Welcome to another episode of The Films of 1973, where I review every available film from 1973!
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For this episode I’m joined by Jeremy Stomberg
Together we’ll be reviewing:
O LUCKY MAN [R] 2hrs 58min. Starring Malcolm McDowell; Directed by Lindsay Anderson – Ambitious musical/comedy/allegory on Facisim (or whatever what was popular to be against in the 70s).
SHOWDOWN [PG] 1hr 33min. Starring Dean Martin, Rock Hudson, Susan Clark; Directed by George Seaton – Western about childhood friends who end up on opposite sides of the law.
A TOUCH OF CLASS [PG] 1hr 46min. Starring George Segal, Glenda Jackson, Paul Sorvino; Directed by Melvin Frank – Segal and Jackson play the world’s worst couple in a movie about 2 people who shouldn’t be together trying to start a relationship.
SHAFT IN AFRICA [R] 1hr 52min. Starring Richard Roundtree; Directed by John Guillermin – The black private dick who has sex with all the chicks is brought to Africa to expose a slavery ring.
40 CARATS [PG] 1hr 48min. Starring Liv Ullmann, Edward Albert, Gene Kelly; Directed by Milton Katselas – Ullmann plays a 40 year old woman who gets involved with a man 20 years younger.
CAHILL: U.S. MARSHALL [PG] Starring John Wayne, George Kennedy; Directed by Andrew McGlaglen – Western that has Wayne playing a marshall who ends up going after his own children who have been involved in a bank robbery.
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