The Love God? dvd movie.|
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List Price: $14.98 Our Price: $12.99 You Save: $1.99 Features • Anamorphic • Closed-captioned • Color • DVD-Video • Widescreen • NTSC In Theaters : August, 1969 DVD Release : 02 September, 2003 |
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| ♥♥♥♥♥ | now i'm an Anne Francis fan! |
| Before there was Jim Carey, believe me, there was Don Knotts.
Jim is a master at contorting his face in any number of comical ways but let's face it...then there is Don Knotts. Don wrote the BOOK on facial hysteria! His numerous facial twitches, bug-eyed wonder and slack-jawed dumbfoundedness are a thing to behold. And all of it is wonderfully on display in The Love God? Don plays the meek editor of a bird magazine which has fallen upon hard times and just like that a saviour arrives in the personage of a rather seedy, slimey girly magazine publisher who manipulates poor Abner(Knotts) into turning his beloved Peacock magazine into a SMUT publication! Well, one thing turns into another and before you know it Abner is leading a swinging lifestyle complete with his own Peacock clubs and a posse of Pussycat girls at his beck and call. And, the real love of his life, the ministers' daughter RoseEllen left back home waiting .....and waiting, for Abner to come home. Abner is strung along in his new publishing venture by a fast city slicker editor by the name of Miss Lisa Lamonica played by Anne Francis. As much of a tour-de-force that Knotts is, leaving us in stitches as he muggs his way through the grand musical number performed at the Peacock club, it is all equaled by the talent and charm of miss Francis. With her trademark beauty mark at the corner of her smile Anne is sharp, funny, beautiful and sexy all rolled into one. This movie cemented my attraction to her and now i want to see every movie she's been in! In summation...if you want to laugh till it hurts watching Don do his thing and be smitten by the lovely miss Francis, try The Love God? Music by Vic Mizzy. of course. |
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