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The Day of the Dolphin (1973)
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Synopsis
Director
Mike Nichols
and screenwriter
Buck Henry
team up again (after collaborating on
The Graduate
and
Catch-22
) for this adaptation of Robert Merle's best-selling adventure novel concerning dolphins who become pawns in a plot to kill the president. George C. Scott plays Dr. Jake Terrell, a researcher who, along with his wife Maggie (Trish Van Devere), is investigating dolphin intelligence, believing they have the capability of speech. Harold DeMilo (
Fritz Weaver
), in charge of a major corporation, sponsors their work. But undercover work by government agent Curtis Mahoney (
Paul Sorvino
) reveals that DeMilo is working with a right-wing group planning to kidnap the dolphins and use them to blow up the presidential yacht. Jake and Maggie have to race against time to save both their dolphins and the president. ~ Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide
Cast
Edward Herrmann
Mike
Jon Korkes
David
Paul Sorvino
Mahoney
Trish VanDevere
Maggie Terrell
Fritz Weaver
Harold DeMilo
George C. Scott
Dr. Jake Terrell
Production Crew
Angelo P. Graham
Art Director
Robert Merle
Book Author
William A. Fraker
Cinematographer
Georges Delerue
Composer (Music Score)
Georges Delerue
Conductor
Anthea Sylbert
Costume Designer
Mike Nichols
Director
Sam O'Steen
Editor
Joseph E. Levine
Executive Producer
Tom Schmidt
First Assistant Director
Robert E. Relyea
Producer
Richard Sylbert
Production Designer
Buck Henry
Screenwriter
George R. Nelson
Set Designer
Lawrence O. Jost
Sound Recordist
Albert J. Whitlock
Special Effects
Jim White
Special Effects
Year: 1973
Runtime: 104
Country: USA
MPAA Rating: PG
Category: Feature
Genre
Thriller
Produced by
Avco Embassy Pictures
Awards
1973 - Best Picture - National Board of Review
1973 - Best Picture - National Board of Review
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