yes and right after that, Faye plans to disinter poor old Bill Holden for one last date as well.

Psycho killer. Quest que cest.

Oh, call me a sentimentalist, but I think it would be nice for poor Dunaway to get one last non-Z film credit before it's all over. I know it's hard to believe now, but she truly was marvelous, once upon a time, even if she's been floundering pretty much nonstop since something like 1990.

She is big; It's not her fault that the pictures got small. Even so, you couldn't pay me to see most of what she's done of late. Anyone up for The Gene Generation (2007) - which finds the onetime star of Chinatown fourth-billed in a Bai Ling movie?

This sounds like the most quality thing she's been attached to in decades. Even if it's small and headed to the Angelika, it's based on an acclaimed play and it's at least not a reality show or sitcom.

Yay, Faye!

The surgery! She looks like a monkey.

Michael,

You are a sentimentalist.

I saw it with Zoe Caldwell here in L.A. a number of years ago. And who played the student who Callas attacks only to have her return in the last scene and "nail" the aria?

Audra MacDonald.

No surprise she's a star today.

As for Faye, a friend of mine lives across the street form her and says the greatest perfromance he's ever seen was Faye arguing with the workmen repairing her roof.

So glad she's finally getting to do this.
Who's directing?

Paul Haggis I hope.

Faye's a true actor - even though some of her roles may not be compatible with her stature, she works because she loves to act.

That Tom Petty video was pretty good...

Isn't Hilary Duff remaking Bonnie & Clyde? I can't wait till her remake of Master Class. She'll be like totally awesome as Maria Callous!!

Based on the preceding observations and comments, I can see why 'La Dunaway' identifies with 'La Callas'.

"When my enemies stop hissing, I shall know I'm slipping."

"First I lost my voice, then I lost my figure and then I lost Onassis."
- Maria Callas

Speaking of Callas and Onassis, how about a play, or film, or opera - anything - about the way that Kennedy bitch stole the only man Callas lived for, who ironically was totally unworthy of her anyway? It would make a great trans-Atlantic epic, with all the glamorous touchstones - wealth, talent, beauty, greed, neuroses, great cities, high fashion. And I'd watch it in a heartbeat, but only if it gives our Callas the decent treatment she never got in real life.

I can only imagine with all that surgery her Callas will be as good as her Mae West. Did Master Class actually get good reviews?

The last good thing I saw Dunaway do was VERY good -- a "Columbo," in which for the first 45 minutes you thought Dunaway and her lesbian lover had conspired to kill a gigolo. Then it turns out that it's Dunaway and her daughter and the all-too-deserving victim was doing them both. THEN Columbo falls for Dunaway and lets HER take the rap and lets the daughter go. I think Peter Falk may have directed it, too. Good enough to be a big-screen movie.

shit - these hollywood people need to size down on the caps/veneers

Someone claimed to have seen Dunaway at a KooKooRoo in a demanding mode. Those poor chickens never stood a chance against them choppers!