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Name: Shampoo
Released: 1975-3-13
Cast: Warren Beatty, Julie Christie, Lee Grant, Carrie Fisher, Goldie Hawn

Shampoo

R
1h 50m
1975

68%

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Shampoo is a racy, star-studded bedroom farce set in the decadent, sexually liberated Los Angeles of the late 1960s. Written by Academy Award® winner Warren Beatty (1982 Best Director, Reds and Robert Towne (Chinatown) and directed by Hal Ashby (Being There), the film was nominated for four Academy Awards® and has been chosen as one of the American Film Institute's 100 Funniest Movies. George is one of L.A.'s most desirable men, a Beverly Hills hairdresser who makes all his clients look and feel better than ever. Encouraged by his girlfriend Jill (Goldie Hawn) to open his own salon, George approaches conservative businessman Lester (Jack Warden) for financing. Unbeknownst to Lester, George is sleeping with his wife (Lee Grant), his mistress (Julie Christie) and his teenage daughter (Carrie Fisher). Can George resist temptation and settle down with Jill or will he get tangled up in even more scandalous affairs?

Director:

Hal Ashby

Producer:

Warren Beatty

Writer:

Warren Beatty, Robert Towne

Cast:

Warren Beatty, Julie Christie, Lee Grant, Carrie Fisher, Goldie Hawn, Howard Hesseman, Jack Warden

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

TOMATOMETER®

68%

Critics Consensus: Shampoo trains a darkly comic lens on post-Nixon America, aiming at -- and often hitting -- an array of timely targets.

Reviews

Crooked Marquee

Sean Burns

A Restoration comedy transplanted to Beverly Hills, this bawdy tale of musical beds has a gossamer touch hiding a heavy heart.

Although that mashup of tones can be difficult for some and the film takes a few minutes to really dive into the plot, it all coalesces together in a rewarding way.

Shampoo is light and impudent, yet, like the comedies that live on, it's a bigger picture in retrospect.

There's nothing not to like in this sex farce-plus.

It masterfully creates a snapshot of an era, documenting familiar movements and lifestyles and attitudes (sexual politics over the governmental kind).

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