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Raising Flagg
Overview
A comedy centered on a handyman (Arkin) and his lifelong competition with his neighbor (Pendleton.)
Director and cast
- Neal Miller Director
- Alan Arkin as Flagg Purdy
- Lauren Holly as Rachel Purdy
- Glenne Headly as Anne Marie Purdy
- Barbara Dana as Anne Marie Purdy
- Austin Pendleton as Gus Falk
- Robert Blanche as Matt Durwood
- Betty Moyer as Glaring Woman
- Stephanie Lemelin as Jenny Purdy
- Daniel Quinn as Travis Purdy
- Matthew Arkin Cast
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