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The Legend of Lylah Clare (1968)

Directed by


Starring (View all)
Kim Novak Kim Novak
Lylah Clare / Elsa Brinkmann / Elsa Campbell
Peter Finch Peter Finch
Lewis Zarken / Louie Flack
Ernest Borgnine Ernest Borgnine
Barney Sheean
Milton Selzer Milton Selzer
Bart Langner
Rossella Falk Rossella Falk
Rossella
Valentina Cortese Valentina Cortese
Countess Bozo Bedoni
Jean Carroll Jean Carroll
Becky Langner


Written by (View all)
Robert Thom Robert Thom
(teleplay) and
Hugo Butler Hugo Butler
(screenplay)


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The Legend of Lylah Clare

7 years, 7 months ago at Sep 19 14:42
1 vote
Can a movie be a must-see viewing experience without actually being good in any demonstrable level? Yes, and this phenomenon is practically the reason we have midnight movies and cult classics. I present you with The Legend of Lylah Clare, a hodge-podge narrative of corrosive Hollywood dreams.   Echoing Sunset Boulevard, Vertigo, and Rebecca most prominently, and lacking all of the wit, poetry,... read more

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1 year, 1 month ago at Mar 19 0:22
1 vote
(OK) Can't forgive Aldrich made so grotesque, pretentious (or wasn´t and the ugly plot and twists are tongue in cheek?), prejudiced, topical....Novak is as bad as the film and as the character's profiles
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A sexy starlet (Kim Novak) resembles Lylah Clare, a flamboyant star of the thirties, who died mysteriously and tragically on her wedding night gets a chance to play her in a biographical film directed by Lylah's real-life husband (Peter Finch) and history repeats itself as he falls for her reincarnation.
Release date: 15 November 1968
Tags: 1968 (2), Drama (1), MGM Studios (1)
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The Metro Goldwyn Mayer Story (1965-1969) (131 movies items)

"Released on August 21, 1968"


fernando posted a review 1 year, 1 month ago

“(OK) Can't forgive Aldrich made so grotesque, pretentious (or wasn´t and the ugly plot and twists are tongue in cheek?), prejudiced, topical....Novak is as bad as the film and as the character's profiles” read more

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“Can a movie be a must-see viewing experience without actually being good in any demonstrable level? Yes, and this phenomenon is practically the reason”

Severin Severin rated this 5/10 2 years, 11 months ago
Leo rated this 5/10 5 years, 3 months ago
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JxSxPx posted a review 7 years, 7 months ago

The Legend of Lylah Clare

“Can a movie be a must-see viewing experience without actually being good in any demonstrable level? Yes, and this phenomenon is practically the reason we have midnight movies and cult classics. I present you with The Legend of Lylah Clare, a hodge-podge narrative of corrosive Hollywood dreams.   Echoing Sunset Boulevard, Vertigo, and Rebecca most prominently, and lacking all of the wit, poetry, and warped beauty of those films, The Legend of Lylah Clare tells the story of a naïve starlet cast in a biographical film of a tragic actress, only to be possessed by her spirit. Or is she just bonkers? In the end, it doesn’t even matter as the film presents this as a possible major story beat only to forget about it halfway through.   Lylah Clare is consistently fascinating in its layers ” read more

JxSxPx rated this 5/10 7 years, 7 months ago

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