- Genre
- Comedy
- Year
- 1971
- Runtime
- 1h14
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The Feminist and the Fuzz
Feminism meets law enforcement in this 1970s comedy.
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Synopsis
In the movie 'The Feminist and the Fuzz' from 1971, Barbara Eden stars as a strong-willed feminist who clashes with a traditional police officer played by David Hartman. When the two find themselves unwilling partners in solving a crime, their conflicting ideologies threaten to derail their investigation. As they navigate their differences, humor and unexpected chemistry ensue, leading to a surprising alliance that challenges societal norms and gender roles. Set against the backdrop of the 1970s, this comedy-drama explores gender dynamics and cultural shifts in a lighthearted yet thought-provoking manner.
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Reviews
The Feminist and the Fuzz received mixed reviews upon its release in 1971. While some critics praised the comedic chemistry between Barbara Eden and David Hartman, others found the film's portrayal of gender roles and feminism to be outdated. One reviewer from Rotten Tomatoes remarked, 'Although the film showcases Eden's charisma, the plot feels contrived and lacks depth, earning it a mediocre rating of 5.8/10 on IMDb.' Despite this criticism, other viewers appreciated the movie's humor and nostalgic charm, with some praising the lead performances and witty dialogue. Overall, 'The Feminist and the Fuzz' remains a product of its time, offering a fun and quirky take on gender relations in the '70s.
