They Might Be Giants

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They Might Be Giants is a 1971 mystery-comedy film in which George C. Scott plays a man who believes he is Sherlock Holmes, exploring themes of imagination and sanity.

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instanceOf film
mystery-comedy film
stage play
basedOn They Might Be Giants (play)
character Dr. Mildred Watson
Justin Playfair
cinematographyBy Victor J. Kemper NERFINISHED
colorProcess color
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Anthony Harvey
distributor Universal Pictures
editedBy John C. Howard
genre comedy film
mystery film
romantic comedy film
hasCultFollowing true
homeMediaRelease Blu-ray
DVD
VHS
inspiredBy Don Quixote
medium feature film
musicBy John Barry
notableQuote Of course he’s not real. But he is the best game in town.
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A man named Justin Playfair believes he is Sherlock Holmes and is pursued by a psychiatrist named Dr. Watson as they embark on a quest that blurs imagination and reality.
producer John Foreman
productionCompany Universal Pictures
publicationDate 1971
referenceTo Dr. Watson
Holmes
surface form: Sherlock Holmes
runtime approximately 98 minutes
screenwriter James Goldman
setting New York City
starring George C. Scott
Jack Gilford
Joanne Woodward
Lester Rawlins
Rue McClanahan
theme imagination
reality versus fantasy
sanity
title They Might Be Giants self-linksurface differs
writer James Goldman

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Anthony Harvey directed They Might Be Giants