Pretty Poison (1968)
Pretty Poison (1968)#4380Date: 11-30-2013Directed by Noel BlackFeaturing Anthony Perkins, Tuesday Weld, Beverly GarlandCountry: USAWhat it is: Blackly comic crime dramaA mentally disturbed man with an...
View ArticleRe: Pretty Poison (1968)
I really liked this the one time I saw it back in the 70s. Thanks again, CBS Late Movie!
View ArticleRe: Pretty Poison (1968)
It's an extremely good movie with a terrific performance from Perkins and an even better one from the delectable Tuesday Weld. Based, of course, on a novel with the irresistible title SHE LET HIM...
View ArticleRe: Pretty Poison (1968)
All the cast is good (as is the movie itself) but Weld is great. Now about the made for TV remake ......
View ArticleRe: Pretty Poison (1968)
I mentioned it at the Gene Philips review, but one later moment that's funny in a SAD way is that phone booth scene. I won't give it away beyond mentioning that.
View ArticleRe: Pretty Poison (1968)
Beverly Garland said this was her favorite movie out of all those she made.
View ArticleRe: Pretty Poison (1968)
It also has a good performance from the dependable John Randolph.
View ArticleRe: Pretty Poison (1968)
According to director Noel Black during a Q & A after a P. P. screening, Tuesday Weld hated doing the film and was extremely difficult throughout the shoot. Tired of playing her shtick-in-trade...
View ArticleRe: Pretty Poison (1968)
Monsterpal wrote:It also has a good performance from the dependable John Randolph.He plays such an interesting part. For a long while he's the closest thing to a villain in the story by evidently...
View ArticleRe: Pretty Poison (1968)
>>For a long while he's the closest thing to a villain in the story by evidently trying to ruin Dennis' release.>>I never found Randolph's character anything but caring and sympathetic....
View ArticleRe: Pretty Poison (1968)
Yes, that too. Dick O'Neill could play a "warm" character one moment and be pretty convincingly unpleasant the next. I just meant that Randolph's character gave Dennis plenty of reason to THINK he was...
View Article
