Elizabeth Ashley | Louisiana Legends
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This episode of the series “Louisiana Legends” from February 13, 1984, features an interview with Elizabeth Ashley conducted by Gus Weill. Ashley, a native of Baton Rouge, is a Tony Award-winning actress. She discusses: her move to New York; her early career in New York; her time at the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre; life on the road while on tour; and her thoughts on fame and talent.
Thanks so much for posting this! I've always liked her - and it's wonderful to see her great intelligence, keenness of insight, eloquence and idiosyncratic manners and attitude for half an hour :)
good 4 her....she lived it up !!
Miss Ashley is something else - a real force of nature. Seeing her over the decades, you do get a sense she has matured, ripened, and indeed, come home to herself. Affected by depression and bipolar disorder, she speaks very frankly about it. She also was, I think the very first to do a black and white PSA about mental illness, and asking viewers to see it as the ILLNESS it is - not a personalty flaw, not a quirk. An illness. That took courage and candor on her part. BTW don't miss her in TREME - a part of Aunt Mimi written especially for her...
She definitely seems manic here.
This film is 35 years old; Also, it doesnt paint Ms Ashley in a favorable light at all.
I would ask LPB to remove it from public domain, if you care about her legacy, which is a great one.
Thank you
To me here, she sounded a little bit like a combination of Tallulah Bankhead and Bette Davis. I think that with the sunglasses here, she looked a little bit like Sophia Loren. She really liked and respected Art Carney, who was her costar in "Take Her, She's Mine" for which she eventually won the Tony.
I’ve always thought she looked like Sophia. ❤️
The only flick I saw her in was Coma (1976) . She was a no-nonsense lady-in-charge of the Jefferson Institute where human organs were harvested. I have to admit I find her husky voice very sexy.
this has been speeded up too much
cette femme vit trop dans le stress son attitude est angoissante
Elle utilise de la cocaïne. Un toxicomane depuis de nombreuses années.
She is a good actress but an awful person.
That’s a horrid thing to say. And how would you know? Did you ever meet her?
@@EphemeralProductions Yes I did.
@@BujoldComa78 she had (has) bipolar. That may have had something to do with it