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Title: Soft Self-Portrait of Salvador Dali (1970)
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Gala Dalí | ... | Herself |
| Donyale Luna | ... | Herself | |
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Tony Kina | ... | Himself |
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Suzan Lancaster | ... | Herself |
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Janet Woolscot | ... | Herself |
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| Orson Welles | ... | Narrator (voice) | |
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This mega-psychotropic inducing movie makes as much sense as a rat making love to a grapefruit..... that is, not everyone would enjoy the scene; but, the vision will be remembered for years and decades to come! Dali was a man onto himself...and the story of his love for his wife Gala makes for a great love story on it's own. The viewer is not quite sure if Dali was a mad-man or a true genius..but, my opinion is that the latter applies, after one sees his art-work. The movie itself is a true work of art that one would expect from a cinematic magician, like Orson Welees (who I believe helped to produce said movie) The cat piano scenario is the closest anyone will come to seeing a LIVE Warner Brothers cartoon!
I enjoyed it! For Dali Fans! Others Beware...kinda!