odabashian ... sound editor
William S. Scharf ... adr editor (as William Scharf)
Stuart Stanley ... assistant sound editor
Dick Vorisek ... re-recording mixer
Jean Fraser Wardle ... adr editor
Howard Warren ... sound mixer
Randal A. Goya ... foley mixer (uncredited)
Philip Rogers ... sound recordist (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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J.B. Jones ... special effects
James L. Roberts ... special effects (uncredited)

Stunts

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Stan Barrett ... stunt coordinator
Michael Brockman ... stunt driver

Camera and Electrical Department

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William D. Barber ... first assistant camera
Bert Bertolami ... second grip
Jerry Bertolami ... dolly grip
James Bright ... electrician (as James E. Bright)
Thomas Cocheo ... company grip (as Thomas J. Cocheo)
Herbert Davis ... film loader: second unit (as Herb Davis)
Jack Lee Gary ... second assistant camera
Robert Heine ... assistant camera: second unit
Edward Knott III ... company grip (as Eddie Knott III)
Ed Knott Jr. ... key grip (as Eddie Knott Jr.)
J. Steven Latham ... electrician
James Latham ... company grip (as James V. Latham)
John McGowan ... camera operator: second unit
Michael McGowan ... camera operator
Walter G. Morris Jr. ... gaffer (as Walter Morris Jr.)
James Pergola ... director of photography: second unit
Ron Phillips ... still photographer
David P. Robinson ... electrician
William Smaling ... electrician (as William T. Smaling) / gaffer: second unit (as William E. Smaling)
Norman Zuckerman ... best boy

Casting Department

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Dee Miller ... location casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Linda Benedict-Pierce ... wardrobe (as Linda Benedict)
Mary Lou Byrd ... wardrobe
Mary Fleming ... wardrobe (as Mary 'Sam' Fleming)

Location Management

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Chuck Rowley ... location manager

Music Department

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Stephen A. Hope ... music editor
Henry Mancini ... conductor / orchestrator (uncredited) / score arranger (uncredited)
Dan Wallin ... music scoring mixer (uncredited)
Celia Weiner ... music editor (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Jack Cowden ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Wanda Bell ... driver
Larry Crenshaw ... driver
Dennis Detoro ... driver
William Foster ... driver co-captain (as Bill Foster)
Edward Haber ... driver
Pirty Lee Jackson ... driver
Arthur Kreppel ... driver
Joyce M. Lark ... driver (as Joyce Lark)
Rickey Lenon ... driver
Martin Marciaro ... driver
Verdelle Reed ... driver (as Verdell Reed)
Bill Rogers ... transportation coordinator
Val Stante ... driver

Additional Crew

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Shirley Bird ... company nurse
Will Brantley ... craft service
Marcia Franklin ... assistant: Mr. Newman
Jackie Hamilton ... assistant to producer
Deborah Leslie ... production office secretary
Max Manlove ... production coordinator
Michael Menzies ... post-production auditor
Tom Miller ... unit publicist
Betty Owens ... assistant controller
Rusty Pouch ... second craft service
Randi Rosen ... production assistant
Ann Tait ... production controller (as Ann Tait-Rourk)
Rick Theiss ... representative: F.L.P.D. (as Ric Theiss)
Mark Wade ... traffic controller

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Harry Keach has been widowed for two years and works as a bulldozer operator on a construction crew. Despite having a strong work ethic, that working life is cut short when health issues lead to him no longer being able to do the job. Harry has a strained relationship with his two grown children: Nina, who, with her insurance salesman husband, seems more concerned about what they can receive in material possessions through her relationship with Harry; and Howard, who still lives with Harry. Howard is an aspiring writer, but as a person who lives in the here and now would rather hang out having fun than find work in a steady job when he isn't writing. Despite Harry loving Howard and Howard loving Harry, the strain in their relationship is brought to the fore as Howard can work but won't while Harry wants to work but can't. Especially while they still live together, the two have to come to a new understanding as they move into the next phase of their respective lives, Howard's which includes his on-again, off-again relationship with girlfriend Katie Wilowski, that off again status due to Katie being pregnant with another man's child, and Harry's which includes Howard's want for him to start thinking about women again. Written by Huggo

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Taglines Two men with nothing in common . . . except the blood in their veins. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Harry and Son (United States)
  • L'affrontement (France)
  • Harry & Sohn (Germany)
  • Harry i fill (Spain, Catalan title)
  • Harry e hijo (Spain)
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Runtime
  • 120 min
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Budget $9,500,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Paul Newman once said of this picture: "This is a personal film. I had a creative hand in it even before directing." See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Angel/Harry & Son/Splash!/Liquid Sky/And the Ship Sails On (1984). See more »
Crazy Credits The movie's closing credits declare: "PAN AM is pleased to have been of assistance on this film". See more »
Quotes Howard Keach: You know, looking for working can be a real gas.
Harry Keach: You got something?
Howard Keach: Yep, hope it ain't the clap.
[goes inside the house]
Harry Keach: [shouting] What are you talking about?
Howard Keach: [peeking out the door] I got lucky. I also got a job.
[goes back inside]
Harry Keach: [muttering] The clap?
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