| Cold Turkey | |
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| Directed By | Norman Lear |
| Screenplay By | Norman Lear |
| Cast | Dick Van Dyke, Pippa Scott, Tom Poston, Barnard Hughes |
| Produced By | Norman Lear |
| Cinematography By | Charles F. Wheeler |
| Film Editing By | John C. Horger |
| Music By | Randy Newman |
| Studio | Tandem Productions, DFI |
| Distributed By | United Artists |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Release Date | February 19, 1971 |
| Runtime | 101 Minutes |
| Rating | PG-13 |
Overview[]
Plot[]
Cast[]
- Dick Van Dyke as Clayton Brooks
- Pippa Scott as Natalie Brooks
- Tom Poston as Mr. Edgar Stopworth
- Edward Everett Horton as Hiram C. Grayson
- Vincent Gardenia as Quincey L. Wappler
- Barnard Hughes as Dr. Proctor
- Graham Jarvis as Amos Bush
- Jean Stapleton as Mrs. Wappler
- Barbara Cason as Letitia Hornsby
- Judith Lowry as Odie Turman
- Sudie Bond as Cissy
- Helen Page Camp as Mrs. Watson
- Paul Benedict as Zen Buddhist
- Simon Scott as Mr. Kandiss
- Raymond Kark as Homer Watson
- Peggy Rea as Mrs. Proctor
- Woodrow Parfrey as Tobacco Executive
- George Mann as Bishop Manley
- Charles Pinney as Col. Galloway
- M. Emmet Walsh as Art
- Gloria LeRoy as Lottie Davenport
- Eric Boles as Dennis
- Jack Grimes as TV Stage Manager
- Walter Sande as Tobacco Executive
- Harvey Jason as Hypnotist
- Bob Newhart as Merwin Wren
- Bob Elliott as Hugh Upson / David Chetley / Sandy Van Andy
- Ray Goulding as Walter Chronic / Paul Hardly / Arthur Lordly
- Ted Knight as Mr. Slick
- Maureen McCormick as Talking Doll (voice)
- Charles White as Senator Sildge
- Jerry Whittington as Wilber Scott
- Glenn Yarbrough as Working Stiff
- Louis Zorich as Douglas Truesdale