Gloria Vane

Película de TV
1993
25min

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JoBeth Williams, Mark Blum, and Harriet Sansom Harris in Gloria Vane (1993)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaGloria Vane is a self-centered B-Movie actress. At the premiere for her latest film, her ex-husband, also her date for the evening, reveals his book is being made into a movie at the same st... Leer todoGloria Vane is a self-centered B-Movie actress. At the premiere for her latest film, her ex-husband, also her date for the evening, reveals his book is being made into a movie at the same studio where Gloria works.Gloria Vane is a self-centered B-Movie actress. At the premiere for her latest film, her ex-husband, also her date for the evening, reveals his book is being made into a movie at the same studio where Gloria works.

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A TV pilot for the NBC network that was not picked up.

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Doreen: I simply had to drop by to congratulate you on finishing "Weep Not for the Happy."
Gloria Vane: What a thoughtful gesture. Especially since you were so keen to play the part yourself.
Doreen: Where ever did you hear that?
Gloria Vane: Oh, Peter told me. He said, "Doreen wants to play your part very badly." And I said, "You know, I think she could."
Doreen: I think you have things a bit mixed up, dear. But I won't argue. I respect my elders.
Gloria Vane: Oh, you should, dear. There's so few of them left.

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5/10

failed pilot that I watched for some reason

I don't know why I watched this. I bookmarked it on YouTube for some reason. Did I just like the premise? Was there an actor in it I was curious about?

Whatever the reason, the pilot for this series about a 40s movie star is, in spite of the somewhat unusual setting, a very conventional sitcom. It did have the occasional cute moment, as in the scene where Gloria makes the little boy cry, but mainly it's that sort of loud, obvious sitcom that wasn't good in the 90s and looks even worse today.

JoBeth Williams is persuasive, however, as Gloria, and actually rather impressive imitating a 40s tearjerker scene. But she wasn't enough to keep me watching to the end.