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Overview

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6.5/10   11 votes
Writers:
Morgan Neville (writer)
Harry Pallenberg (writer)
Genre:
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Plot:
A political and social history of Los Angeles, using old stills and news footage, contemporary footage... more | add synopsis
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Lost L.A.--found more

Cast

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Nick Beck ... Himself
Buddy Collette ... Himself
Bert Corona ... Himself
Margaret Crawford ... Herself
Mike Davis ... Himself
Joan Didion ... Herself

James Ellroy ... Himself
Buck Henry ... Himself
David Hockney ... Himself
Gene Norman ... Himself
Frank Wilkinson ... Himself
Elaine Young ... Herself
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Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
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Lost L.A.--found, 30 December 2002
Author: XXX-man

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This is an interesting documentary about Los Angeles--not brilliant, but it has some fantastic anecdotes. Novelist James Ellroy, who looks and acts like R. Crumb on acid, yaks about his wild-and-wooly youth and his fascination with the Black Dahlia. Director John Milius shows up to comment on surfing and to joke about the nuclear destruction of L.A. (he makes a cruel crack about Michael Eisner waking up to find the planet in flames and crying, "But I had a destiny!"). On the downside, there's too much time devoted to left-wing historian Mike Davis (later the subject of a devastating expose in the L.A. TIMES about his "creative" interpretation of history), who complains that there are too many white people in Los Angeles. People like him, in other words? But overall the movie is worth the trip.

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