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- Robert Harris
Otto Preminger's 1965 Bunny Lake is Missing is an odd film, and not a great one, by any means.
It does, however, have its moments -- and an incredible supporting cast to leads Carol Lynley and Keir Dullea. To me, it's all about the supporting players.
Laurence Olivier, Noel Coward and Martita Hunt.
Cinematographer, Denys Coop, had been Camera Operator on a great many important films. Here, his delicately toned black & white work has been beautifully rendered by the crew at Columbia / Sony.
For those on a limited budget, and only able to pick up a film or two from Twilight Times monthly offerings, I'd go for Bird Man of Alcatraz and/or Judgment at Nuremberg -- two wonderful films.
Image - 4.75
Audio - 5
Pass / Fail - Pass
RAH
It does, however, have its moments -- and an incredible supporting cast to leads Carol Lynley and Keir Dullea. To me, it's all about the supporting players.
Laurence Olivier, Noel Coward and Martita Hunt.
Cinematographer, Denys Coop, had been Camera Operator on a great many important films. Here, his delicately toned black & white work has been beautifully rendered by the crew at Columbia / Sony.
For those on a limited budget, and only able to pick up a film or two from Twilight Times monthly offerings, I'd go for Bird Man of Alcatraz and/or Judgment at Nuremberg -- two wonderful films.
Image - 4.75
Audio - 5
Pass / Fail - Pass
RAH