Do Not Fold, Staple, Spindle, or Mutilate

196750 min 1 secFilm: Fiction

Direction: John Howe

Script: Millard Lampell

Written by New York playwright Millard Lampell and starring Hollywood's Ed Begley, this film tells the story of an aging union leader who, after a lifetime of service for the cause, finds that he has outlived his usefulness and esteem among the workers of his factory, that times have changed and a new strategy is needed in bargaining with the company. It is the situation of a man who must retire.

Subject categories


  • Seniors > PortraitsRetirementSocial Problems
  • Work and Labour Relations > RetirementUnionization and the Labour Movement

Credits


director
John Howe
script
Millard Lampell
photography
Eugene Boyko
sound
Roger Hart
editing
John Howe
Dennis Sawyer
sound editing
Sidney Pearson
F. Whitman Trecartin
Donald Douglas
re-recording
Ron Alexander
Roger Lamoureux
music
Dave Brubeck
cast
Joe Austin
Ed, Jr. Begley
Harvey Fisher
Bruno Gerussi
Cec Linder
Aileen Seaton
George Sperdakos
Sean Sullivan
Al Waxman

Awards


  • Etrog for Best Film over 30 minutesGenie Awards
  • Etrog for Best Sound Recording given to Ron Alexander, Roger LamoureuxGenie Awards
  • Grand PrizeInternational Labour Film Festival
  • Special Excellence AwardInternational Labour and Industrial Film Triennal
  • Special Certificate of MeritInternational Labour and Industrial Film Triennal