Review of Ridicule (1996) by Jay Boyar for Orlando Sentinel — 23 Sep 2002
Resplendent and intelligent from start to finish, Ridicule strikes a winning balance between humor and heart as it pillories an era in France (the court of Louis XVI, circa 1780) when wit was the most valuable currency and a man's fortune and reputation could be made or undone on the strength of a single remark.
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This review of Ridicule (1996) was written by Jay Boyar and published by Orlando Sentinel on 23 Sep 2002.
Ridicule has generally received very positive reviews.
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