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The Stripper (1963)

An aging former movie starlet whose Hollywood career went nowhere, now reduced to dancing with a third-rate touring show, finds herself stranded in a small town where she's courted by an infatuated and naive local teenager.

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Tara H 14 Mar 2016

Based on William Inge's downbeat drama, A Loss of Roses, this was originally planned as a vehicle for Marilyn Monroe, who had previously shone in another Inge adaptation, Bus Stop. But she rejected it, and the part went to Joanne Woodward instead. Woodward, always a fine actress, is miscast here, but does her best as Lila's an aging showgirl who returns to her hometown. The ghost of MM is always apparent, especially in the scene where she 'strips' to Something's Got to Give (the title of Monroe's last, unfinished movie.) One suspects that the story of Lila's romance with a much younger man was probably toned down by the studio, and hence some of the character development doesn't convince. Also, Inge's brand of realism was losing its edge by the early '60s. But there are some interesting names in the supporting cast - including Richard Beymer, Claire Trevor, Carol Lynley, and even Gypsy Rose Lee.

Emanuel Levy 19 Jul 2012

Franklin Schaffner made his feature directing debut with this grim tale, well acted by Joanne Woodward as a wannabe actress stifled in small-town Kansas.