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The Legend of Lylah Clare (1968)

A dictatorial film director hires an unknown actress to play the lead role in a planned movie biography of a late, great Hollywood star.

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Roger Ebert 05 Jul 2018

Robert Aldrich's The Legend of Lylah Clare is an awful movie, but fairly enjoyable. Like the Burton-Taylor Boom, it provides its own grisly satisfaction: You can have fun watching it be so bad.

jay n 12 Aug 2008

Robert Aldrich's camp classic certainly has its moments, but doesn't quite live up to its lurid reputation. Peter Finch and Ernest Borgnine lead a great cast through the hilariously over-the-top script - but as the film's enigmatic central figure, Kim Novak falls short. Much too slowly placed, it takes a long time to get to the psychological weirdness promised by the premise, and even then it doesn't quite go far enough. The ridiculous ending almost makes up for it all.

Allan C 17 Mar 2013

Sometimes I think "why did I waste my time?" Or "can I have those two hours back?" This could have been appealing -- another movie about making movies, but this time Robert Aldrich was to be throwing acid on Hollywood oh so campily. But it doesn't work. Instead, Kim Novak playing an ingenue who is starring in a biopic of a look-alike star from 25 years earlier for the same love-stricken director is a recipe for a train-wreck. Enough said.

Zoran S 04 Apr 2012

THE LEGEND OF LYLAH CLARE (1968) is one of the most exhilarating and brilliant of Robert Aldrich's films. Self-reflexive ( for example THE DIRTY DOZEN is seen showing at a movie theater), trashy, nihilistic, and cynical, it plays as a demented cross between Wilder's SUNSET BOULEVARD (1950)-- which it openly references-- and Lynch's MULHOLLAND DRIVE (2001). It's one of the great fuck yous to the culture industry of Hollywood which is basically equated to a dog food commercial (that makes more sense when you see the conclusion). Everyone in the film is entirely disgusting and amoral. Choice dialogue from Ernest Borgnine who plays slime-bag studio mogul, "Films"? "Films"? What the hell ever happened to movies? What do you think you're in, the art business?"

Renata Adler 08 Jan 2018

"Lylah Clare" is not funny, exactly-the old Hollywood responses are still enough in effect to bring one to the verge, once or twice of choking up-but it is kind of fun to watch.