Some might consider Winston an ally of John Wick, but as the owner of the criminal underworld hotels known as The Continental, he's more like a god. He's also played impeccably by English actor Ian McShane, whose career stretches back decades. Winston is far from McShane's biggest role, though. He's also famous for his part as the foul-mouthed tycoon Al Swearengen in the HBO Western "Deadwood." But as proud as might be of both Winston and Swearengen, he's probably not looking back with as much satisfaction at his role in the 1970 farce "Pussycat, Pussycat, I Love You."
An inexplicable sequel to the 1965 Woody Allen classic "What's New, Pussycat?" the movie is part sex comedy, part acid trip, part ... well, we're not quite sure what it is, actually. But what we do know is that it's an absolutely atrocious psychedelic comedy that stars Ian McShane as Fred C. Dobbs, an American writer in Rome. Like its predecessor, it focuses on the lascivious efforts of a lust-crazed hedonist who seeks help from a befuddled doctor, this time after he's overwhelmed by a fear of losing his hair.
He's also haunted by dreams of a sexually aggressive gorilla, and unfortunately, his therapist seems more fascinated by the dirty details of his sex life than in actually helping him. Even on paper, this one seems laughable in all the wrong ways, and in execution, it's somehow even worse.
