Blind Item #10
This former A list mostly movie actress who has been acting since she was a kid is getting a chance to direct. She also has to get tested for booze multiple times each week as part of her deal.
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25 comments:
kiki d
sounds like an interesting project
Kirsten Dunst To Direct Sylvia Plath Adaptation 'The Bell Jar' Starring Dakota Fanning
Deadline - 2 days ago
EXCLUSIVE: Kirsten Dunst is set make her feature film directorial debut with The Bell Jar, an .
Lindsay
n/m Derek knows his kiki
+1
Seems to me that's pretty ambitious for a directorial debut. I hope it goes well. I've always liked her.
I'm not sold on the casting, but I'd probably see it.
I REALLY like her as well---and you are correct-VERY ambitious for her first movie. I wonder how she got the rights for it? I looked up on IMDB at was adapted once in 1979--never seen or heard of it though (the movie). A Denmark production-didnt get great reviews though...
Anything could be better than GOOP playing Sylvia Plath---that was awful
+1- I was actually really surprised that she chose a "The Bell Jar" remake for her directorial debut but I was not surprised at all that she chose Dakota to play the Syvia Plath-ish role... i guess we'll see....a decent interpretation of the book would be nice...some books should just be left as fine books though imo.
*Anything could be better than GOOP p̶l̶a̶y̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶S̶y̶l̶v̶i̶a̶ ̶P̶l̶a̶t̶h̶-̶-̶-̶t̶h̶a̶t̶ ̶w̶a̶s̶ ̶a̶w̶f̶u̶l̶
dammit, NOTHING was here except Derek's 1st answer.....that was a BIG Time lag!
lol!
Even Ron Howard had to go through Roger Corman's low budget film-making to get a chance at being a director.
You had to go and remind us though. I never would have remembered.
I think Drunxt should play Plath... it might push her over tho...is it even healthy to direct this story? Downer.
Diane Lane?
...tested??
She's too old now but I would of loved Angelina in this part. I loved the book and I think at one time she could of brought it to life
Waiting for thr blind about who's poop Kirsten had to eat to get this directing deal.
+1,000,000
I read somewhere that they are going all out to give females a chance at directing.
I think I saw that she was directing! They should test her for drugs
Lindsay
Enty is so full of shiz - no one gets tested for booze, if that were the case there would be no one left available to direct anything in Hollywood. And Kiki may like to get her drink on but she's not a fall-down malfunctioning drinker.
Getting tested for drugs or other substances, perhaps. There have been issues for her with that in the past, but it was several years ago. Kinda of double-standard-ish to have her tested but not other first time male directors who probably currently use.
Other male directors, and even actors, are tested for drugs and booze. If somebody is laying out cash to make the movie, you can be sure they want to protect their investment and not have it ruined by a director who is too drunk or high to work.
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