what’s a gal gotta do to get some attention?Fret over men, cry over being called fat, or fuck on camera. Come on, ladies, it’s fun! Yes, it’s The Week in Women, so much feminist fun over at the Alliance of Women Film Journalists... support
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posted by PaulW (Fri May 08 09, 11:12PM)
What about pulling a Vegas heist? That's always an attention grabber.
posted by Kathy A (Sat May 09 09, 2:52AM)
That's just depressing.
I'm all ramped up for women in film because I just watched Stage Door for the first time, and am totally in love with the idea of a modern-day film to be so filled with women at the center of the show.
Sigh.
posted by Gee (Sat May 09 09, 10:20AM)
Joanna Lumley is currently in the headlines with the campaign for Gurkhas right to settle in the UK. Does she count, being a small screen star rather than a film actor? She's played some iconic characters - Sapphire (Sapphire and Steel), Purdey (New Avengers) and Patsy (AbFab)- but she was a Bond Girl in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service".
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8037765.stm
posted by Tonio Kruger (Wed May 13 09, 2:38AM)
Well, you could always star in an upcoming movie based on a book by the same famous French authoress who wrote Gigi. But apparently, not even female film critics want to pay attention to that type of film...