Barry Lyndon

 

Ryan O'Neal, Marisa Berenson
Warner Bros.;
Directed by Stanley Kubrick
Rated PG; 183 minutes; 1975

  
Ryan O'Neal is Lyndon, a role derived from William Makepeace Thackeray's novel about a rags-to-riches Irish rogue who gallivants through Europe from casinos to castles as a spy, a soldier, a wife-beater, and a gambler. As writer, producer, and director, Stanley Kubrick spent 3 years in meticulous concentration to reproduce an authentic vision of the 18th century.

 

 "Magnificent entertainment, sumptuous, lush, gorgeous, thrilling, haunting . . . transporting the viewer into a world of long ago, and creating the kind of magic few movies accomplish. “
 - Rex Reed, SYNDICATED COLUMNIST

“A gorgeous fulfilling dream of life, a dream you never want to end. I ask you to turn yourself over to the experience. A perfect film.”
- Liz Smith, COSMOPOLITAN

“Ravishing . . . overwhelming . . . an uncompromised artistic vision.”
- Richard Schickel, TIME MAGAZINE		  

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