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The Extraordinary Seaman

film by Frankenheimer [1969]
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  • Black Sunday
    John Frankenheimer
    / Films of the 1960s

    The Extraordinary Seaman was released in 1969, after having sat on the shelf for two years. It was Frankenheimer’s first comedy and one of his most poorly received films, despite a cast that included David Niven, Faye Dunaway, and Alan Alda. Far better was The…

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    The Extraordinary Seaman was released in 1969, after having sat on the shelf for two years. It was Frankenheimer’s first comedy and one of his most poorly received films, despite a cast that included David Niven, Faye Dunaway, and Alan Alda. Far better was The…

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