Love Has Many Faces

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03/16/2020 What I got was the emptiness of the rich or leisurely life that put beach bums on a parity with the rich that even pick up on them like Kit's husband Pete. Hank - "not illegal, just immoral - even forsakes permanence with (Ruth Roman) that she bitterly tells him "You could have had it all" after he blackmails her. Whether rich or vagrant they lounge through life, fix drinks, and occasionally pick someone up. A loser was the man found dead on the beach, apparently taking that life too seriously. The film was archetypal with me in its symbolism; otherwise it was weak and miscast Turner's prestige, reducing her to a grade B role. Robertson's role was the deepest, actually pondering on the wasted life values and advising (Stephanie Powers) to go home. I didn't believe KIt surviving the huge bull goring her but it was used to reconcile Pete to her. (Ruth Roman) was bitter but what did she expect when she dealt in her stock in trade - a reformed Hank? I liked her swelling bosom. See more 07/27/2014 Expensive looking production is a trashy delight with Lana having many costume changes. She looks amazing in them all. They probably had extra money for them on what they saved on Hugh O'Brian's wardrobe, rare is the time he wears more than a brightly colored speedo. Ruth Roman gives the film's best performance. See more 06/09/2013 A really bad film but to the point it's almost fun. Turner wears a $1,000,000 wardrobe in this film which is really the star of the move. Should have ben called Love Has Many Wardrobe Changes. So much went into Lana's wardrobe the men are shirtless during most of the film. Their wardrobe cost was about $14.95. Good for a laugh, watch for the scene where Lana manages to wear two outfits in the same scene without changing. See more 08/28/2012 "love has many faces" has many yawns. entirely boring. See more Read all reviews

Love Has Many Faces

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