If The Lonely Lady had even a shred of style and humor, it could qualify as the worst movie of the year. Unfortunately, it's not that good.
The Lonely Lady
From the sensual world of Harold Robbins comes the story of a woman's struggle for fame in Hollywood.
1983 · 1h 32m · R
Drama
Directed by
Peter Sasdy
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The Lonely Lady
Overview
A young screenwriter allows others to exploit her in the hopes of "making it" in Hollywood.
Director and cast
- Peter Sasdy Director
- Pia Zadora as Jerilee Randall
- Lloyd Bochner as Walter Thornton
- Bibi Besch as Veronica Randall
- Joseph Cali as Vincent Dacosta
- Anthony Holland as Guy Jackson
- Jared Martin as George Ballantine
- Ray Liotta as Joe Heron
- Glory Annen as Marion
- Mickey Knox as Tom Castel
- Cindy Leadbetter as Carol
Critics on Rotten Tomatoes
Top critics, in their words
You've got to say this much for Miss Zadora: she's got spunk.
[A] sleazy little yarn.
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