Stage on Screen: The Women

Téléfilm
2002
3h

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueRoundabout Theatre's 2001 stage production of Claire Boothe Luce's all-female play `The Women;' aired on PBS.Roundabout Theatre's 2001 stage production of Claire Boothe Luce's all-female play `The Women;' aired on PBS.Roundabout Theatre's 2001 stage production of Claire Boothe Luce's all-female play `The Women;' aired on PBS.

Réalisation
- Jay Sandrich
- Judy Kinberg
Scénario
- Adam Green
- Clare Boothe Luce
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- Jay Sandrich
- Judy Kinberg
Scénario
- Adam Green
- Clare Boothe Luce
Casting principal

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Anecdotes
Jennifer Tilly had a bathtub scene in the stage play where she stands up revealing full frontal nudity to the audience. But for this broadcast on PBS, producers decided to angle the camera so that it only showed her bare back because some local stations in more conservative markets wouldn't have aired it with the nudity.

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References Le Magicien d'Oz (1939)

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10/10

Great production of a rarely-staged gem.

This is a wonderful version of this classic, but seldom-staged play. Mary Louise Wilson, Kristen Johnson, Jennifer Coolidge, Lisa Emery, and Mary Bond Davis

are all terrific in their roles. Far better than the1939 George Cukor version with watered down and censored script. Furthermore, unlike the 1939 version, the

costuming, lighting, and stage design are fabulous. The program also offers

interesting insights into the actress' work through the "intermission" interview conducted by Jason Alexander. Here's hoping that "The Women" is released on

DVD just like the 2000 Broadway version of "The Man Who Came to Dinner"

was.