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What's Up, Doc?

Year:

1972

Duration:

94 min

Genres:

Comedy | Romance

IMDB rate:

7.8

Director:

Peter Bogdanovich

Awards:

Nominated for Golden Globe. Another 1 win

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1972-03-10

Filming Locations: 1000 Bush St. San Francisco, California, USA

Earnings

Gross: $66,000,000 (USA) ( 1972)

Cast

Actor

Character

Stan Ross

Barbra Streisand

Judy Maxwell

Ryan O'Neal

Howard Bannister

Madeline Kahn

Eunice Burns

Kenneth Mars

Hugh Simon

Austin Pendleton

Frederick Larrabee

Michael Murphy

Mr. Smith

Philip Roth

Mr. Jones (as Phil Roth)

Sorrell Booke

Harry

Stefan Gierasch

Fritz

Mabel Albertson

Mrs. Van Hoskins

Liam Dunn

Judge Maxwell

John Hillerman

Hotel Manager

George Morfogen

Headwaiter

Graham Jarvis

Bailiff

Randy Quaid

Professor Hosquith

M. Emmet Walsh

Arresting Officer

Kevin O'Neal

Delivery Boy

Eleanor Zee

Banquet Receptionist

Paul Condylis

Room Service Waiter

Fred Scheiwiller

Jewel Thief

Carl Saxe

Jewel Thief

Jack Perkins

Jewel Thief

Paul B. Kipilman

Druggist

Gil Perkins

Jones' Driver

Christa Lang

Mrs. Hosquith

Peter Paul Eastman

Musicologist

Eric Brotherson

Larrabee's Butler

Elaine Partnow

Party Guest

George Burrafato

Eunice's Cab Driver (as George R. Burrafato)

Jerry Summers

Smith's Cab Driver

Mark Thompson

Airport Cab Driver (as Mort Thompson)

Don Bexley

Skycap (as Donald T. Bexley)

Leonard Lookabaugh

Painter on Roof

Candice Bennett

Ticket Seller (as Candace Brownell)

Sean Morgan

Banquet Official

Patricia O'Neal

Lady on Plane

Joe Alfasa

Waiter in Hall

Chuck Holison

Pizza Cook (as Chuck Hollom)

John Byner

Man at the Hotel Banquet

Kenner G. Kemp

Musicologist (uncredited)

Bruce McBroom

Man Kissing Mrs. Van Hoskin's Hand in Hotel Lobby (uncredited)

William Niven

Painter (uncredited)

Tony Regan

Musicologist (uncredited)

Leoda Richards

Woman at Party (uncredited)

Hank Robinson

Musicologist (uncredited)

Cosmo Sardo

Hotel Waiter (uncredited)

Arthur Tovey

Man at Party (uncredited)

John Allen Vick

Airport Driver (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Liam Dunn was primarily a casting director before Peter Bogdanovich offered him the role of Judge Maxwell.

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Ryan O'Neal's line in the airport terminal ("Judy? Judy? Judy.") is an homage to Cary Grant who starred in Bringing Up Baby (1938), the film that inspired this movie. Although Grant never said "Judy, Judy, Judy" in any film, the line was constantly attributed to him.

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The book which Eunice is reading in bed and which she subsequently tosses away in disgust is 'The Sensuous Woman' by "J", a best-seller at the time, depicting in very graphic detail various sexual techniques from a woman's viewpoint.

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Goofs

In the final scene on the airplane, the time between the opening titles and "That's all, folks!" ending of the Looney Tunes short is much too short.

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When Mr. Jones is following Mr. Smith at the beginning of the movie. Mr. Jones gets into a cab where the cab driver is very noticeably bald. But when he gets out later on, the cab driver has a lot of hair blowing in the breeze.

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When the cars chase the three wheeled bike, they drive from a hill with a STOP-sign. On the right we can see some parked cars (Chevrolet Corvair, Ford, Pinto and a Rover). In the next shot, when the Cadillac limo passes, the three cars are disappeared and changed in a 1971 Chevrolet Vega coupe, Chevrolet Caprice coupe, Triumph GT-6.

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Quotes

Howard: Good morning.

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Judy: You don't wanna marry someone who's gonna get all wrinkled, lined and flabby!

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Judge Maxwell: You see this yellow pill?

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Faq

How does it end?

Howard ultimately receives the grant from Frederick Larrabee after Judy exposes the fact that Hugh's research was not original.At the airport, Eunice announces she's staying with Frederick. Howard boards his plane. He finds Judy onboard. He declares his love to her, and they kiss.

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