Get to Know Your Rabbit

1972
AA
1h 31m

IMDb RATING

5.2/10

1.1K

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Satire Comedy

A young business executive hates the direction his life is taking, and decides to make some changes. He becomes a struggling (but happy) tap-dancing magician. His old boss is financially rui... Read allA young business executive hates the direction his life is taking, and decides to make some changes. He becomes a struggling (but happy) tap-dancing magician. His old boss is financially ruined, but finds a way to bounce back by commercialising his career change.A young business executive hates the direction his life is taking, and decides to make some changes. He becomes a struggling (but happy) tap-dancing magician. His old boss is financially ruined, but finds a way to bounce back by commercialising his career change.

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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

1.1K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 nomination

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Get to Know Your Rabbit

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Trivia
This movie was taken away from Brian De Palma and recut by the studio.

Goofs
The positions of the items in the breakfast tray change positions between shots.

Quotes
Mr. Turnbull: The only thing that bothers me, it's the same announcement I sent to the papers about Kramer after he tore the dress off that secretary.

Connections
Featured in De Palma (2015)

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Featured review

4/10

Misfired De Palma comedy

One of Brian De Palma's least-known films - also one of his least-successful. The premise is actually relateable and plausible in its absurdity (corporate executive quits his job to pursue his dream of becoming a tap-dancing magician!), but the film does very little with it. It's also hopelessly unfunny. Occasional use of split-screen is just about the only indication of De Palma's later virtuosity. Orson Welles is at least enjoying himself performing magic tricks, while Katharine Ross is indeed "a terrific-looking girl". *1/2 out of 4.