Edie Sedgwick #1

[Michelle0187]

I found two videos on Edie
this one was a brief interview with her-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-lnz2MbPkw&feature=channel_page

this one is George Plimpton talking about how he knew Edie when she was younger and lost contact with her during her Factory Girl years -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCjEoYwDWYI&feature=channel_page

 

[atooomic]

great videos thanks!

 

[Michelle0187]

great videos thanks!

no problem

it's so interesting what George said about Edie, for instance that he didn't think she had a serious thought in her head but hearing her in that bbc interview saying 'to turn on the world for just one moment' seems a bit poetic

I'm still pondering that 'Edie Who?' response from the Factory when word got around of her death. what an intriguing woman she was, not to mention beautiful

 

[Romanee]

OMG michelle so cool, I'm the one that posted the brief edie interview on youtube, I had a tribute to her but it got taken down because I used the song "gold dust woman" by fleetwood mac which really annoyed me because I put alot of time and effort into the video.

I havn't posted anything in such a long time, I'm always having a look on here but have pretty much kept to myself for MONTHS! Well I finally saw ciao manhattan, I found it on ares, and it was absolutly fascinating to watch, I've put it on my ipod and have literally watched it about 10 times, I just find Edie, and anything edie inspired mesmerizing, guys I think I have an Edie addiction. Well that's pretty much all from me, loves ya, x

 

[Deleted member 106803]

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[atooomic]

she looks like a doll in this picture

 

[loonaka]

Have any of you guys bought that documentary Andy Warhol's factory people from http://planetgroupentertainment.squarespace.com/?

 

[Carrme]

I have not seen that yet! I hope its available everywhere

 

[Dailee]

Hi anina, nice to meet you. Mukava nähdä suomalaisia täällä!


loonaka, that documentary would be interesting to see. Is there a trailer of it? I tried to look on Youtube, but didn´t really find anything..

 

[Michelle0187]

very funny spoof of the Factory from the BBC -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdQzO5FGb0c&feature=channel_page

 

[atooomic]

i always enjoy those factory videos - sometimes the videos are even boring, but i still enjoying them...

i'd like to see more about the documentary too, i did a search on the net to see where i could find it available, but i find nothing, too bad

 

[anina]

source:http://www.youtube.com/user/Miapink12

 

[ScarlettLover]

This is new :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdQqUCRInic

 

[fairyx]

thanks Scarlett! don´t think I´ve heard that one before.

 

[ScarlettLover]

Okay so today I went to the biggest library in my city (which I had never been to) and they had almost EVERY Vogue published there. I found the one with Edie on the Rhino in her apartment and I took a picture of the article. Don't know if anyone has ever posted it, but here is what the article says:

"EDITH SEDGWICK, right, twenty-two, white haired and anthracite black eyes, and legs to swoon over who stars in Andy Warhol's underground movies. "It's like watching Henry Moore sculpture out of focus.", said Edith Sedgwick, who toyed with the movie name Mazda Isphahan for Poor Little Rich Girl. With the pop artist Andy Warhol on camera, undergrounds roll out like crepes: Vinyl is in the can; Vacuum about to turn. "When we find a pure white kitchen." Rich Girl was made in Miss Sedgwick's apartment where she is shown here arabesquing on her leather rhino to a record of The Kinks. (In the background, her sketch of a stallion.) In Paris, Warhol's gang startled the dancers at Chez Castel by appearing with fifteen rabbits and Edie Sedgwick in black leotard and a white mink coat. In her deep, campy voice, strained through smoke and Boston, she said: "It's all I have to wear."

I'll prob be posting the article and the picture of her on the rhino (although it's been seen many times) on my blog later on. (The link is in my sig)

I plan on finding her other Vogue appearance where she has the long hair added on next time I go and I'll get shots from that.

From Vogue Magazine

 

[babydoll1125]

Thanks ScarlettLover!! I can't wait to hear about her other Vogue!

 

[lleux]

This thread is so interesting. Cheers, Edie lovers. <3

 

[babydoll1125]

New pictures!!

American fashion model and actress Edie Sedgwick (1943 - 1971) and film director Ray Wisniewski talk together at The Dom (from 'Polski Dom Narodowy' or 'Polish National Home', 23 St. Marks Place), where they attended a production of pop artist Andy Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable (EPI), New York, New York, March 31, 1966. The EPI was part of series of staged, multimedia events held primarily in 1966 and 1967. (Photo by Fred W. McDarrah/Getty Images)

American fashion model and actress Edie Sedgwick (1943 - 1971), dressed in a blond wig with long braids and a black bra, stands near the swimming pool in the Hudson Hotel, New York, New York, January 9, 1967. (Photo by Fred W. McDarrah/Getty Images)

 

[fairyx]

oh my god!
finally!

thanks babydoll!

 

[Ice_lady]

Great pics!!!