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    Not in a major motion picture, but on HBO, in "Grey Gardens" opposite Jessica Lange. "Dramas are still alive in television ... which is why we see some of our greatest actresses emigrating to TV, everyone from Mary-Louise Parker to Glenn Close to Holly Hunter." To cries of "I call sexism!" Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T
    Dramas are still alive in television ... which is why we see some of our greatest actresses emigrating to TV, everyone from Mary-Louise Parker to Glenn Close to Holly Hunter.
    SOURCE: OH NO THEY DIDN'T 4 weeks ago
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Women and Film
  1. I don't think it's sexism
    SOURCE: OH NO THEY DIDN'T 4 weeks ago
  2. Are we ever going to see strong women again in movies? We might see them in thrillers. We might see them in an elegant horror movie like 'The Silence of the Lambs' or 'Rosemary's Baby.' The movie just has to be a bang-out narrative with a star people want to see. But dramas? They're on television.
    SOURCE: OH NO THEY DIDN'T 4 weeks ago
  3. And they are very loyal. If they discover something they like, they tell their friends about it. Women were social networking way before Facebook.
    SOURCE: OH NO THEY DIDN'T 4 weeks ago
  4. Women like going out in groups to watch women interacting in groups
    SOURCE: OH NO THEY DIDN'T 4 weeks ago
  5. We have a distributor very interested
    SOURCE: OH NO THEY DIDN'T 4 weeks ago
  6. Maybe someone hasn't built the perfect beast yet ... Ultimately, everything comes down to the movie. If the movie's good, it can cross over all kinds of lines and break all sorts of rules.
    SOURCE: OH NO THEY DIDN'T 4 weeks ago
  7. Because Hollywood will do whatever it takes to make money. They are not taking a principled stance against women. They just don't see the audience as going there. I'll tell you something
    – Rod Lurie SOURCE: OH NO THEY DIDN'T 4 weeks ago
  8. Dramas are dead ... Some of the greatest parts for women -- the Academy Award parts for women -- are often in dramas, and this is the worst time for dramas since I've been in the business for the last 10,000 years.
    SOURCE: OH NO THEY DIDN'T 4 weeks ago
  9. Then I think art has to override it, and the numbers people say, 'Oh right, that works.' It comes in and out.
    SOURCE: OH NO THEY DIDN'T 4 weeks ago

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