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Some Call It Loving (1973)In this version of the "Sleeping Beauty" tale, a woman who has been asleep for eight years is purchased from a carnival by a lonely man. Director:James B. Harris |
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Title: Some Call It Loving (1973)
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Robert Troy
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Carol White | ... |
Scarlett
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Jennifer
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Jeff
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Veronica Anderson | ... |
Angelica
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Logan Ramsey | ... |
Carnival Doctor
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Brandy Herred | ... |
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Ed Rue | ... |
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Pat Priest | ... |
Carnival Nurse
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Joseph DeMeo | ... |
Bartender
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In this version of the "Sleeping Beauty" tale, a woman who has been asleep for eight years is purchased from a carnival by a lonely man.
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sleeping beauty | carnival | based on fairy tale | cheerleader uniform | drunkenness |Taglines:
The Only Act of Its Kind in the World. For Sale.Genres:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
26 October 1973 (France) See more »Also Known As:
Sleeping Beauty See more »Company Credits
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Robert Troy: I don't dance.
Scarlett: You don't dance? Oh, what a pity. Well then we'll dance, and you watch. You do watch, don't you?
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During production, the film was briefly called "Never Call It Loving" before being re-titled "Some Call It Loving". See more »Quotes
Scarlett: [to Robert and Jennifer] Now we have our music. It would give me such pleasure to see the two of you dance. So if you would, you two dance, and I'll watch.Robert Troy: I don't dance.
Scarlett: You don't dance? Oh, what a pity. Well then we'll dance, and you watch. You do watch, don't you?
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It has been more than a quarter century since I saw this movie. it is not a good movie. It is, however, one of the more bizarre films you will ever see. It has stayed in my memory all these years while other clunkers are gone. Richard Pryor's turn as a wino-philosopher and Zalman King as a jazz musician-prince defy description. And its has a nuns dancing scene with Carol White. Because of the cast and treatment, this truly may be a one of a kind experience.