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itle: Grey Gardens\nStart Date / Time: Feb 08, 2007 13:30 PM US/Eastern\nL
ocation: NY NATAS\nSpeaker: Albert Maysles\nWe are thrilled to present\nth
e original GREY GARDENS, produced by Albert &\; David\nMaysles, which i
s the basis of the musical now appearing on Broadway, and the\nHollywood f
eature, now in production. GREY GARDENS is a ninety-minute\nfeature docume
ntary of a mother-daughter relationship- the mother, Edith\nBouvier-Beale,
age 78, and her daughter, also Edith, age 56. Eccentric recluses,\nthey h
adn’\;t left their house in 20 years. The house was in disrepair- a\n
decaying, run down mansion in East\nHampton\nwith half-a-dozen cats and se
veral raccoons. As Bouviers, they had felt tied\ndown to the confines of a
n American aristocratic family. As recluses, they could\nsing and dance, r
eminisce and, in sum, just be themselves. In the documentary,\ntheir lives
appear to be so fascinating there is a Broadway musical based on\n“\
;Grey Gardens”\; as well as a\nHollywood film in the making starring\
nJessica Lange and Drew Barrymore. The documentary has been shown successf
ully\ntheatrically (one review praised the two women for “\;trusting
the vulnerability\nof just being themselves”\;). Both Edies adored th
e film, the daughter describing\nit as a classic and the mother, (2 years
later) on her deathbed uttering her\nlast words, “\;There’\;s no
thing more to say\; it’\;s all in the film.”\; Some critics\nwer
e shocked by the openness and non-conformity of the two women\; but both t
he\nsubjects and the filmmakers had to agree with the London Times when it
described\nthe film as “\;Extraordinary. One of the oddest, most bea
utiful films\never.”\;\nLocation: NY NATAS office:\n1375 Broadway (be
tween 37th &\; 38th)\nSuite\n2103 \nReception: 6:30 –\; 7:00\nPM ~
\nProgram: \n7:00 - 8:30\nPM \n*Free to\nMembers! $15 for those without cu
rrent\nmembership\n \nRESERVATION REQUIRED due to\nLIMITED SEATING. \nPlea
se Call 212-459-3630\next. 200 or via EMAIL kjensen@nyemmys.org\n\n\n\n---
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SUMMARY:Grey Gardens
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Event Title: Grey
Gardens
https://www.nyemmys.org/events/55/
When:
Feb 08, 2007 13:30 PM US/Eastern
Speaker: Albert Maysles
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br />We are th
rilled to present the original GREY
GARDENS, produced by Albert &\
; David Maysles, which is the basis of the musical now appearing on Broadw
ay, and the Hollywood feature, now in production. GREY GARDENS is a ninety-minute feature documentary of a mother-daughter relationship
- the mother, Edith Bouvier-Beale, age 78, and her daughter, also Edith, a
ge 56. Eccentric recluses, they hadn’\;t left their house in 20 years
. The house was in disrepair- a decaying, run down mansion in East Hampton<
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with half-a-dozen cats and several raccoons. As Bouviers, they had felt ti
ed down to the confines of an American aristocratic family. As recluses, t
hey could sing and dance, reminisce and, in sum, just be themselves. In th
e documentary, their lives appear to be so fascinating there is a Broadway
musical based on “\;Grey Gardens”\; as well as a Hollywood film in the making starring Jessica Lange
and Drew Barrymore. The documentary has been shown successfully theatrical
ly (one review praised the two women for “\;trusting the vulnerabilit
y of just being themselves”\;). Both Edies adored the film, the daugh
ter describing it as a classic and the mother, (2 years later) on her deat
hbed uttering her last words, “\;There’\;s nothing more to say\;
it’\;s all in the film.”\; Some critics were shocked by the ope
nness and non-conformity of the two women\; but both the subjects and the
filmmakers had to agree with the London Times when it described the film a
s “\;Extraordinary. One of the oddest, most beautiful films ever.R
21\;
Locat
ion: NY NATAS office: 1375 Broadway (between 37th &\; 38th)
Suite 2103
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\; 7:00 PM ~ Prog
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RESERVATION
REQUIRED due to LIMITED SEATING.
Please Call 212-459-3630 ext.
200 or via EMAIL kjense
n@nyemmys.org
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