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The Interview

0.0 (1)1960-10-119m
Animation

Overview

Animated interview of a freaky musician.

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The Interview has a TMDB user rating of 0.0/10 based on 1 votes. You can also view the IMDb page at https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1661909/.

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Who directed The Interview?+

The Interview was directed by Ernest Pintoff and released in 1960.

Who are the main cast members in The Interview?+

The Interview stars Henry Jacobs, Woodrow Leafer. See the full cast list above for every actor and their character.

What is the runtime of The Interview?+

The Interview has a runtime of 9m.

What genre is The Interview?+

The Interview is a Animation film released in 1960.

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

February 18, 2024

6/10

A quite entertaining television interview send-up with the up and coming, but totally out of it, jazz French Hornist "Shorty Petterstein" (whom the interviewer keeps referring to as "Osc") that turns a little fractious. He prefers a bit of Bartok to Tchaikovsky. A small town cat appears interested in his gigs in downtown San Francisco. He declines to give advice to fellow aspiring musicians. "Just blow, man"! This animation quite cleverly sums up the inanity of a great slew of media chats betwee…