Breezy

see also: Etymology of Breezy

Breezy is a American Film carried out by Clint Eastwood in 1973.

Breezy , the nickname of heroin, means off-hand, enjoué.

Synopsis

Breezy is a young person hippie without fasteners, Frank Harmon, a divorced real estate agent. All separates them but their meeting will be enough to modify their generally accepted ideas…

Data sheet

Realization: Clint Eastwood
Production: Robert Daley, OJ Heims & Jennings Lang; The Malpaso Company
Scenario: OJ Heims
Music: Michel Legrand
Director of the photography: artistic Frank Stanley
Director: Alexander Golitzen
Assembly: Ferris Webster
Left: November 18th 1973 (New York)
Lasted: 108 minutes

Distribution

William Holden: Frank Harmon
Kay Lenz: Edith Alice Breezerman, “Breezy”
Roger C. Carmel: Bob Henderson
Marj Dusay : Betty Tobin
Joan Hotchkis : Paula Harmon
Jamie Smith-Jackson: Marcy
Norman Bartold : the man in the car
Lynn Borden: the night appointment of Harmon
Shelley Morrison: Nancy Henderson
Refusals Olivieri: Bruno
Eugene Peterson: Charlie

Rewards

In 1974, the film is named with three recoveries with the Golden Globes, for Michel Legrand, Meilleure Music and Better Original song ( Breezy' S Song ) and for Kay Lenz, Meilleur Most promising young actress.

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