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The Loved One is a 1965 satirical Black Comedy film directed by Tony Richardson (as his follow-up to Tom Jones), based on the short novel by Evelyn Waugh.. The film keeps the basic outline of the book: wannabe English poet Dennis Barlow (Robert Morse) visits Los Angeles and becomes wrapped up in the crazy, often grotesque business of funerals and burials in Southern California, eventually ...
The Loved One. Directed by: Tony Richardson. Starring: Robert Morse, Anjanette Comer, Rod Steiger, Jonathan Winters, John Gielgud, Robert Morley, Lionel Stander, Roddy McDowall, Dana Andrews, Liberace, Tab Hunter, James Coburn, Milton Berle, Margaret Leighton, Barbara Nichols. Genres: Black Comedy, Satire. Rated the #51 best film of 1965, and ...
20 de ago. de 2013 · Previous to viewing "The Loved One", I'd never heard of it. No surprise, since I don't hang in cult film circles. I saw this late one night while watching TCM and either I was laughing or my mouth hung open through many parts. I bought it later to review it again and am really glad I did. There's so much more going on and so many lines I missed.
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Il est possible de louer "The Loved Ones" sur Orange VOD, Universcine en ligne et de télécharger sur Orange VOD, Universcine. Résumé Lola, la fille la plus timide du lycée propose à Brent de l'accompagner au bal de fin d'année.Comme il avait prévu d'y aller avec Holly, sa petite amie, il décline poliment l'invitation.Mais Lola n'aime pas qu'on lui dise non…
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20 de jun. de 2006 · Previous to viewing "The Loved One", I'd never heard of it. No surprise, since I don't hang in cult film circles. I saw this late one night while watching TCM and either I was laughing or my mouth hung open through many parts. I bought it later to review it again and am really glad I did. There's so much more going on and so many lines I missed.
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8 de nov. de 2021 · 35mm print! Fred Schneider presents THE LOVED ONE (Tony Richardson, 1965): “The Motion Picture With Something to Offend Everyone!” In 1965, bisexual director Tony Richardson, gay co-writer Christopher Isherwood and Terry Southern adapted Evelyn Waugh’s riotously funny satire into this outrageous, very queer black comedy.
