While investigating Gov. Spitzer's possible financial improprieties, federal authorities decided to have a look at his Netflix queue.
Wedged between "Live Free or Die Hard" and "The Good Shepherd," according to one source, were numerous "Pretty Woman" rentals, plus:
"Hustle," with Burt Reynold's cop and Catherine Deneuve's high-priced hooker speaking the langweege of love.
"Blaze," with Paul Newman as Louisiana Gov. Earl K. Long and Lolita Davidovich as his ballsy consort.
"Jefferson in Paris," about a pre-email politician who avoided scandal.
"Klute," with Jane Fonda as Bree Daniels, a pricey but conflicted New York hooker.
"Elmer Gantry," with the Oscar'd Shirley Jones as the evangelist's cat-house contributor.
"Primary Colors," with John Travolta making a reckless run up to the White House.
Fellini's "La Dolce Vita" -- a.k.a. the art-film defense.
And -- tagged "research??" -- "The Fortune," a Prohibition farce with Jack Nicholson and Warren Beatty transporting Stockard Channing across states lines for immoral purposes.
Contact Lovell at glovell@aol.com
Wedged between "Live Free or Die Hard" and "The Good Shepherd," according to one source, were numerous "Pretty Woman" rentals, plus:
"Hustle," with Burt Reynold's cop and Catherine Deneuve's high-priced hooker speaking the langweege of love.
"Blaze," with Paul Newman as Louisiana Gov. Earl K. Long and Lolita Davidovich as his ballsy consort.
"Jefferson in Paris," about a pre-email politician who avoided scandal.
"Klute," with Jane Fonda as Bree Daniels, a pricey but conflicted New York hooker.
"Elmer Gantry," with the Oscar'd Shirley Jones as the evangelist's cat-house contributor.
"Primary Colors," with John Travolta making a reckless run up to the White House.
Fellini's "La Dolce Vita" -- a.k.a. the art-film defense.
And -- tagged "research??" -- "The Fortune," a Prohibition farce with Jack Nicholson and Warren Beatty transporting Stockard Channing across states lines for immoral purposes.
Contact Lovell at glovell@aol.com
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