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| | |  Austin Pendleton: Encyclopedia II - Finding Nemo - PlotThe film tells the story of a widowed clownfish named Marlin (voiced by Albert Brooks). Marlin, after losing his wife, Coral, and children, in a barracuda attack sometime back, tries his best as a parent to his only remaining son Nemo. Because Nemo has a fin smaller than the other (his "lucky fin"), Marlin tries to hold his son back from all the exciting things in life, telling him the ocean isn't safe. Because of this, Nemo ventures out into open water to prove to his father that it is safe to do so. Marlin, in this case, was correct, as Ne ...
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| | | | Austin Pendleton: Encyclopedia II - Skidoo film - Synopsis The story is about a retired mobster, Tony Banks (Gleason), now settled with wife Flo (Channing) and daughter Darlene (Hay), who worries about his daughter's new hippie boyfriend Stash (Law), and his own paternity of Darlene. Romero and Avalon appear as two mob bosses, Hechy and Angie, who bring Tony the news that "God" (Marx) wants him to carry out one last job; murder his old pal "Blue Chips" Packard (Rooney), before he can testify before the US Senate's Crime Commission. Tony refuses, but upon finding his friend Harry (Stang) shot through ...
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| | | | Austin Pendleton: Encyclopedia II - Short Circuit - Plot Number 5 is one of five prototype robots proposed for use by the US military, although the scientist mainly responsible for creating them, Dr. Newton Crosby (Steve Guttenberg), is more interested in peaceful uses of their artificial intelligence, like playing musical instruments. A demonstration is under way in the grounds of the company that makes them and other robots, Nova Laboratories, in Damon, Washington. After a lightning storm shuts down the presentation of the prototypes, a power surge hits Number 5 while it is recharging and alters ...
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| | | | Austin Pendleton: Encyclopedia II - What's Up Doc? 1972 film - Synopsis The story, which takes place in San Francisco, centers around four identical plaid overnight bags and the people who own them.
One of the bags belongs to Dr. Howard Bannister, Ph.D. (played by O'Neal) and is filled with igneous rocks that have certain musical properties. Howard, a musicologist, and his fiancée, Eunice Burns (Kahn), have come to San Francisco in the hope of winning a grant funded by Frederick Larrabee (Austin Pendleton).
The second bag belongs to Judy Maxwell (Streisand), and is filled with h ...
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| | | | Austin Pendleton: Encyclopedia II - Finding Nemo - Performers and characters
Finding Nemo - Other characters.
(all voices unknown)
Sandy Plankton - An associate of Nemo's (claims boats are "butts" and turtles live up to a 100 years)
Jimmy - one of Mr. Ray's students who utters "Oh my gosh! Nemo's swimming out to sea!"
Bob - Sheldon's father
Ted - Pearl's father
Bill - Tad's father
Barracuda - the fish that killed most of Marlin's family
Beanie - the timid fish Anchor brings to the meeting
Barbara - P. Sherman's se ...
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| | | | Austin Pendleton: Encyclopedia II - Finding Nemo - Fish featured in the film
Finding Nemo - The following species feature prominently in the film.
Marlin, Coral, and Nemo: Clownfish
Dory: Regal Tang fish, Blue Tang fish, or Blue Hippo
Bruce: Great White Shark
Chum: Mako Shark
Anchor: Hammerhead Shark
Crush and Squirt: Sea Turtle
"Monster": Anglerfish
Nigel and Gerald: Brown Pelican
Finding Nemo - In the tank.
Gill: Moorish Idol
Bloat: Pufferfish
Bubbles: ...
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| | | | Austin Pendleton: Encyclopedia II - Skidoo film - Critical and Public Reception Despite all the pluses, the movie missed the mark with both critics and audiences, and bombed at the box-office. A soundtrack album by Nilsson was issued, along with a single, "I Will Take You There", but neither became a hit. The movie received some belated attention in the 1980s when it was shown on cable television, and the soundtrack was lauded when it was reissued on compact disc in 2000 (in the UK) and 2003 (in the US). Nonetheless, no official home video release has ever been made, and ...
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| | | | Austin Pendleton: Encyclopedia II - Finding Nemo - Wider effects of the film The film's prominent use of clownfish prompted mass purchase of the animals for children's pets in the United States, even though the movie portrayed the use of fish as pets negatively and saltwater aquariums are notably tricky and expensive to maintain. At the same time, the film had a central theme that "all drains lead back to the ocean." (A main character escapes from imprisonment by going down a sink drain and ending up in the sea.) This allegedly caused many children to flush their living fish down toilets in imitation of the picture. ...
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