Director: Robert Altman

Writer: Jules Feiffer

Music and Lyrics by: Harry Nilsson

Producer: Robert Evans

Keywords: Musical Comedy, Comic Strip, Popeye

As Popeye searches for his father, in Sweethaven he meets and falls for Olive Oyl, who is inconveniently engaged to be married to the brute, Bluto. They adopt an abandoned baby, Swee'Pea. Live-action musical adaptation of the 1930s comic strip. Quick and sometimes mumbled dialogue; some may wish to turn on captions to catch everything. Filmed on the island of Malta.

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Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Alan Autry	Actor	31-Jul-1952		In The Heat of the Night
Paul Dooley	Actor	22-Feb-1928		Grace Under Fire
Shelley Duvall	Actor	7-Jul-1949		The Shining
Dennis Franz	Actor	28-Oct-1944		Det. Sipowicz on NYPD Blue
Linda Hunt	Actor	2-Apr-1945		The Year of Living Dangerously
Bill Irwin	Actor	11-Apr-1950		My Blue Heaven
Richard Libertini	Actor	21-May-1933	7-Jan-2016	The In-Laws
Donald Moffat	Actor	26-Dec-1930	20-Dec-2018	British-American character actor
Donovan Scott	Actor	29-Sep-1946		Police Academy
Paul L. Smith	Actor	5-Feb-1939	25-Apr-2012	Midnight Express
Ray Walston	Actor	2-Dec-1914	1-Jan-2001	My Favorite Martian
Robin Williams	Comic	21-Jul-1951	11-Aug-2014	Mork from Ork

CAST

Robin Williams	...   Popeye
Shelley Duvall	...   Olive Oyl
Co-Starring
Ray Walston	...   Poopdeck Pappy
Paul Dooley	...   Wimpy
Paul L. Smith	...   Bluto
Richard Libertini	...   Geezil
Donald Moffat	...   The Taxman
MacIntyre Dixon	...   Cole Oyl
Roberta Maxwell	...   Nana Oyl
Donovan Scott	...   Castor Oyl
Allan Nicholls	...   Rough House
Wesley Ivan Hurt	...   Swee'pea
The People of Sweethaven
Bill Irwin	...   Ham Gravy, the Old Boyfriend
Robert Fortier	...   Bill Barnacle, the Town Drunk
David McCharen	...   Harry Hotcash, the Gambler
Sharon Kinney	...   Cherry, His Moll
Peter Bray	...   Oxblood Oxheart, the Fighter
Linda Hunt	...   Mrs. Oxheart, His Mudder
Geoff Hoyle	...   Scoop, the Reporter
Wayne Robson	...   Chizzelflint, the Pawnbroker
The Roughhouse Gang
Larry Pisoni	...   Chico, the Dishwasher
Carlo Pellegrini	...   Swifty, the Cook
Susan Kingsley	...   La Verne, the Waitress
Michael Christensen	...   Splatz, the Janitor
Ray Cooper	...   The Preacher
Noel Parenti	...   Slick, the Milkman
Karen McCormick	...   Rosie, the Milkmaid
John Bristol	...   Bear, the Hermit
The Walfleur Sisters -- The Steinettes
Julie Janney	...   Mena
Patty Katz	...   Mina
Diane Shaffer	...   Mona
Nathalie Blossom	...   Blossom
The Toughs
Dennis Franz	...   Spike
Alan Autry	...   Slug
Ned Dowd	...   Butch
Hovey Burgess	...   Mort
Roberto Messina	...   Gozo
Pietro Torrisi	...   Bolo
The Housewives
Margery Bond	...   Daisy
Judy Burgess	...   Petunia
Saundra MacDonald	...   Violet
Eve Knoller	...   Min
Peggy Pisoni	...   Pickelina
Barbara Zegler	...   Daphne
Paul Zegler	...   Mayor Stonefeller, the Official
Pamela Burrell	...   Mrs. Stonefeller
David Arkin	...   The Mailman / Policeman
The Musicians
Klaus Voormann	...   Von Schnitzel, the Conductor
Doug Dillard	...   Clem, the Banjo Player
Van Dyke Parks	...   Hoagy, the Piano Player
Stan Wilson	...   Oscar, the Barber
Roberto Dell'Aqua	...   The Chimneysweep
Valerie Velardi	...   Cindy, the Drudge
Jack Mercer	...   Popeye - Animated Prologue (voice)

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