Liberace is not an actor - he simply couldn't keep up with the likes of Joanna Dru and William Demarest and Dorothy Malone. The best part of the movie was the end with the sing-a-long... You felt like you might be at one of Liberace concerts.
There is no chemistry- NONE whatsoever - at all between Liberace and the women in the cast.
In fact there is just something kind of creepy about him. His piano playing is his only saving grace and is where he is comfortable.
I can't imagine whose idea it was to star Liberace as a leading man, but what a HUGE mistake.
I'd love to see this movie if someone else would have been given the leading role. The ending kiss was just, well, ugh! You could tell she didn't want to be kissed, at all, and who could blame her.
There is no chemistry- NONE whatsoever - at all between Liberace and the women in the cast.
In fact there is just something kind of creepy about him. His piano playing is his only saving grace and is where he is comfortable.
I can't imagine whose idea it was to star Liberace as a leading man, but what a HUGE mistake.
I'd love to see this movie if someone else would have been given the leading role. The ending kiss was just, well, ugh! You could tell she didn't want to be kissed, at all, and who could blame her.