Critics are over the glittering, bedazzled moon for Steven Soderbergh's Cannes competition entry "Behind the Candelabra," set to premiere on HBO on May 26 and starring a no-holds-barred Michael Douglas and Matt Damon as the famed pianist Liberace and his younger lover, Scott Thorson. The Telegraph refers to it as a "gay Pygmalion myth: call it My Fair Laddie," while the Guardian raves that "the film is mesmeric, riskily incorrect, outrageously watchable and simply outrageous." Roundup below.
- By Beth Hanna
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- May 21, 2013 12:51 PM
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Now, it looks like a remake of SUPERMAN II.
Coogan does not play the son, but the journalist who helps Philomena in the quest for her son. I saw
I'll never understand the attraction to him. Good actor, fantastic Alan Rickman-like voice,