
The Long Lost Life of Edward Smalley
Synopsis
20 years after a Second World War court-martial, a vet pulls a gun on the ruthless attorney who defended him, when the cynical mouthpiece, who doesn't even remember his former client, refuses to see him. So the shaken gunman recounts the story of accidentally fragging his commanding officer.
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- Director
- Robert Altman
- Screenplay & Story
- David Moessinger, Robert Altman
- Original Title
- The Long Lost Life of Edward Smalley
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 45m
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Robert Altman
David Moessinger, Robert Altman
Robert Altman
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Robert Altman
Director
David Moessinger
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Robert Altman
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Robert Altman
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Long Lost Life of Edward Smalley
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What is The Long Lost Life of Edward Smalley about?
20 years after a Second World War court-martial, a vet pulls a gun on the ruthless attorney who defended him, when the cynical mouthpiece, who doesn't even remember his former client, refuses to see him. So the shaken gunman recounts the story of accidentally fragging his commanding officer.
Who directed The Long Lost Life of Edward Smalley?
The Long Lost Life of Edward Smalley was directed by Robert Altman.
Who stars in The Long Lost Life of Edward Smalley?
The principal cast of The Long Lost Life of Edward Smalley includes James Whitmore, Richard Crenna.
When was The Long Lost Life of Edward Smalley released and how long is it?
The Long Lost Life of Edward Smalley was released in 1963 with a total runtime of 45m.
