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RavePad · Paul Nicholas · Videos

Paul Nicholas

Paul Nicholas Videos : Lisztomania Trailer (Dir. Ken Russell)

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Lisztomania Trailer (Dir. Ken Russell)

Available on DVD from www.digitalclassics.co.uk and all major retailers. This flamboyant extravaganza, directed by Ken Russell (Tommy, Women in Love) tells the scandalous tale of superstar composer Franz Liszts (Roger Daltry) hedonistic life of groupies, sex and music, as well as his rivalry with the scheming Richard Wagner (Paul Nicholas). A freewheeling, utrageous and over-the-top look at the life of the worlds first pop superstar. Also starring Ringo Starr as the Pope. A berserk exercise of demented genius Roger Ebert Post-Beatles RococoFor Mr. Russell, the shortest line between two points is a pretzel. Vincent Canby, NY Times.

Original Video uploaded to YouTube by DigitalClassics at 12:40 PM Feb 23rd

Posted by celebfan at 1:38 PM Mar 18th

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