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Verenigde Staten
Komedie
105 minuten

geregisseerd door George Axelrod
met Roddy McDowall, Tuesday Weld en Ruth Gordon

Een van de studenten op een progressieve Californische highschool in de jaren "60 gebruikt zijn manipulatieve talent om de wens van een mooie medestudente in te willigen. Hij helpt haar aan een baantje en begint haar in de richting van een huwelijk met een rijke ouderejaars te sturen. Daarbij gebruikt hij steeds extremere methoden om zijn zin te krijgen.

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Release.Date.: 29 July 1966 (West Germany)
Studio.......: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) Home Entertainment     
DVD.Date.....: December 2, 2003
Source.......: R1 NTSC DVD5
Genre........: Comedy | Drama | Romance
Rated........: Unrated. This movie has not been rated by the MPAA.
Language.....: English     
Video........: Black & White - Anamorphic Widescreen - 1.85 : 1 
Audio........: English - Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono 
Audio........: Spanish - Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono        
Runtime......: 105 Minutes  
Captions.....: English for persons with hearing disabilities.                        
Subs.........: English, Spanish, French.  
 
Starring ....: Roddy McDowall, Tuesday Weld, Lola Albright, Martin West, Ruth Gordon, Harvey Korman, Martin Gabel.

Synopsis.....: A high school student with telepathic powers woos a stuck-up co-ed by making all her dreams come true in this alternately light and dark comedy. Based on Al Hine"s novel lampooning Southern California"s youth culture.

The term "cult movie" might have been invented for this little-known satire. Lord Love a Duck was the directing debut of screenwriter George Axelrod, who wrote The Seven Year Itch and adapted Breakfast at Tiffany"s. He displays little feel for directing, and the movie"s ideas spray out in a dozen directions (academic absurdity, Drive-In Churches, psychoanalysis), yet the thing is so weird it becomes distinctive. Roddy McDowall and Tuesday Weld are the every-which-way nonconformists, and Weld leaves no doubt she was a movie star who understood exactly how silly movie stars were (maybe that"s why she never broke through). Weld"s character has a scene modeling cashmere sweaters for her father that"s one of the loopiest Freudian pranks ever pulled in a movie. It never jells into something solid, but this film deserves a spot between The Loved One and The Knack on the shelf of 1960s pop satire.             

Ripping Notes:
Format.......: VIDEO_TS Folder
Size.........: 4.22 GB (4,533,596,160 bytes) 
Video........: Untouched 
Extra"s......: Untouched  
Menu.........: Untouched
PAR2 BLOCKS..: 7 % Percent
Rar files have a 2 % built in recovery record included.
Removed all protection and Regional codeing. Exact 1 for 1 copy.


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Lady Love