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6.3/10   175 votes
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Director:
John Boorman
Writers:
John Boorman (writer)
Bill Stair (writer)
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Release Date:
4 September 1970 (West Germany) more
Genre:
Drama | Comedy more
Tagline:
Imagine being the last of anything.
Plot:
Prince Leo (Marcello Mastroianni), last in the line of rulers of a long-deposed monarchy on continental... more | add synopsis
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Awards:
1 win & 1 nomination more
User Comments:
visually striking more

Cast

  (Complete credited cast)
Marcello Mastroianni ... Prince Leo
Billie Whitelaw ... Margaret
Calvin Lockhart ... Roscoe, the Pimp
Glenna Forster-Jones ... Salambo Mardi

Louis Gossett Jr. ... Roscoe (as Lew Gossett)
Graham Crowden ... Max, the Lawyer
Gwen Ffrangcon Davies ... Hilda
Vladek Sheybal ... Laszlo, Leo's Aide
Kenneth J. Warren ... Kowalski (as Kenneth Warren)
David de Keyser ... David
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Alba
Bernard Boston ... Bodyguard
Thomas Bucson ... Mr. Mardi
Ishaq Bux ... Supermarket Manager
Doris Clark ... Singing Lady
Brinsley Forde ... Bip
Ram John Holder ... Black Preacher
Robert Kennedy ... Mardi Child
Lucita Lijertwood ... Wailing Lady
Phyllis MacMahon ... Blonde Whore
Princess Patience ... Black Whore
Malcolm Redman ... Mardi Child
Marcia Redman
Robert Redman ... Mardi Child
Billy Russell
Patsy Smart ... Mrs. Kowalski
Tina Solomon ... Mrs. Mardi
Roy Stewart ... Bodyguard
Keefe West ... Jasper
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Additional Details

Runtime:
USA:104 min
Country:
UK
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Sound Mix:
Mono

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Trivia:
First cinema film of Liz Smith. more

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4 out of 5 people found the following comment useful:-
visually striking, 1 June 2007
Author: spacedisco1 (spacedisco1@yahoo.com) from Los Angeles

As a huge fan of early Boorman I finally had the chance of seeing a nice 35mm print of this at the Cinematheque here in Los Angeles last night, (opposed to horrid bootleg copies i'd seen previously) There must have been about 5 people in attendance, which isn't unusual lately for the Egyptian Theatre, especially for rare 70's films. It seems the crowds get smaller and smaller, nobody seems to care. While dumb rap clubs throb away on the streets of Hollywood and people file in to see disposable tripe like Pirtates of the "Carribbean 3" or "Knocked Up" down at the mega multiplexes, this little oddity from 1970 plays away to a small few. A film that will likely never be screened again, anywhere, at any time. This is a strange time we live in, it's over. This is it folks, there is no future for cinema, there is no future at all. At some point after the 70's ended we took a wrong path. it is over.

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