Lord Love a Duck

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Cast

Roddy McDowall
as Alan 'Mollymauk' Musgrave

Tuesday Weld
as Barbara Ann Greene

Lola Albright
as Marie Greene

Martin West
as Bob Barnard

Ruth Gordon
as Stella Barnard

Harvey Korman
as Weldon Emmett

Sarah Marshall
as Miss Schwartz

Lynn Carey
as Sally Grace

Max Showalter
as Howard Greene

Don Murphy
as Phil Neuhauser

Donald Murphy
as Phil Neuhauser

Joseph Mell
as Dr. Lippman

Dan Frazer
as Used Car Salesman

Martine Bartlett
as Inez

Jo Collins
as Kitten

Hal Baylor
as Jack

Laurie Mitchell
as Jack's Wife

David Draper
as Billy Gibbons

Donald Foster
as Mr. Beverly

Judith Loomis
as Mrs. Butch Neuhauser

Martin Gabel
as Harry Belmont

Gay Gordon

Vicki London

Phyllis Davis

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Critic Reviews for Lord Love a Duck

Audience Reviews for Lord Love a Duck

• Oct 02, 2014

  Hokey smokes! Where did this tantalizing hidden gem of a dark comedy come from!?! I never even heard of it, but zowie, it's a keeper right up there with The Graduate and You're A Big Boy Now insofar as subversive, in-your-face, us-against-the-establishment-with-a-smirk, 60's style movies go. Think ... if Altman's M*A*S*H and Hitchcock's Psycho had a kid. Its sorta like that. Loved it.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Sep 05, 2010

  This is a fun movie, I loved Roddy McDowall and Ruth Gordon together in the movie they were hilarious. This comedy is really zany and very funny. I really liked it.
  Aj V Super Reviewer
• Jul 25, 2010

  Dark and somewhat evil satire of the shallow "want" society of Southern California where appearance and desire are the be all end all of existence. Everything is attacked here: religion, school, psychiatry, age, the movie industry, love and "Wild Bikini" beach movement of the 60's. Perhaps the funniest thing is that no matter how bad and shallow the writers and director thought things were at the time in this society 44 years later it is sooo much worse. Hmm, perhaps nobody watched this movie and got it's message.
  Sean S Super Reviewer
• Nov 11, 2009

  If you're one of those people who wanted to hug Ferris Bueller rather than throw him under the wheels of Mr. Frye's prize Ferrari, then you'll hold Roddy McDowell's smarmy, obnoxious character in "Lord Love a Duck" close to your heart. Hey, at least Matthew Broderick wasn't a 37-year-old trying to pass himself off as a high-school senior. The above Flixster review is right to emphasize the cashmere-sweater scene, though...that is seriously twisted. But shame on the reviewer for daring to compare this film with the incomparable satire of "The Loved One."
  

  Eric B Super Reviewer

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