Diane English, “The Women” and Women Critics – Jennifer Merin comments
Diane English showed up for the New York press day for “The Women” wearing a blush-colored satin Valentino. It was
Read moreDiane English showed up for the New York press day for “The Women” wearing a blush-colored satin Valentino. It was
Read moreDiane English’s long-gestating remake of Clare Boothe Luce’s 1936 bitchfest is so consistently, outrageously wrongheaded in every way it’s hard
Read moreJust as some people are trying to convince women to support another woman for national office, would it follow women
Read moreSomehow, Diane English has managed to make the “Sex and the City” movie look like a documentary. With her remake
Read moreEnglish treats “The Women” too much like a sitcom and not enough like a movie. Beyond her draggy pacing and
Read moreIf I hadn’t known this was written and directed by a woman, I’d have sworn it was the mean-spirited invention
Read moreIf they’re going to retool a beloved movie, filmmakers should at least try to capture the spirit of the original.
Read moreYet in spite of the casting and honorable revamps, it feels more dated than the 1939 original did for its
Read more“The cast is great and you want to go out to dinner with them, but you don’t want to see
Read moreNice message, if one with considerably less bite than the source material. English has taken Luce’s insight that for women,
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