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Edie's beautiful but that shirt is hideous. I've never been a fan of shirts with a big face on then no matter who it is.
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I agree with you Babydoll. Love the photo of Edie - not loving the shirt. Like her boots, though 
On a different subject - I am reading "Edie, American Girl" again for the 4th time, and came across an interesting part. When Edie was in Vogue, 1965, as a "Youthquaker", they have a line in the article about how Edie, Andy and several other factory members were in Paris and surprised a Burlesque show by showing up with rabbits. Wonder if these photos were taken then????
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On a different subject - I am reading "Edie, American Girl" again for the 4th time, and came across an interesting part. When Edie was in Vogue, 1965, as a "Youthquaker", they have a line in the article about how Edie, Andy and several other factory members were in Paris and surprised a Burlesque show by showing up with rabbits. Wonder if these photos were taken then????
I liked michelle's performance, I think it balanced out the overly sweet & innocently taken-advanced-of edie that sienna did.Looking forward to that Klove
Have any of you seen the Bob Dylan film I'm Not there?
Michelle Williams plays "coco" who is basically Edie, and i saw it again yesterday and she is nothing like Edie except for wearing tights and a dress. The hair and makeup is all wrong and she comes off as such an angry depressed girl. She doesn't even speak or laugh remotely like Edie! Thank God for Sienna lol!
AGREED!!!
I just have seen a lot of Edie's footage and I've never seen her act or speak like Michelle in the film.. When I first saw the movie not knowing that was supposed to be Edie I liked Michelle's performance too. But when I found out it was for Edie I re-watched it and was pretty surprised to see so little resemblence.
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You're right! They must have been taken in Paris. I remember spotting Catherine Deneuve in one of the pics...I agree with you Babydoll. Love the photo of Edie - not loving the shirt. Like her boots, though
On a different subject - I am reading "Edie, American Girl" again for the 4th time, and came across an interesting part. When Edie was in Vogue, 1965, as a "Youthquaker", they have a line in the article about how Edie, Andy and several other factory members were in Paris and surprised a Burlesque show by showing up with rabbits. Wonder if these photos were taken then????
http://img254.imageshack.us/img254/5038/imgrl7.jpg
photo scanned by loonaka (thanks darling)
I don´t think the people that made the movie, just made that character inspired by Edie, I mean, it´s not like she´s called Edie in the movie.
they probably thought, 'oh, we need an Edie-character, but we call her Coco...
and it´s not like the movie is non-fiction...
hey, was Bob Dylan a woman?
noo.... so you can´t expect everyone to be exactly like the people they are based on, it´s a movie, not a documentary.
they probably thought, 'oh, we need an Edie-character, but we call her Coco...
and it´s not like the movie is non-fiction...
hey, was Bob Dylan a woman?
noo.... so you can´t expect everyone to be exactly like the people they are based on, it´s a movie, not a documentary.
Glad I got so many opinions on this! Except if you said them nicer would be cool too 
All I was saying is that I did not see resemblance between the two. Bob Dylan wasn't a woman, true
But Cate Blanchett wasn't playing a woman, she was playing a man and acted very similar to how Bob Dylan was, she was fantastic. I'm just saying I wish Michelle had something to remind me of Edie in her role , which I didn't find, and I think I'm entitled to having that opinion. I don't want this thread to go way off topic on my account, so if anyone feels they want to talk about it more, feel free to p.m. me though I think I've said all I mean in all the ways I can. 
All I was saying is that I did not see resemblance between the two. Bob Dylan wasn't a woman, true
But Cate Blanchett wasn't playing a woman, she was playing a man and acted very similar to how Bob Dylan was, she was fantastic. I'm just saying I wish Michelle had something to remind me of Edie in her role , which I didn't find, and I think I'm entitled to having that opinion. I don't want this thread to go way off topic on my account, so if anyone feels they want to talk about it more, feel free to p.m. me though I think I've said all I mean in all the ways I can. 
I see, I might've been a bit harsh. And I agree, she wouldn't have had to dress as Edie, I just personally don't see what inspired her to wear it.
Yeah I know, I just don't hate that Rachel Bilson is wearing a shirt with a picture of Edie..but it's pretty stupid to wear a shirt with a picture of a person if you know nothing about them..But then again we can never know if Rachel, Paris or any of the other ones who have worn a tee like that know much about Edie, or if they just think it's a cool tee...
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Rachel Bilson said Edie was her style icon in a magazine a long time ago so i think she really does love Edie. Not so sure about Paris...
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