The World of Liberace

Year: 1973

Runtime: 74 mins

Language: English

Director: Tony Palmer

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In 1976 Liberace—pianist, entertainer and one of the era’s biggest stars—published the coffee‑table book The Things I Love, showcasing his homes, jewellery and costumes. The DVD follows the same format, with filmmaker Tony Palmer interviewing Liberace as he tours his Hollywood and Palm Springs residences and displays his treasured possessions.

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