Name: Lucy in London
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1966-10-24
Duration: 1 h
Rating: 7.2
Cast: Lucille Ball, Anthony Newley, Wilfrid Hyde-White

Lucille Ball Is Fantastic in Desilu''s Lucy In London

Lucille Ball went to London to film a CBS Special as they were referred to in those days. It was a big deal to be filmed in color and shows the Star looking very beautiful. Lucy's zany antics on TV one sometimes forgets that La Ball was a old fashioned movie star and looked terrific and wore great fashions when not being Lucy Ricardo/Lucy Carter/Lucy Carmichael. Miss Ball was a stunning woman and this show Lucy in London shows La Ball in a very sexy outfits an dance routines.

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