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Mickey One

film by Penn [1965]
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  • Penn, Arthur
    Arthur Penn
    / Early films

    His next film, the complex Mickey One (1965), offered an unconventional narrative and was characterized by some critics as ambitious and by others as pretentious. Warren Beatty, who was also the film’s producer, played a nightclub comedian undergoing delusions of persecution by the mob. Far more commercial was The Chase…

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    His next film, the complex Mickey One (1965), offered an unconventional narrative and was characterized by some critics as ambitious and by others as pretentious. Warren Beatty, who was also the film’s producer, played a nightclub comedian undergoing delusions of persecution by the mob. Far more commercial was The Chase…

    Read More