http://www.pen15club.net/2007/05/31/doomed-remake-to-exhume-washed-up-sitcom-stars/ The ballsiest blog on the web. Are you a member? Thu, 04 Dec 2008 01:57:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 http://www.pen15club.net/2007/05/31/doomed-remake-to-exhume-washed-up-sitcom-stars/#comment-21368 Kitty McCatterson Sun, 10 Jun 2007 17:46:13 +0000 http://www.pen15club.net/2007/05/31/doomed-remake-to-exhume-washed-up-sitcom-stars/#comment-21368 I wholeheartedly agree! I don't want one iota of the glorious scheming, gossiping and backstabbing watered down. By the way, 'jungle red' was the color of Norma Shearer's nail polish ('claws'), I don't recall any mention of it as a lipstick. I wholeheartedly agree! I don’t want one iota of the glorious scheming, gossiping and backstabbing watered down. By the way, ‘jungle red’ was the color of Norma Shearer’s nail polish (’claws’), I don’t recall any mention of it as a lipstick.

]]> http://www.pen15club.net/2007/05/31/doomed-remake-to-exhume-washed-up-sitcom-stars/#comment-19540 Craig Wed, 06 Jun 2007 01:57:47 +0000 http://www.pen15club.net/2007/05/31/doomed-remake-to-exhume-washed-up-sitcom-stars/#comment-19540 Next, they'll remake "Mommy Dearest" as a wacky vehicle about the comic misunderstandings between a mother and her daughter. And they'll cast Diane Keaton. Next, they’ll remake “Mommy Dearest” as a wacky vehicle about the comic misunderstandings between a mother and her daughter. And they’ll cast Diane Keaton.

]]> http://www.pen15club.net/2007/05/31/doomed-remake-to-exhume-washed-up-sitcom-stars/#comment-17552 Paul Fri, 01 Jun 2007 20:46:07 +0000 http://www.pen15club.net/2007/05/31/doomed-remake-to-exhume-washed-up-sitcom-stars/#comment-17552 It was revived several years ago on Broadway with Cynthia Nixon as the spurned wife - credible job. But what sets the original movie apart and makes it a classic(and a classic should never be remade, that is why it's a classic) is the great quips from Roz, Paulette and especially Mary Boland: "L'amour, l'amour." Who could ever top that cast? It was revived several years ago on Broadway with Cynthia Nixon as the spurned wife - credible job. But what sets the original movie apart and makes it a classic(and a classic should never be remade, that is why it’s a classic) is the great quips from Roz, Paulette and especially Mary Boland: “L’amour, l’amour.” Who could ever top that cast?

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