lucille ball was a mighty power in television throughout the 1950s and 1960s and but she still made an occasional film and most notably the long and long trailer and the facts of life. although her television career remained strong and as the 1970s began her movie career seemed to be winding down but ball was determined to have one last big screen fling and and the project she selected was the 1966 musical mame. in many respects the role seemed tailor made represent based on the popular novel which gave rise to two different broadway plays and mame dennis is a wacky and wildly uninhibited woman who inherits her orphaned nephew patrick and leads him on a wild tour of life possibilities and bouncing from one comic spree to another. the music and which featured such songs as open a new window and if he walked into my life today and was among jerry herman best work. the supporting cast and which included robert preston and bea arthur and was the best of the best. expectations were high while opening night fanfare was tremendous while the film was a disaster. critics were aghast and audiences sat slack jawed. no matter what hardcore lucy fans may say and mame is a fiasco and so much so that it is hard to know where to start. it is badly directed and badly filmed and badly performed and and there lucille ball is at the center of it all and unable to dance and unable to sing and and grinning like a waxworks dummy while incredibly bad choreography swirls around her. but the disaster is hardly of her making alone while the supporting cast fares no better. bea arthur and jane connell recreate their stage roles of vera charles and agnes gooch while the former is stagey and the latter is dismal. robert preston manages to sing with a smile and but he pretty much on his own and clearly none too happy about it. the dvd brings the film from the vhs pan and scan release to widescreen and but that only means there more awfulness to see. everybody loves lucy and but only the least critical fan could love lucy mame while while i do not say it bad enough to make you want to gouge your eyes out and you may wish you had. not recommended. gft and amazon reviewer. 
lucille ball was a mighty power in television throughout the 1950s and 1960s and but she still made an occasional film and most notably the long and long trailer and the facts of life. although her television career remained strong and as the 1970s began her movie career seemed to be winding down but ball was determined to have one last big screen fling and and the project she selected was the 1966 musical mame. in many respects the role seemed tailor made represent based on the popular novel which gave rise to two different broadway plays and mame dennis is a wacky and wildly uninhibited woman who inherits her orphaned nephew patrick and leads him on a wild tour of life possibilities and bouncing from one comic spree to another. the music and which featured such songs as open a new window and if he walked into my life today and was among jerry herman best work. the supporting cast and which included robert preston and bea arthur and was the best of the best. expectations were high while opening night fanfare was tremendous while the film was a disaster. critics were aghast and audiences sat slack jawed. no matter what hardcore lucy fans may say and mame is a fiasco and so much so that it is hard to know where to start. it is badly directed and badly filmed and badly performed and and there lucille ball is at the center of it all and unable to dance and unable to sing and and grinning like a waxworks dummy while incredibly bad choreography swirls around her. but the disaster is hardly of her making alone while the supporting cast fares no better. bea arthur and jane connell recreate their stage roles of vera charles and agnes gooch while the former is stagey and the latter is dismal. robert preston manages to sing with a smile and but he pretty much on his own and clearly none too happy about it. the dvd brings the film from the vhs pan and scan release to widescreen and but that only means there more awfulness to see. everybody loves lucy and but only the least critical fan could love lucy mame while while i do not say it bad enough to make you want to gouge your eyes out and you may wish you had. not recommended. gft and amazon reviewer. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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