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The Sandpiper

film by Minnelli [1965]
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  • Filming of The Bad and the Beautiful
    Vincente Minnelli
    / Films of the 1960s and 1970s: Home from the Hill, Bells are Ringing, and On a Clear Day You Can See Forever

    The Sandpiper (1965) was the final Venice production and Minnelli’s last MGM picture, ending over 20 years of collaboration. It was an ineffective drama, with Taylor miscast as a beatnik artist and Richard Burton as the married clergyman with whom she falls in love.

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    The Sandpiper (1965) was the final Venice production and Minnelli’s last MGM picture, ending over 20 years of collaboration. It was an ineffective drama, with Taylor miscast as a beatnik artist and Richard Burton as the married clergyman with whom she falls in love.

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