The Heartbreak Kid Is Unstreamable
USA, 1972, 106 min, Dir. Elaine May An exercise in white ridiculousness. Courtesy of Anchor Bay EntertainmentKelly Corcoran certainly feels like the sun in Elaine May's The Heartbreak Kid. She's hot, piercing, emits a strong gravitational pull, and her attention seems life-giving. When we first glimpse Kelly (Cybill Shepherd), it's during a blazing morning on Miami Beach after the hapless and newly wed Lenny (Charles Grodin) catches her eye. She stands over him as he lays in the sand, her blonde head eclipsing the sun as she teases, "You're lying in my spot." It's this breathtaking entrance...