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Rich and Famous condemns Bisset to a loverless existence. She has Bergen; but the film makes clear what a prize she is. Bisset and Ayres intend this film to be an affirmation of female friendship. Well, there should be a film affirming female friendship, but this is not it. Bisset...

Author: By A.a. Brown, | Title: Not the Perfect Friendship | 10/16/1981 | See Source »

Ayres based Rich and Famous on the Van Druen play, Old Acquaintance, also the title of the 1940s melodrama based on it which started Bette Davis and Miriam Hopks. In its newest incarnation, Ayres supposedly follows the two women, here, Bisset and Candace Bergen as her best friend, Merry Noel...

Author: By A.a. Brown, | Title: Not the Perfect Friendship | 10/16/1981 | See Source »

AYRES' SCREENPLAY bares primary responsibility for Merry's monstrosity. Liz's first novel met with critical raves; she now suffers from severe writer's block on her second. Meanwhile, Merry has compiled the histories of her famous Malibu neighbors, who came to her for tuna and consolation. She changes their...

Author: By A.a. Brown, | Title: Not the Perfect Friendship | 10/16/1981 | See Source »

There are two movies going on here. In one of them, a sober and artistically respectable novelist named Liz Hamilton (Jacqueline Bisset) fights several decades of writer's block to emerge, finally, as an archetype of contemporary feminist dissatisfactions. In the other film, her best friend and worst rival...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Cinema: Star Turns on a Slippery Road | 10/12/1981 | See Source »

Sophomore Merry Ann Moore, starting for the recuperating Alicia Carrillo, started off the Crimson onslaught in the second half. At 4:30, the speedy wing half deftly directed a Laura Mayer crossing pass to the right of the overworked Bigwood. Bigwood pounced on the ball at the goal line, but...

Author: NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED | Title: Booters Rout Smith In Fourth Straight | 10/5/1981 | See Source »

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