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Overview
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Writers:
John Boorman (writer)
Bill Stair (writer)
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Release Date:
4 September 1970 (West Germany) more
Tagline:
Imagine being the last of anything.
Plot:
Prince Leo, last in the line of rulers of a long-deposed monarchy on continental Europe and jaded with... more | add synopsis
Awards:
1 win & 1 nomination more
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Psychedelic oddity more (5 total)
Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Marcello Mastroianni | ... | Prince Leo |
| Billie Whitelaw | ... | Margaret |
| Calvin Lockhart | ... | Roscoe, the Pimp |
| Glenna Forster-Jones | ... | Salambo Mardi |
 | Louis Gossett Jr. | ... | Roscoe (as Lew Gossett) |
| Graham Crowden | ... | Max, the Lawyer |
| Gwen Ffrangcon Davies | ... | Hilda |
| Vladek Sheybal | ... | Laszlo, Leo's Aide |
| Kenneth J. Warren | ... | Kowalski (as Kenneth Warren) |
| David de Keyser | ... | David |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Alba | ||
| Bernard Boston | ... | Bodyguard |
| Thomas Bucson | ... | Mr. Mardi |
| Ishaq Bux | ... | Supermarket Manager |
| Doris Clark | ... | Singing Lady |
| Brinsley Forde | ... | Bip |
| Ram John Holder | ... | Black Preacher |
| Robert Kennedy | ... | Mardi Child |
| Lucita Lijertwood | ... | Wailing Lady |
| Phyllis MacMahon | ... | Blonde Whore |
| Princess Patience | ... | Black Whore |
| Malcolm Redman | ... | Mardi Child |
| Marcia Redman | ||
| Robert Redman | ... | Mardi Child |
| Billy Russell | ||
| Patsy Smart | ... | Mrs. Kowalski |
| Tina Solomon | ... | Mrs. Mardi |
| Roy Stewart | ... | Bodyguard |
| Keefe West | ... | Jasper |
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USA:104 min
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Finland:K-16 | USA:R | West Germany:16 | UK:X
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Bramley Arms Pub, Bramley Road, Notting Hill, London, England, UK more
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This bizarre drama has a terrific cast who seem to have been forced to sit through one too many viewings of Fellini Satryicon. The film looks great, thanks to Peter Suschitsky's terrific cinematography, and the film has a wonderful opening credit sequence that seems to promise great things. Alas, screenwriter-director John Boorman seems to have ingested acid as he was plotting the film, as it's all downhill from there. It's always good to see Calvin Lockhart working, and I have a soft spot for Ram John Holder and his 'Black London Blues', but Leo the Last is buried by its pacing and an absolutely horrendous score by Fred Myrow, who went on to better work in Soylent Green and the Phantasm series. One of those 60s pieces you should see if you're interested in the period. Others can safely avoid.