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Boom!

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Boom!
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NR,1hr 52min
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January 1, 1968
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Synopsis: Boom is taken from the Tennessee Williams play The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore. Flora Goforth (Elizabeth Taylor) is a foul-mouthed, booze-swilling, pill-popping, middle-aged woman near death. She spends her time swearing at the servants and looks forward to the end of it all, until poet Chris Flanders (Richard Burton) comes to her island home. Known in literary circles as the "angel of death," the poet gives the dying woman some measure of comfort in his presence -- while he takes comfort ... Full Synopsis
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Boom! is a ridiculous exercise in excess, the kind of misfire that destroyed the careers of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton . Taken from a Tennessee Williams play this is definitely one of the playwright's lesser efforts, Boom! is an overblown wallow from start to finish. Mind you, there's definitely some entertainment value in it; if nothing else, the bizarre spikey headpiece that adorns Taylor's ... Full Review
Featured Cast
Flora Goforth
Chris Flanders
Witch Of Capri
Blackie Black
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