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Popeye

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Looking for the father (Ray Walston) who deserted him as a baby, a sailor named Popeye (Robin Williams) journeys to the port town of Sweethaven. Along the way, he vies with the rough Bluto for the affections of Olive Oyl and adopts the young Sweet Pea.

Genre:

Adventure, Comedy, Family

Actors:

Robin Williams, Shelley Duvall, Ray Walston, Paul Dooley, Paul L. Smith, Richard Libertini, Donald Moffat, MacIntyre Dixon, Roberta Maxwell, Donovan Scott, Allan F. Nicholls, ...»

Director:

Robert Altman

Country:

United States

Release:

1980

IMDb:

5.4

Quality:

Duration:

114 min

KEYWORDS:

#Popeye #Ray Walston #Robert Altman #Robin Williams #Shelley Duvall

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ACTORS OF "Popeye"

Robin Williams

21 July 1951, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Shelley Duvall

7 July 1949, Houston, Texas, USA

Ray Walston

2 December 1914, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Paul Dooley

22 February 1928, Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA

Paul L. Smith

24 June 1936, Everett, Massachusetts, USA

Richard Libertini

21 May 1933, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

Donald Moffat

26 December 1930, Plymouth, Devon, England, UK

MacIntyre Dixon

22 December 1931, Everett, Massachusetts, USA

Roberta Maxwell

1942, Ontario, Canada

Donovan Scott

29 September 1947, Chico, California, USA

Allan F. Nicholls

8 April 1945, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Wesley Ivan Hurt

5 March 1979, Salina, Kansas, USA

Bill Irwin

11 April 1950, Santa Monica, California, USA

Robert Fortier

5 November 1926, West Hollywood, California, USA

5 February 1948, Montréal, Québec, Canada

Linda Hunt

2 April 1945, Morristown, New Jersey, USA

Geoff Hoyle

Wayne Robson

29 April 1946, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Larry Pisoni

Carlo Pellegrini

Susan Kingsley

1 March 1946, Middlesboro, Kentucky, USA

Michael Christensen

Ray Cooper

19 August 1942, Watford, Hertfordshire, England, UK

28 October 1944, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Alan Autry

31 July 1952, Shreveport, Louisiana, USA

Ned Dowd

26 May 1950, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Hovey Burgess

Roberto Messina

2 January 1934, Casablanca, Morocco

Pietro Torrisi

20 January 1940, Catania, Italy

4 August 1945, Tacoma, Washington, USA

David Arkin

24 December 1941, Los Angeles County, California, USA

Klaus Voormann

29 April 1938, Berlin, Germany

Doug Dillard

6 March 1937, Salem, Missouri, USA

Van Dyke Parks

3 January 1943, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, USA

13 January 1910, Worthington, Indiana, USA

DIRECTORS OF "Popeye"

Robert Altman

20 February 1925, Kansas City, Missouri, USA

CREATORS OF "Popeye"

E.C. Segar

8 December 1894, Chester, Illinois, USA

Jules Feiffer

26 January 1929, New York City, New York, USA

HEROES OF "Popeye"

Popeye

Played by: Robin Williams

Olive Oyl

Played by: Shelley Duvall

Poopdeck Pappy

Played by: Ray Walston

J. Wellington Wimpy

Played by: Paul Dooley

Bluto

Played by: Paul L. Smith

Geezil

Played by: Richard Libertini

The Taxman

Played by: Donald Moffat

Cole Oyl

Played by: MacIntyre Dixon

Nana Oyl

Played by: Roberta Maxwell

Castor Oyl

Played by: Donovan Scott

Rough House

Played by: Allan F. Nicholls

Swee'pea

Played by: Wesley Ivan Hurt

Ham Gravy

Played by: Bill Irwin

Bill Barnacle

Played by: Robert Fortier

Harry Hotcash

Played by: David McCharen

Oxblood Oxheart

Played by: Peter Bray

Mrs. Oxheart

Played by: Linda Hunt

Scoop

Played by: Geoff Hoyle

Chizzelflint

Played by: Wayne Robson

Swifty

Played by: Carlo Pellegrini

La Verne

Played by: Susan Kingsley

Splatz

Played by: Michael Christensen

The Preacher

Played by: Ray Cooper

Slick - the Milkman

Played by: Noel Parenti

Bear - the Hermit

Played by: John E. Bristol

Mena Walfleur - a Steinette

Played by: Julie Janney

Mina Walfleur - a Steinette

Played by: Patty Katz

Spike - a Tough

Played by: Dennis Franz

Mort - a Tough

Played by: Hovey Burgess

Gozo - a Tough

Played by: Roberto Messina

Bolo - a Tough

Played by: Pietro Torrisi

Pickelina - a Housewife

Played by: Peggy Pisoni

Mayor Stonefeller - the Official

Played by: Paul Zegler

Mrs. Stonefeller

Played by: Pamela Burrell

The Mailman

Played by: David Arkin

Von Schnitzel - the Conductor

Played by: Klaus Voormann

Oscar - the Barber

Played by: Stan Wilson

The Chimneysweep

Played by: Roberto Dell'Acqua

CRITICS OF "Popeye"

TV Guide

A good idea gone down the drain under Altman's spotty direction.

April 16, 2007

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Variety

It is more than faint praise to say that Popeye is far, far better than it might have been, considering the treacherous challenge it presented. But avoiding disaster is not necessarily the same as success.

April 16, 2007

Resource

Common Sense Media

An eccentric take on Popeye and friends.

January 02, 2011

The ARTery

Reputation be damned, Popeye is a wonderful movie, beguiling and deeply strange. It's also a stealth remake: McCabe for kids.

July 31, 2015

Resource

sbs.is

I reeeeeaaaaaaalllllllyyyyyy hated this movie...

July 10, 2007

eFilmCritic.com

A lot of it is klutzier than you may remember it being, and it leads to a wretched climax involving the fakest-looking octopus since Ed Wood's Bride of the Monster.

February 21, 2010

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Moviehole

The film's not much chop, but Williams is right at home as the spinach-swallowing sailor

May 12, 2005

Combustible Celluloid

Most people hate this rambling, Robert Altman-directed comic strip movie, but I loved it as a kid and I still love it.

May 26, 2006

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New York Times

A thoroughly charming, immensely appealing mess of a movie, often high-spirited and witty, occasionally pretentious and flat, sometimes robustly funny and frequently unintelligible.

August 30, 2004

Chicago Reader

The plotting of this 1980 feature -- outsider in a hostile environment -- is personal to Altman, though few of the feelings survive the clutter.

April 16, 2007

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Time Out

You wonder how on earth Altman did it; equally often, you feel you are watching a wacky masterpiece, the like of which you've never seen before.

June 24, 2006

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Chicago Sun-Times

He takes one of the most artificial and limiting of art forms -- the comic strip -- and raises it to the level of high comedy and high spirits.

October 23, 2004

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GALLERY OF "Popeye"