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Harold Swerg (1988)

This humorous live-action version of Jules Feiffer's short story introduces us to Harold Swerg, a contented file clerk who is also the world's greatest athlete. Representing the U.S. in the Olympics, Harold shocks the world by achieving success based on his own standards.
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This humorous live-action version of Jules Feiffer's short story introduces us to Harold Swerg, a contented file clerk who is also the world's greatest athlete. Representing the U.S. in the Olympics, Harold shocks the world by achieving success based on his own standards.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Ralph Soll, Ari Taub
Written By:Jules Feiffer
In Theaters:5/20/1988
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:New York University (NYU)

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Ralph Soll, Ari Taub

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Bob Goodman

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Charles Kay-Hune

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Harvey Edelman

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