Chantilly Lace

TV Movie
1993
R
1h 42m

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Martha Plimpton, Ally Sheedy, Helen Slater, Lindsay Crouse, Talia Shire, JoBeth Williams, and Jill Eikenberry in Chantilly Lace (1993)

Emmy winner Linda Yellen brought together an all-star ensemble cast for "Chantilly Lace," which received worldwide acclaim for its intimate exploration of the secret lives of women. Seven wo... Read allEmmy winner Linda Yellen brought together an all-star ensemble cast for "Chantilly Lace," which received worldwide acclaim for its intimate exploration of the secret lives of women. Seven women friends--including a nun in crisis, an angry divorcee, and an unfiltered, sexually-cha... Read allEmmy winner Linda Yellen brought together an all-star ensemble cast for "Chantilly Lace," which received worldwide acclaim for its intimate exploration of the secret lives of women. Seven women friends--including a nun in crisis, an angry divorcee, and an unfiltered, sexually-charged artist--gather in the Colorado Rockies at the upscale vacation home of Val (Eikenberr... Read all

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Trivia
Most of the dialogue was improvised by the cast, who were given extraordinary creative control over their own characters, even drawing straws to determine which of their characters would die in the story. Director Linda Yellen said, "I never believed this would be accepted commercially." Co-star Jill Eikenberry said filming was like a "week-long therapy session."

Quotes
Hannah: Can you really have an orgasm with God?

Connections
Followed by Chantilly Bridge (2023)

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99.9F°
Written and Performed by Suzanne Vega

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Sensitive, intelligent and truly moving.

When you first start watching it you don't know how great it's gonna get. The friendship of seven women who loved and cared for each other despite of all their flaws and defects. It deals with important issues as sex, treason and homosexuality without prejudice, but with sensitivity and love.