The Loves of Ondine (1968)
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This characteristically offbeat, but tedious, Andy Warhol film was finished just before Warhol was seriously wounded by a gunshot wound inflicted by one of his disgruntled followers. It was released soon after Warhol's recovery. Though the film tends to be a muddled, haphazard collection of… More This characteristically offbeat, but tedious, Andy Warhol film was finished just before Warhol was seriously wounded by a gunshot wound inflicted by one of his disgruntled followers. It was released soon after Warhol's recovery. Though the film tends to be a muddled, haphazard collection of seemingly unrelated scenes, it begins clearly enough by introducing the main character: the flamboyant, verbose Ondine, an infamous homosexual who makes a passing attempt to live life as a heterosexual. Ondine is also adventuresome enough to try and learn "college wrestling" from a young male prostitute. In the most memorable scene of the film, a nude boy standing over a motorcycle is buried in trash after he and other willing parties participate in a food-and-garbage orgy. The film is re-edited from his earlier 25-hour marathon Four Stars. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
- Directed By
- Paul Morrissey, Andy Warhol
- Genres
- Drama, Special Interest
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Aug 1, 1968 Wide
- Studio
- Factory Films
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Cast
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Ondine
as Ondine
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Viva
as Girl In Bed
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Joe Dallesandro
as "College Wrestler"
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Pepper Davis
as Girl On Love Seat
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Brigid Berlin
as Wife To Ondine
