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The Woman Chaser (1999) Poster

The Woman Chaser

Shrewd 1950s used car dealer, Richard Hudson, does well after moving into the Los Angeles territory, until he is seized by the middle age angst of the perennial bachelor. Swept up in the urge to strike his creative mark, he enlists the aid of his washed up film director of a father-in-law, to pitch a movie project to a Hollywood mogul. No sooner than the project gets green lighted, Richard is stifled by writer’s block and creative differences with his producer.

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The Woman Chaser

March 24th, 2005 | 4 Jibber-jabbers

Here’s one of those small time, low budget independent movies you never really heard of, because it never really caught on. This one’s not even on DVD, and I think it’s out of print on VHS. Made in 1999 and with no recognizable faces except the star, Patrick Warburton, that big deep-voiced goofball I guess was on Seinfeld.

The twist is, this movie is pretty good. This is one of the rare independent rookie movies that remind you why you try watching all the other ones – ’cause you’re hoping you’ll find one of these ones. I picked it up because it’s one of only a handful of movies based on books by Charles Willeford, the writer of COCKFIGHTER (book and movie) and MIAMI BLUES (book only). I haven’t read this book but seeing the movie, I’m betting it’s a great one. (read the rest of this shit…)

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