Grey Gardens with Drew Barrymore and Jessica Lange looks amazing. It airs April 18th on HBO. Will you be watching??[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tW5ryhrzYC4[/ame]
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Grey Gardens on HBO
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This was made to be a movie. But it was decided that HBO was a better route to go. I didnt know there was a musical about Grey Gardens. I'm not a fan of musicals so maybe thats why I never heard of it.
Scooter
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The original documentary is fantastic.
Joshua_me
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I'm looking forward to it....
I agree. I'm also shocked at how well Drew and Jessica got into character.
LiquidSky
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I love the orignal documentary. Agreed! Jessica and Drew look/sound just like the real ladies. Amazing!
I don't have HBO so I'll have to wait for the eventual DVD release.
Blueboy369
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I loved Grey Gardens and I have been looking forward to this Movie on HBO. There is so much information available on the web and I've been having a blast looking at the many clips on YouTube. Here is a link for all you Grey Gardens Fans:
http://greygardensnews.blogspot.com/
http://greygardensnews.blogspot.com/
Blueboy369
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Guys,
The original Grey Garden's is on You Tube! Just enter Grey Gardens 2/11.
It's in eleven parts. Enjoy!
The original Grey Garden's is on You Tube! Just enter Grey Gardens 2/11.
It's in eleven parts. Enjoy!
Yep. Amazing doco. I'm always wary of remakes, adaptations etc. Seems kind of unnecessary.
Joshua_me
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OK...
So, it was never a musical, right ?
So, it was never a musical, right ?
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OK...
So, it was never a musical, right ?
Here's an interview with the musicals composer and star from Studio 360 in 2006.
I really like the song Revolutionary Costume for Today that begins at about 5:00.
http://audio.wnyc.org/studio/studio032406f.mp3&OBT_fname=studio032406f.mp3
Thanks blueboy.
Blueboy369
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Your Welcome. I've been very excited about Grey Gardens and I'm so glad you love it as much as I do!
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Its gonna be real fight for the best actress Emmy this year because lots of actresses delivered strong performances within the Eligibility period.
In any event i think Sigorney Weaver will win the Emmy for Prayers For Bobby.
When she said, "I killed Bobby" i was like wow, and the Emmy goes to...
In any event i think Sigorney Weaver will win the Emmy for Prayers For Bobby.
When she said, "I killed Bobby" i was like wow, and the Emmy goes to...
I think because her movie was on lifetime it may very well hurt her chances of winning. It seems people on HBO are always winning emmys. Does that make sense??
Grey Gardens - HBO Sat. 4/18 - 8 P.M. The Beales/Kennedy's
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April 17, 2009
Television Review | 'Grey Gardens'
Decline and Fall, in Genteel Style
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Genteel folly has many faces — Miss Havisham and Blanche DuBois are two of them — yet until 30-some years ago, there wasn’t a handy shorthand for both faded grandeur and alarming decay. “Grey Gardens,” a legendary 1975 documentary about the Beales of East Hampton, N.Y., filled the gap between Norma Desmond and the Collyer brothers.
The mere spectacle of Edith Ewing Bouvier Beale and her daughter, Little Edie, an aunt and a first cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, eating out of tin cans and sharing their dilapidated mansion with dozens of cats, raccoons and fleas was shocking. But that freak show alone would not have been enough to keep “Grey Gardens,” so vivid in the public imagination — and cultural lexicon — for so long.
“Grey Gardens” lives on — in gay culture and beyond — because the filmmakers David and Albert Maysles studied two lonely, marginal and desperately sad lives and culled the nutty resilience that can come with delusion, seclusion and upper-class breeding. The Beales’ downward spiral was like a cinéma-vérité version of the novel “The Easter Parade,” but unlike Richard Yates’s dispossessed and depressed sisters, the two Edies aren’t miserable, self-aware or self-pitying. “Grey Gardens” is an oddly bracing portrait, and also a funny one, thanks to the spirit and quaint, patrician locutions of its two heroines, who both are, in Bealespeak, undeniably “staunch.” (The documentary also lives on as a homeowners’ version of “Reefer Madness”: this is what happens when you don’t fix the ceiling leak and let the windowsills peel.)
eM.
April 17, 2009
Television Review | 'Grey Gardens'
Decline and Fall, in Genteel Style
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
Genteel folly has many faces — Miss Havisham and Blanche DuBois are two of them — yet until 30-some years ago, there wasn’t a handy shorthand for both faded grandeur and alarming decay. “Grey Gardens,” a legendary 1975 documentary about the Beales of East Hampton, N.Y., filled the gap between Norma Desmond and the Collyer brothers.
The mere spectacle of Edith Ewing Bouvier Beale and her daughter, Little Edie, an aunt and a first cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, eating out of tin cans and sharing their dilapidated mansion with dozens of cats, raccoons and fleas was shocking. But that freak show alone would not have been enough to keep “Grey Gardens,” so vivid in the public imagination — and cultural lexicon — for so long.
“Grey Gardens” lives on — in gay culture and beyond — because the filmmakers David and Albert Maysles studied two lonely, marginal and desperately sad lives and culled the nutty resilience that can come with delusion, seclusion and upper-class breeding. The Beales’ downward spiral was like a cinéma-vérité version of the novel “The Easter Parade,” but unlike Richard Yates’s dispossessed and depressed sisters, the two Edies aren’t miserable, self-aware or self-pitying. “Grey Gardens” is an oddly bracing portrait, and also a funny one, thanks to the spirit and quaint, patrician locutions of its two heroines, who both are, in Bealespeak, undeniably “staunch.” (The documentary also lives on as a homeowners’ version of “Reefer Madness”: this is what happens when you don’t fix the ceiling leak and let the windowsills peel.)
eM.
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Re: Grey Gardens - HBO Sat. 4/18 - 8 P.M. The Beales/Kennedy's
Ha !
Just read that article this morning....
I'm looking forward to watching.
Ha !
Just read that article this morning....
I'm looking forward to watching.
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Re: Grey Gardens - HBO Sat. 4/18 - 8 P.M. The Beales/Kennedy's
i'll admit i was disappointed when i first heard drew barrymore was going to play little edie (i love her as a celebrity 'personality', but i never really took her seriously as a real 'actress'), so i'll give her credit - it seems like she really took this as an opportunity to prove herself as a serious actress, and it looks like she really worked hard to get it right..
i'll admit i was disappointed when i first heard drew barrymore was going to play little edie (i love her as a celebrity 'personality', but i never really took her seriously as a real 'actress'), so i'll give her credit - it seems like she really took this as an opportunity to prove herself as a serious actress, and it looks like she really worked hard to get it right..
Cant wait to see it saturday.
