It should have been a great American success story: Small-town girl wins the leading role in a major motion picture and rockets to overnight stardom. Anyway, part of it's true. Seberg was an Iowa University student who longed to be a movie star, tried out for and won the lead (beating out a reported 18,000 applicants) in Otto Preminger's Saint Joan (1957). The attendant publicity was voluminous, but the picture flopped. She got a more colorful, and disturbing, role as the manipulative teenage te...
My first marriage was not happy. I married him because I was impressed that he knew which wines to order and how to leave his visiting card. Ridiculous reasons.
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More Songs About Feelings And Women - New York Times New York TimesMore Songs About Feelings and WomenNew York TimesShe bears a striking resemblance to the French New Wave actress Jean Seberg, Murdoch's favorite screen heroine ? a likeness that was hard to miss, ...and more »... Fri June 26, 2009, 11:34 am
Carey Mulligan On The Rise - Los Angeles Times Carey Mulligan on the riseLos Angeles TimesIt's hard to imagine a hotter name bouncing around casting circles than that of 24-year-old Jean Seberg-like waif Carey Mulligan, who skyrocketed out of ...and more »... Sat June 20, 2009, 5:18 pm
« C'est Un Style, Un Désir Plus Qu'une Mode » - Le Figaro « C'est un style, un désir plus qu'une mode »Le Figaro, FranceDans les années 50, l'actrice Jean Seberg, par exemple. En quoi cette femme de la rive gauche diffère-t-elle de la Parisienne? La Parisienne est un personnage tout droit s... Fri June 19, 2009, 7:47 am
Alexandre Diego Gary : écrire, « Sinon C'est 14-18 Tous Les Jours » - La Voix Du Nord Alexandre Diego Gary : écrire, « sinon c'est 14-18 tous les jours »La Voix du Nord, France« S. ou l'espérance de vie » n'est pas le livre du fils de Romain Gary et de Jean Seberg. C'est le cri déchirant et bouleversant d'un h... Wed June 17, 2009, 7:52 pm
Meet The Filmmakers - Quad City Times Meet the filmmakersquad city times, iait was followed by ?lost nation: the ioway,? about the ioway american indian tribe they say had almost been forgotten. They are in post-production on a documentary about jean seberg, the marshalltown, iowa,... Sun June 14, 2009, 10:30 pm
"This is a slow, delicate film. There are no car crashes, and no muscle bound hero to save the earth from some impending doom. What you will see is a brilliant study in how the weakness of one man, Warren Beatty, can cause so much harm. His misdirected passion causes the mental collapse of one, Jean Seberg, and the death of another, Peter Fonda. All cast members give excellent performances. This is a haunting film that has stayed in my memory for many, many years."
"Sean Connery sinks his teeth into a full-blooded comic role as a nonconformist poet suffering from writer's block and alimony collectors in mid-60s New York. The film's madcap style is a bit dated but there are many gems of scenes in this satire of the misunderstood artist in modern society. Watching Connery snarl through a poetry 'recital' at a society tea is hysterical, and his little dance step on the Brooklyn Bridge is among the revelations. It's interesting that 'A Fine Madness' is very much a New York City movie, and an offbeat one at that, with hints of the coming sexual revolution and starring an international sensation who had the energy to stretch himself against typecasting--which is more than we can say for most of today's action stars."
"Although a very good movie, Universal and GoodTimes need their head examined for not showing the whole movie in widescreen. Only split-screen moments (telephone calls, air communication, and credits) are in wide. Maybe they'll be a thirtieth anniversary edition in widescreen."
"Brand new restored version of Godards classic new wave picture. Criterion gives us everything but a commentary track but the booklet more than makes up for it. Great packaging from cover art to insert case to the way down to the look of the discs.
The restored print looks really compared to the old disc I sort of tossed away and will forget about. This is a release done right and I'm sure a long time coming. We can hope for more classics like this from Criterion soon."
