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Gumshoe (1971)

djross rated it 40 and wrote:

"Oddly pitched between affectionate homage and crime drama, it’s sort of a cross between BILLY LIAR and PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM (the London production starring Dudley Moore opened on 11 September 1969), but less whimsical or witty or wise than either of those. Leaving aside the protagonist’s rather crude racism, which is not really redeemed by the vaguely apartheid-related plot, there is also the fact that three times he makes a girl remove her glasses to see or show how pretty she is. Three times!"