CAST
James Coburn-Dr. Sidney Schaefer Godfrey Cambridge-Don Masters Severn Darden-V.I. Kydor Kropotkin Joan Delaney-Nan Butler Pat Harrington Jr-Arlington Hewes Barry McGuire-Old Wrangler Jill Banner-Snow White Eduard Franz-Ethan Allen Cocket Walter Burke-Henry Lux Will Geer-Dr. Lee-Evans William Daniels-Wynn Quantrill Joan Darling-Jeff Quantrill Sheldon Collins-Bing Quantrill Arte Johnson-Sullivan Martin Horsey-1st Puddlian William Beckley-2nd Puddlian Kathleen Hughes-White House Tourist Walt Davis-Phoneman John Gunn-FBR agent Soon-Tek Oh-Chinese Agent Dyanne Thorne-Cocktail Waitress Hank Worden-Dirty Old Man
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() James Coburn plays Dr. Sidney Schaefer in this 1967 spy spoof. A New York psychiatrist by trade, Dr. Schaefer is recruited by a colleague to accept the President of the United States as his exclusive patient. Politically speaking, it may be beneficial to the country to adopt this idea today. After his move to Washington D.C., Dr. schaefer becomes involved with a myriad of secretive government agencies. The constant interruptions to his private life by the president and the ever lingering spy groups cause so much stress that he eventually suffers a nervous breakdown. He is forced to escape after figuring out that he knows too much to be allowed to leave gracefully. This leads to agents from our own country and from around the world trying to either kill or capture him because of the secrets he holds in his head. Even the Canadians are after him. His escape is accomplished with the help of a band of traveling hippies. The main villain in this movie, however, is an unnamed entity that wishes to use Dr. Schaefer to brainwash the president and take control of everyone in the country. Probably the most colorful characters in this film, aside from Dr. Schaefer, are political assassin Don Masters (played brilliantly by Godfrey Cambridge) and his KGB counterpart Kydor Kropotkin who is played by Severn Darden. There are also a host of other interesting characters in the movie. Political correctness alert: Anyone who is thin skinned or easily offended (politicians and vegetarians for example) should avoid this film because nothing is sacred in it. The story pokes fun at virtually everything it can. There are some dated parts in this movie but overall it is very entertaining.
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