The Big Fix (1978 film)

The Big Fix is a 1978 film about an ex-'60s radical now working as a private eye who is hired by an old flame to investigate a political smear campaign. The case becomes more dangerous as it unfolds. Directed by Jeremy Kagan. Written by Roger L. Simon, based on his novel. Moses Wine Bakunin? Bakunin was a terrorist monster. You are not an authority on Bakunin just because you used to date every terrorist in Soviet Russia, that does not make you an authority. Howard Eppis Do you know why being a revolutionary doesn't work in this country? Being a revolutionary in America is like being a spoil sport at an orgy. All these goodies being passed around and you feel like a shit when you say no. Hey, man! I can write copy faster than any alcoholic on this floor! Dialogue Moses Wine: The last I saw you, we were in the back of a Chrysler hearse. Lila Shea: Cadillac hearse. Moses Wine: Cadillac hearse, across from People's Park. Lila Shea: ...making love. Moses Wine: Why didn't I ever see you again? Lila Shea: Oh, at that time, I thought monogamy was a male conspiracy. Moses Wine: Ohhhh, what about now? Lila Shea: Now, I am sure it is! Cast Richard Dreyfuss - Moses Wine Susan Anspach - Lila Shea Bonnie Bedelia - Suzanne John Lithgow - Sam Sebastian Ofelia Medina - Alora Nicolas Coster - Spitzer F. Murray Abraham - Howard Eppis Fritz Weaver - Oscar Procari, Sr. Ron Rifkin - Randy Esterhaus External links 0077233 The Big Fix Category:Films directed by Jeremy Kagan Category:1978 American films Category:American comedy-drama films Category:Political thriller films Category:Neo-noir Category:American mystery films Category:Films set in Los Angeles Category:Films based on American novels