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Lovers and Other Strangers (1970) Movie Reviews
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by John Farr "The Be... on July 04, 2007
Cy Howard's knowing, often side-splitting ensemble piece benefits from stand-out turns by Gig Young (as the bride's philandering father), Anne Jackson (as the object of his adulterous affections), and Richard Castellano as the groom's awkward but ...
by JORDAN I. SHIFRIN... on March 29, 2007
Big weddings, small weddings, eloping, runaway brides, etc.
What viewers get with LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS is a laugh riot of multiple situations occurring simultaneously set in the early '70s.
Characters drawn broadly, in the context of an ...
by Kate on January 22, 2007
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by Johnny Mags "JAM" on January 03, 2007
The actors and actresses in the movie did a very good job. During the 70's this was one of the funniest movies around. At today's standards you may not think that it is that funny, however if your from the baby boom era you will appreciate it. ...
This is over 30 years old, but still a classic. Diane Keaton fans will love her in one of her first roles. We still use some of the lines, ...
by AcerbicMovieFan20... on March 09, 2003
I found this movie to be a splendid comedy, which kept me chuckling like I was on laughing gas. It's a spectacular comedy from husband-and-wife team ...
by Danielle Original on February 25, 2008
I found this movie while visiting back home, laying on the couch in a room with my mother and sister. All opposed the viewing, btu sat anyway and actually got really into it! It's just an old 70s movie, but it's one of those movies thats just easy to ...
by Greg Horn "guildx... on June 20, 2007
Dated, yes, campy yes, made for TV cheap, yes,..but I love this movie. It just flat out works. The whole is much greater than the sum of it's parts. The "eat more veal Frank" table scene and the "what's the story Richy?" scenes in the house make me split ...
by Richard Walters "... on January 24, 2007
Viewing this film after a hiatus of some 40 years, I find it still one of my favorite comedies. Bea Arthur and Richard Castellano are outstanding in their character roles as is Gig Young- all representing the earlier generation coping with the exigencies ...
by Joseph L. Burke "... on January 27, 2008
I have enjoyed the writings and performances of Joseph Bologna and Renee Taylor who wrote this piece early in their careers and it does have some funny moments. But not enough to recommend. To me the duo reached their comedic height in writing and ...
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