Dyan Cannon, Ian McShane, James Coburn
The Last of Sheila is one of the great underrated films of the '70s: a bitchy Hollywood whodunit and a clever parlor game (cowritten by Anthony Perkins and Broadway composer Stephen Sondheim)....( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 20, 2004
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October 13, 2008Great whodunit mindfuck. Just kinky enough in places to remind you that this was made in the 70s, when the could get away with that in a PG flick.
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June 7, 2008interesting whodunit ala 10 little indians..colorful talented cast including
Coburn, Mason, Welch, Benjamin...problem was I thought too much trying to put the clues together to really enjoy what was happening on the screen...I liked it, just confused me at the end and never did ...( read more) -
October 16, 2008If you love mysteries, how could you not love this movie. It's the 70's spin on Hollywood era plus exotic locale and the Christie and Conan Doyle spin. Great performances by all and a terrific subversive undertones. A great movie to watch over and over again.
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December 30, 2006Promising cast, fine writing, fine performances, but still slightly anemic.
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