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The Day of the Locust (1975)

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Country: US
Technical: col 143m
Director: John Schlesinger
Cast: Donald Sutherland, William Atherton, Karen Black

Synopsis:

In 1930s Hollywood an aspiring art director falls for a would-be starlet who in turn has designs on a walking meal ticket by the name of, wait for it, Homer Simpson.

Review:

Nathanael West's novel of three losers chewing themselves up in the reflected glow of the studio system is given full-blooded treatment by Schlesinger. A critical success, with impeccable technical credits and acting from scions of the New Hollywood, but with its overwrought and lengthy narrative culminating in misery it did not woo audiences.

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Country: US
Technical: col 143m
Director: John Schlesinger
Cast: Donald Sutherland, William Atherton, Karen Black

Synopsis:

In 1930s Hollywood an aspiring art director falls for a would-be starlet who in turn has designs on a walking meal ticket by the name of, wait for it, Homer Simpson.

Review:

Nathanael West's novel of three losers chewing themselves up in the reflected glow of the studio system is given full-blooded treatment by Schlesinger. A critical success, with impeccable technical credits and acting from scions of the New Hollywood, but with its overwrought and lengthy narrative culminating in misery it did not woo audiences.


Country: US
Technical: col 143m
Director: John Schlesinger
Cast: Donald Sutherland, William Atherton, Karen Black

Synopsis:

In 1930s Hollywood an aspiring art director falls for a would-be starlet who in turn has designs on a walking meal ticket by the name of, wait for it, Homer Simpson.

Review:

Nathanael West's novel of three losers chewing themselves up in the reflected glow of the studio system is given full-blooded treatment by Schlesinger. A critical success, with impeccable technical credits and acting from scions of the New Hollywood, but with its overwrought and lengthy narrative culminating in misery it did not woo audiences.

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