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The satire in Evelyn Waugh's darkly comic novel The Loved One was originally double-edged. The book was not only an attack on the Southern California funeral industry but also a lampoon of Hollywood's "British colony," those clannish, cricket-playing English actors of years gone by who bemoaned the artificiality of Tinseltown while eagerly accepting the demeaning and insignificant movie roles ...
About. The Loved One. COMEDY. Oscar-winner Rod Steiger ("In the Heat of the Night") stars in this comedy about the wacky Hollywood funeral business. Robert Morse ("The Cardinal") plays an Englishman who encounters the many bizarre aspects of the funeral business when he attends his uncle's funeral. Co-starring Emmy Award-winner Jonathan Winters ...
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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The Loved One. The Loved One es el tercer disco sencillo del grupo australiano de rock INXS, publicado en 1981, sólo en Australia y Nueva Zelanda. 1 . The Loved One es una versión del tema original compuesto por el grupo australiano The Loved Ones en 1966. 2 INXS solía tocar esa canción en directo y terminaron haciendo esta versión.
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 ...
LOVED ONE definition: 1. a person that you love, usually a member of your family: 2. a person that you love, usually a…. Learn more.
The Loved One (1965) was advertised as a film with something to offend everyone and it mostly succeeded in this boast though not always in the way it intended. Based on Evelyn Waugh's brilliant and macabre novella that satirized the funeral industry in California, the film departed from Waugh's concise narrative to include numerous subplots, one involving a junior inventor and a plan to ...
