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'''''Frasier, the Sensuous Lion''''' is a 1973 American film starring [[Michael |
'''''Frasier, the Sensuous Lion''''' is a 1973 American film starring [[Michael Callan]]. |
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==Premise== |
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A professor of zoology discovers a lion called Frasier can speak. Frasier gives the professor advice about his love life. |
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==Cast== |
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*[[Michael Callan]] |
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==Production== |
==Production== |
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Frasier was a lion living at the Lion County Safari in Laguna Hills who became famous when it was revealed he had sired 35 lion cubs in the last two years of his life.By the time Frasier died in July 1972 he had become a media sensation.<ref>LEAVES LEGEND AND 35 CUBS: Frasier, the Sensuous Lion, Dies After Fruitful Old Age |
Frasier was a lion living at the Lion County Safari in Laguna Hills who became famous when it was revealed he had sired 35 lion cubs in the last two years of his life.By the time Frasier died in July 1972 he had become a media sensation.<ref>LEAVES LEGEND AND 35 CUBS: Frasier, the Sensuous Lion, Dies After Fruitful Old Age |
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Grant, Gordon. Los Angeles Times 14 July 1972: b1. <ref><ref>PRIDE, 35 CUBS SURVIVE: Old Frasier, the Sensuous Lion, Is Dead |
Grant, Gordon. Los Angeles Times 14 July 1972: b1. </ref><ref>PRIDE, 35 CUBS SURVIVE: Old Frasier, the Sensuous Lion, Is Dead |
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Grant, Gordon. Los Angeles Times 13 July 1972: 3. <ref> |
Grant, Gordon. Los Angeles Times 13 July 1972: 3. </ref> |
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In December 1972 it was announced Michael Callan would star in a film based on Frasier from Schuster-Sandler Productions.<ref>MOVIE REVIEW: Our Founding Fathers in '1776' '1776' REVIEW |
In December 1972 it was announced Michael Callan would star in a film based on Frasier from Schuster-Sandler Productions.<ref>MOVIE REVIEW: Our Founding Fathers in '1776' '1776' REVIEW |
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Champlin, Charles. Los Angeles Times 21 Dec 1972: d1. </ref> Harry Shuster was president of Lion Country Safari Inc. The script was written by Jerry Korbin, vice president of Lion Country Safari.<ref>MOVIE CALL SHEET: Duvall Set in 'Conversations' |
Champlin, Charles. Los Angeles Times 21 Dec 1972: d1. </ref> Harry Shuster was president of Lion Country Safari Inc. The script was written by Jerry Korbin, vice president of Lion Country Safari.<ref>MOVIE CALL SHEET: Duvall Set in 'Conversations' |
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Murphy, Mary. Los Angeles Times (14 Dec 1972: e29. </ref> |
Murphy, Mary. Los Angeles Times (14 Dec 1972: e29. </ref> |
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Filing took place in April 1973 in Orange County. Callan called it "a three cornered love story with elements that take it out of being just another love story"<ref>Reincarnation, for Frasier the Eroticat |
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Bell, Joseph N. Los Angeles Times 15 Apr 1973: q55. </ref> |
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==Review== |
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The ''Los Angeles Times'' called it "a tedious, amateurish bore that was too obivously made with the single intent of making a fast buck."<ref>MOVIE REVIEW: Frasier Is Center of a Plot |
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Thomas, Kevin. Los Angeles Times 22 June 1973: g18. </ref> |
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==References== |
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Revision as of 10:11, 1 April 2020
Frasier, the Sensuous Lion is a 1973 American film starring Michael Callan.
Premise
A professor of zoology discovers a lion called Frasier can speak. Frasier gives the professor advice about his love life.
Cast
Production
Frasier was a lion living at the Lion County Safari in Laguna Hills who became famous when it was revealed he had sired 35 lion cubs in the last two years of his life.By the time Frasier died in July 1972 he had become a media sensation.[1][2]
In December 1972 it was announced Michael Callan would star in a film based on Frasier from Schuster-Sandler Productions.[3] Harry Shuster was president of Lion Country Safari Inc. The script was written by Jerry Korbin, vice president of Lion Country Safari.[4]
Filing took place in April 1973 in Orange County. Callan called it "a three cornered love story with elements that take it out of being just another love story"[5]
Review
The Los Angeles Times called it "a tedious, amateurish bore that was too obivously made with the single intent of making a fast buck."[6]
References
- ^ LEAVES LEGEND AND 35 CUBS: Frasier, the Sensuous Lion, Dies After Fruitful Old Age Grant, Gordon. Los Angeles Times 14 July 1972: b1.
- ^ PRIDE, 35 CUBS SURVIVE: Old Frasier, the Sensuous Lion, Is Dead Grant, Gordon. Los Angeles Times 13 July 1972: 3.
- ^ MOVIE REVIEW: Our Founding Fathers in '1776' '1776' REVIEW Champlin, Charles. Los Angeles Times 21 Dec 1972: d1.
- ^ MOVIE CALL SHEET: Duvall Set in 'Conversations' Murphy, Mary. Los Angeles Times (14 Dec 1972: e29.
- ^ Reincarnation, for Frasier the Eroticat Bell, Joseph N. Los Angeles Times 15 Apr 1973: q55.
- ^ MOVIE REVIEW: Frasier Is Center of a Plot Thomas, Kevin. Los Angeles Times 22 June 1973: g18.
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