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A Fine Madness

film by Kersher [1966]
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    …as husband and wife; and A Fine Madness (1966) featured Sean Connery as an irreverent poet whose outbursts of violence earn him a lobotomy. In 1967 Kershner directed The Flim-Flam Man, a profile of a Southern con man played by George C. Scott.

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    …as husband and wife; and A Fine Madness (1966) featured Sean Connery as an irreverent poet whose outbursts of violence earn him a lobotomy. In 1967 Kershner directed The Flim-Flam Man, a profile of a Southern con man played by George C. Scott.

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