Candy (1968) - film review

Comedy / Fantasy

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Candy is a French-Italian-American film comedy first released in 1968, directed by Christian Marquand. The film is based on a novel by Mason Hoffenberg and Terry Southern and stars Charles Aznavour, Marlon Brando, Richard Burton, James Coburn and John Huston. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Christian Marquand
Script: Buck Henry, Mason Hoffenberg (novel), Terry Southern (novel)
Photo: Giuseppe Rotunno
Music: Dave Grusin
Cast: Charles Aznavour (Hunchback juggler), Marlon Brando (Grindl), Richard Burton (MacPhisto), James Coburn (Dr. A.B. Krankheit), John Huston (Dr. Arnold Dunlap), Walter Matthau (Gen. R.A. Smight), Ringo Starr (Emmanuel), Ewa Aulin (Candy Christian), John Astin (T.M. Christian), Elsa Martinelli (Livia), Sugar Ray Robinson (Zero), Anita Pallenberg (Nurse Bullock), Lea Padovani (Silvia Fontegliulo), Florinda Bolkan (Lolita), Marilù Tolo (Conchita), Nicoletta Machiavelli (Marquita), Umberto Orsini (The Big Guy), Enrico Maria Salerno (Jonathan J. John), Neel Noorlag (Harold), Enzo Fiermonte (Al Pappone), Peter Dane (Luther), Peggy Nathan (Miss Quinby)
Country: France / Italy / USA
Language: English
Runtime: 124 min

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