I.Q. 1994 - I.Q. Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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I.Q. (1994) - PG

Country:	United States
Genre:	Comedy, Romance

Credits

Director:	Fred Schepisi
Producer:	Carol Baum Fred Schepisi
Exec Producer:	Sandy Gallin Scott Rudin
Co-Producer:	Neil Machlis
Writer: Story by:	Andy Breckman
Writer: Screenplay:	Michael Leeson
Cast:	Brook Berlind Roger Berlind Arthur Berwick Michelle Naimo Bird Scotty Bloch Jeff Brooks Chet Carlin Theodore Conant Keene Curtis Alice Drummond Le Clanche Du Rand Charles Durning Sol Frieder Stephen Fry Helen Hanft Lou Jacobi Timothy Jerome Jack Koenig Leo Leyden Joseph Maher Walter Matthau John McDonough Alice Playten Rex Robbins Tim Robbins Meg Ryan Gene Saks Tony Shalhoub Lewis J. Stadlen Daniel von Bargen Frank Whaley Richard Woods Danny Zorn
Casting Director:	Bill Kaufman David Rubin
Production Manager:	Neil Machlis
Editor:	Jill Bilcock
Production Design:	Stuart Wurtzel
Dir of Photography:	Ian Baker
Composer:	Jerry Goldsmith
Costume Designer:	Ruth Myers

Synopsis: Albert Einstein tries out his formula for playing Cupid when he tries to spark a romance between his highly-educated niece and a smart auto mechanic. Trying to refashion the mechanic as a tweedy academic who will appeal to the scholarly girl, Einstein launches an elaborate ruse, even providing him with a forum topic on "cold fusion" to present as his own. Einstein finds that romance is trickier than quantum physics.

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