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Greaser's Palace (1972)

Greaser's Palace (1972)
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In Greaser's Palace, Alan Arbus plays a zoot-suited character named Jesse, who is not only a Christlike figure, he is Christ. En route to Jerusalem, where he hopes to find work as a "singer-dancer-actor," Jesse finds himself in a dusty western town. At first, he is targeted for extermination by town boss Seaweedhead Greaser (Albert Henderson) but all this changes when he brings Greaser's son Lamy (Michael Sullivan) back from the dead. Jesse's healing powers lead to all sorts of wacked-out complications and, inevitably, a bizarre confrontation with the town looney, exotic dancer Cholera (Luana Anders). A very young Robert Downey Jr. (the son of the director) appears as a Quasimodo-like child. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Robert Downey, Sr.
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
NR
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Greaser's Palace

In Greaser's Palace, Alan Arbus plays a zoot-suited character named Jesse, who is not only a Christlike figure, he is Christ. En route to Jerusalem, where he hopes to find work as a "singer-dancer-actor," Jesse finds himself in a dusty western town. At first, he is targeted for extermination by town boss Seaweedhead Greaser (Albert Henderson) but all this changes when he brings Greaser's son Lamy (Michael Sullivan) back from the dead. Jesse's healing powers lead to all sorts of wacked-out complications and, inevitably, a bizarre confrontation with the town looney, exotic dancer Cholera (Luana Anders). A very young Robert Downey Jr. (the son of the director) appears as a Quasimodo-like child. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Robert Downey, Sr.
Writer(s):
Robert Downey, Sr.
Producer(s):
Cyma Rubin
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
NR(Questionable for Children)
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Jeffrey N.

When you consider when this film was made, the quality of the cinematography, the choice of cast, the setting, the story, and, the meaning, one quickly realizes that this was not only a fun movie to watch but something made way before its time. A perfect movie to watch after smoking a bowl of your favorite herb.

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