'The Loved One' and 'Petulia' debut on DVD

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The Loved One and Petulia debut on DVD
 Outtraveler Staff
          
          Jun 19, 2006
          
        
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       Two classic films
            of the 1960s make their DVD debuts on Tuesday, June 20,
            from Warner Home Video. The Loved       One is a darkly comic adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's
            satirical       novel about Hollywood and the American way
            of death--keep an eye peeled       for appearances
            by Liberace, Tab Hunter, and Roddy McDowall. Also
            released on June 20 is Richard Lester's savage and poignant
            satire Petulia, starring       George C. Scott and Julie Christie as
            two people trying to find love in       their chaotic lives;
            Richard Chamberlain plays one of his rare villains       as
            the abusive husband of Christie's title character. (The
            Advocate)     

        
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