Candy (1968)

Synopsis: Christian Marquand's CANDY follows the adventures of a gorgeous, naive young woman (Ewa Aulin) who sets off into the world on a journey of sexual discovery. Along her personal yellow brick road,... Christian Marquand's CANDY follows the adventures of a gorgeous, naive young woman (Ewa Aulin) who sets off into the world on a journey of sexual discovery. Along her personal yellow brick road, she encounters a wacked-out poet (Richard Burton), an enigmatic Mexican gardener (Ringo Starr), an evil general (Walter Matthau), a lascivious guru (Marlon Brando), and a wily surgeon (James Coburn), all of whom want their own personal taste of Candy. Can she fend them off in time to save her own soul? With a script by Buck Henry (THE GRADUATE) based on the novel by Terry Southern (DR. STRANGELOVE), CANDY is a wacky send-up of Voltaire's CANDIDE and one of the zaniest sexcapades ever captured on film. Marquand's erotic comedy also features a rock-fueled 1960s soundtrack that includes the Byrds and Steppenwolf. [More]

Starring: Ewa Aulin, Marlon Brando, Richard Burton, Charles Aznavour

Starring: Ewa Aulin, Marlon Brando, Richard Burton, Charles Aznavour, Walter Matthau, James Coburn, John Huston, Ringo Starr, John Astin, Elsa Martinelli, Anita Pallenberg, Lea Padovani, Florinda Bolkan

Director: Christian Marquand

Director: Christian Marquand
Screenwriter: Buck Henry
Composer: Dave Grusin

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