There's something about this movie that never fails. If she had never taken herself more seriously than she does here (and if by '75 she wasn't stuck in dreck), La Streisand could have been the greatest of them all, instead of just the greatest pipes of all.
And who knew Bogdanovich was such a flirt? And who remembers that Ryan O'Neal was so very lovely?
But the great mystery of this trailer: where is the person called Eunice?
Don't let Mean Dirty Pirate see this.
ReplyDeleteWhen he spots Ryan O'Neal, it will set him off on a Farah Fawcett crying jag.
One of my favorite movies of all time!
ReplyDeleteI always have to watch it alone because I spout all the dialogue aloud as it's being said onscreen and that's just unbearable for poor, dear Ed.
I am not "A" Eunice Burns, I am "THE" Eunice Burns!And you can just call me Burnsie.
Too late. Boo Hoo Hoo Hoo. Sniff...
ReplyDeleteYou know, I worried about this, but then I knew that going on ahead with our lives is what Farrah wants us to do.
ReplyDeleteI'm thoroughly enjoying my first visit, having popped over from Fabulon. This is also one of my favourite films, thanks to the irresistable combo of Babs' zingers, Ryan looking good in his shorts and the minor miracle of Madeline's Eunice.
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