A Fine Madness - Trivia, Questions and Fun Facts

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[wesley]

Richard Castellano would, in 1970, receive his only Oscar nomination, for Best Supporting Actor, in the film 'Lovers and Other Strangers, ' a film co-written by his 'A Fine Madness' co-star Renee Taylor.

[jessie]

The last feature film to be photographed by legendary cameraman Ted McCord.

[riley]

This particular film is one of the more obscure titles from Sean Connery's varied career.

[ivan]

It has been rumored that during location filming in New York, Sean Connery was rather protective of his own personal space as far as the general public were concerned.

[kyle]

Both Patrick O'Neal and Clive Revill later played murderers on "Columbo".

[frances]

Studio chief Jack L. Warner allegedly became worried that this movie could be seen as "anti-social" and ordered re-editing before it could be released, something director Irvin Kershner strongly opposed (to no avail). Hence, the later stages of the movie proceed a little peculiarly. It is not at all clear how the hero has survived a pre-frontal lobotomy with no damage done to his iconoclastic personality. (In the novel, the operation has to be abandoned when it is interrupted).

[kim]

The scene involving a topless Sue Ane Langdon and Sir Sean Connery near the beginning was the subject of a photo feature in Playboy Magazine.

[francisco]

Sorrell Booke and Mabel Albertson would later co-star again in 'What's Up, Doc?' (1972).