Comedy ·Thriller ·Mystery · United States of America · 1975 · 1h 27m

Peeper

Director

Cast

Michael Caine as Leslie C. Tucker Natalie Wood as Ellen Prendergast Kitty Winn as Mianne Prendergast Michael Constantine as Anglich Thayer David as Frank Prendergast Timothy Carey as Sid

Crew

Earl Rath — Director of Photography James Mitchell — Editor Richard Clements — Original Music Composer W.D. Richter — Writer Keith Laumer — Novel Irwin Winkler — Producer

Tagline

Back in '47, a gun was a roscoe, a private-eye was a Peeper, and murder was okay as long as nobody got hurt. In fact, anything was okay with this Peeper on the case because he wouldn't know who-done-it even if he done it himself.

Synopsis

A detective is hired to locate a girl adopted 30 years earlier whose birth father wants to bequeath her his fortune.

Trailer

Official Trailer youtube.com

Mood & Themes

spoof private detective

Key Collaborators

Peter Hyams Director Earl Rath Director of Photography James Mitchell Editor Richard Clements Original Music Composer W.D. Richter Writer Keith Laumer Novel Irwin Winkler Producer Robert Chartoff Producer Albert Brenner Production Design Patricia Norris Costume Design

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