Portnoy's complaint
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Author
Contributions
- Benjamin, Richard, 1938- actor - Contributor
- Black, Karen, 1939-2013, actor - Contributor
- Grant, Lee, 1927- actor - Contributor
- Somack, Jack, actor - Contributor
- Berlin, Jeannie, 1949- actor - Contributor
and 12 more
- Clayburgh, Jill, actor - Contributor
- Conway, Kevin, actor - Contributor
- Stadlen, Lewis J., actor - Contributor
- Rains, Jessica, actor - Contributor
- Zee, Eleanor, 1931- actor - Contributor
- Lathrop, Philip, 1912-1995, director of photography - Contributor
- O'Steen, Sam, 1923-2000, editor of moving image work - Contributor
- Legrand, Michel, 1932- composer (expression), conductor - Contributor
- Roth, Philip - Contributor
- Warner Bros. Entertainment - Contributor
- Warner Communications Inc - Contributor
- Warner Home Video (Firm) - Contributor
Publication
2012 - Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc., Burbank, CA, California
Language
English
Word Count
25,250 words, Guess
Page Count
101 pages
Physical Format
Video Recording
Identifiers
- OCLC Control Number808745705
- Open LibraryOL26944530M
Classifications
- DDC791.45/72
- LCCPN1997 .P67 2012
Description
"Alexander Portnoy has a problem. He thinks he's living his life in the middle of a Jewish joke. Lying on a psychoanalyst's couch, Portnoy unravels his endless complaint with the one-track selfishness of an aging adolescent. He whines, he howls, he dredges his character and comes up empty-handed. For years, Alexander Portnoy has been led about by his libido...and has been unable to satisfy it. Now he can. He's met the Monkey, an uninhibited, air-headed model who -- heart, soul, and everything else -- is devotedly Portnoy's. So why isn't he happy? "So what's to be happy about?" That response underscores this outlandish spoof of sexuality and ingrained guilt."--Container
Subjects
Series Statement
- WB Home Entertainment Group archive collection
- Archive collection
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