The poster is depicted at left (click for
a larger version).
Here's an older article in Spanish about the festival.
I have heard form another fan that Jacqueline was seen in Turkey with her boy-friend, Emin Boztepe (they have been reunited since summer, at least).
Tickets are available here for this July 14th event.
Old post about this: According to the Cape Cod Times, Daniel Adams, the director of Chatham, has cast Jacqueline Bisset as the female lead in the movie. She replaces Anne Archer; David Carradine has also replaced Burt Reynolds. [Didn't she also replace Anne Archer in Wild Orchid?] The Times article says that Reynolds had to drop out for medical reasons, and that then Jacqueline was a better match for Carradine.
The movie revolves around three old sea captains (Carradine, Martin Landau, and Dennis Hopper) who send away for a mail-order bride (Jacqueline). Jacqueline previously appeared with Landau in the TV miniseries In the Beginning.
This MTV webpage has a link to the trailer (though you have to watch and ad for Jackass or something else first). See also this page.
There is an even smaller picture in the latest issue of People: the "100 Most Beautiful People" issue. There is one page about beauty at every age, and Jacqueline is there for age 61.
It seems likely there will be a Domino premiere in LA a day or two before the release date of October 14.
It had been announced that Domino would have its world premiere at the First New Montreal Filmfest. This is a new festival, sandwiched in between two longer-established cinema festivals in Montreal. It didn't do very well, and there has been some controversy over the need for a third festival.
Here's another photo from Venice. |
One article says the recent re-shots for the movie was to incorporate
Ms. Harvey's recent arrest on drug charges; it speculates they may
need to reshoot again to accomodate this new, tragic, turn of
events.
Update: According to several news sources, the release date
for Domino is back to August 19.
Yahoo also has a page for Domino. It has the trailer in two formats and several sizes, plus other info.
More details about my evening with Jacqueline Bisset here. |
The movie Swing has its own website (though sometimes the server is down).
Here's another German
website with some larger photos ("bilder").
Here's German
website with some photos.
Update: Another fan sent along two more URLs. The first
is for another German website
with a lot of "flash:", a trailer, etc.
The second is in english
but has very little, except about the story, and obviously hasn't
been updated in a long time.
The Latter Days website
has been updated. The "Cities & Dates" page shows that the film will
open in New York City, the LA area,
The same columnists reported (16 Oct 2003) that Swing
(see below) will be in limited release in December, and wider release
in January. "Swing" has played several other festivals; check the
Swing website.
Actor Wes Ramsey says in the
Louisville
Scene that "Latter Days", in which he stars with Jacqueline,
will be released in January. We'll have to wait and see if this is true.
No word on when Fascination might be released.
The fact that she will be introducing the film is reported on the
IndieWire
website.
Jacqueline will also appear
on ABC's The View Wednesday, Jan. 8th, and on the
Caroline
Rhea Show on Thursday, Jan. 9th.
If your local station doesn't carry Caroline Rhea,
you can see it on the Family Channel, Jan. 17 (A&E is no longer
carrying The View, apparently).
Here is The New York
Post's article about America's Prince.
The Hollywood Reporter has reported that
Jacqueline Bisset will play JFK, Jr.'s mother in a new TV movie
about the son of the assassinated president, for TBS.
America's Prince: The JFK Jr. Story, from Fox TV Studios,
is based on Christopher Andersen's 2000 biography The Day John Died.
The movie is expected to begin production in August, to air
in December, 2002, or January, 2003. Thus it should premiere before
a similar CBS project. JFK, Jr. has not been cast yet, but
Portia de Rossi is to play Carolyn Bessette Kennedy.
Jacqueline Bisset played "Liz Cassidy", a thinly disguised version
of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, in the roman-a-clef
The Greek Tycoon.
Another Newspaper Article
You can see some
photos from the set.
I Met Jacqueline Bisset!
Hanging around a movie location, a nice crew member invited me and
I got to watch them shoot a scene. Afterwards, Jacqueline was
walking right past me, and I said hello. After telling her what
a big fan I was, she offered her hand, and I shook it.
Nor is she in any production of I Served
the King of England as at least one website reported.
I don't think this project (supposedly to be produced by
Woody Harrelson) actually exists.
The Tass Website
has some photos, if you search on "Bisset".
Jacqueline made a personal appearance at the Roxie on June 11th.
I'm told she talked to the small crowd and answered questions,
and that everyone enjoyed seeing her.
UPDATE: I've heard that The Sleepy Time Gal will
be in theaters in New York City starting May 29th.
The Hola! magazine website has an article
with some small photos. These also appeared in issue #3007 of Hola!.
Friday's New York Times has an ad showing
The Sleepy Time Gal playing at the Walter Reade
Theater Saturday through Monday, February 16 - 18.
Unfortunately, I think this means the movie will not
be eligible for the Academy Awards next year. I believe that
requires at least a one week run in New York and LA.
If you spot Jacqueline in a new magazine (anywhere in the world),
I would appreciate it if you drop me an e-mail.
She also appeared recently in
Valencia, Spain. There is a bit of video of her
and Ursula Andress.
New Link:
for
links to some RealVideo.
Jacqueline is on the jury for this year's
Berlin Film
Festival (7-18 Feb 2001); there is one picture of her
under "Jury".
She is
mentioned
here, too. And this site has
a RealVideo Interview about her new movie, "The Sleepy Time Gal"
(and one small photo).
Can anyone in Germany supply any video of her at the Film Festival?
(Interviews, talk shows,...?)
Jacqueline
gets a rave review in Brazil.
The A&E network recently did an episode of their "Biography"
series about Candice Bergen. Not surprisingly, there were a
few quick spots of Jacqueline commenting about her frined.
"Jesus" is the cover story for the May 6-12 issue of TV Guide
(even though it won't air until May 14 and 17). There is a little
sidebar with Jacqueline.
And the CBS website
has put "Jesus" and Jacqueline on its front page. There is also
a trailer (Windows Media and Real formats) and other stuff.
Jacqueline also appeared on the "Donny and Marie Show" on April 10th to
promote the movie.
The Lifetime web page now has a link for a RealPlayer movie clip.
You can
see
a video clip here from before the show (QuickTime,
Real and Windows Media formats).
The pictures (above) are from that clip, on the Hollywood.com website.
However, she
did not win a Golden Globe. She was nominated in the category
"Best Supporting Actress in a TV Series, Miniseries or Movie" for
"Joan of Arc". There were seven nominees in her category,
and I think her name was left off the list when the nominations
were originally announced. That's four nominations but zero wins so
far at the Golden Globes.
The Television Critics Association has already awarded their prize for
Outstanding Achievement in a Movie, Miniseries or Special to "Joan of Arc".
See below for the
CBS "Joan of Arc" website (they are also selling the videotape).
"Entertainment Weekly" gives the mini-series an "A". [Update: Part 1
of the mini-series was the second-highest rated show for its week, easily
beating everything else in its time slot. This last little bit helped
CBS edge out NBC in the overall, whole-season, ratings contest. The
ratings for Part 2 will be out this week. (The rating week is Monday
through Sunday.)]
Jacqueline portrays
Joan's mother, Isabel D'Arc. It will air on two nights,
Sunday, May 16, and Tuesday, May 18, 1999. Entertainment Tonight
showed a trailer, about 70 seconds long, on March 23. There was a brief
shot of Jacqueline.
Jacqueline has a small picture and mention for "The Sleepy Time Gal"
in an article about Sundance 2001, in the latest issue of Premiere
magazine (American version; April, 2001).
And there's an even smaller item in the new In Style magazine
(also April, 2001).
The New York Times Sunday Magazine for 18 November 2000
has a one page photo of Jacqueline. It's part of a feature on fashion
and George Cukor.
There is a small picture of Jacqueline with Emin Boztepe in the
13 Nov 2000 issue of the French magazine Oh La!
(number 113; page 71).
The article is about couples with large age differences.
A recent issue of the UK magazine "Hello!" has a picture of
Jacqueline at the Emmys. (I think it is the Sept. 28, issue.)
Jacqueline is on the cover of the current issue of the small (digest sized)
magazine "Prevention's Guide: Healing Herbs". There is a six-page article
whith photos inside. I just spotted this in the grocery store; but the
cover says "Display until January 21, 2000", so I'm not sure how much
longer it will be available. Watch for it at grocery store check-outs.
The September 1, 1999, issue of "Chi" has another article about
Jacqueline, and the "Jesus" miniseries.
The July 15, 1999 (#28) issue of the Italian magazine "Chi" has an
article about Jacqueline. It concentrates on her relationship with
Emin Bozetepe, and also mentions her portraying Mary.
It has also been reported that the German magazine "Die Aktuelle"
has an article in its July 12th issue about Jacqueline, but I have
not seen it.
The 26 May issue of "Semana", a Spanish weekly magazine, has a one page
interview/article with Jacqueline. It claims she has had silcone
breast implants! To support this claim, they ran a picture that is
more than 2 years old (1997 Oscars), in which she had a lot of
cleavage showing. They quote her as saying that she does not see anything
wrong with plastic surgery. She doesn't say anything about having
such surgery herself. I view this report with extreme scepticism.
[They do also report on her role as "Mary" the mother of Jesus, in an
upcoming episode of "The Bible".]
"Gala", a weekly French magazine has an interview with Jacqueline
in its 27 May issue (#311). Some of the photos are the same as in the
"Hola!" article (below), but I think the interview is different.
The Spanish weekly magazine, "Hola!", has a multi-page Jacqueline article
(interview with photos) in the May 13th issue. She is pictured with her
boyfriend, martial arts instructor Emin Bozetepe.
"OK!", a British weekly, has a one page interview with Jacqueline, with
a photo. It's in the May 7th issue, number 160 (Jill Dando on the cover).
The April 23rd, 1999, issue of the Spanish magazine "Diez Minutos"
has a three page article about Jacqueline, with some nice photos.
It was reported that the French magazine "Oh La!" included a picture
of Jacqueline in its "Oscars" coverage (April 7th). However, I wasn't
been able to find the magazine in the US.
The March 25th, 1999, issue of the Italian magazine Chi has
a five page article about Jacqueline, with a short interview, and
several photos. [Thanks to Carlo in
Rome for alerting me to this magazine.]
The article also talks about "Dangerous Beauty".
Apparently it was being released in Italy with the title
"Padrona del suo destino", which I thinks translates as
"Lady of her destiny" or perhaps "Mistress of her own destiny".
(A better title, I think, than "Dangerous Beauty".) In Australia
(and the UK, I think) it was released as "A Destiny of Her Own".
The New Regency website
has some production notes and information. But you will need
a "shockwave" plug-in to see the "Dangerous Beauty" material.
It also has some obvious typos and misinformation in Jacqueline's
biography.
and Salt Lake City
on Jan. 30, 2004.
(It lists specific theaters.)
It will playing more cities in Feb, March, and April.Sharon Osbourne Show
It has just been pointed out that Jacqueline will be on the
Sharon Osbourne Show this week. This show is syndicated, so
check local listing. It most places, this will on Thursday,
January 29th! WGN Superstation will show it Thursday night
(Friday a.m.), depending on your time zone.
Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival honors Jacqueline
On November 14th, 2003, the
Ft. Lauderdale International
Film Festival honored Jacqueline with a Career Achievement Award.
There is a picture on their website.
Guest Star on L&O:SVU
This week's People magazine (Nov. 24, 2003) has a review
of the Nov. 18th episode, including a small photo with
Jacqueline Bisset. They don't like the episode much. [But most
other reviewers were more favorable; I thought it was pretty good.]
Jacqueline appeared in the preview after the 11/11 episode.
Her appearances on "Ally McBeal" were overshadowed somewhat by
the other guest stars (Elton John in one, Mariah Carey in the
other). Here she seems to have the star billing.
Movie News
Syndicated columnists Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith
quote
Roma Downey (13 Oct 03)
talking about working on an untitled CBS TV movie with Jacqueline Bisset,
currently filming in Canada.
Update:The IMDb reports the name of the films as "The
Survivor's Club" (although I think the apostrophe should be after
the "s").
Latter Days Premiere, with Jacqueline
Jacqueline will be introducing the movie
Latter Days, in which she co-stars, at
its world premiere at the opening night of the
Philadelphia International Gay and Lesbian
Film Festival on July 10th. (There is now a small picture
of her on the festival website.)
Nick Nolte Profiles
The Bravo network show Profiles will be airing a program on
Nick Nolte that includes an interview with Jacqueline. It is showing
on Saturday and Sunday morning, June 14 and 15. Check local listings
for times.
More magazine
This almost is not worth mentioning, but there is a tiny picture
of Jacqueline in the current issue of More magazine
(the one with Christie Brinkley on the cover).
New Year's Day on UK Video
New Year's Day, the 2000 film co-starring Jacqueline, will
be released on VHS and DVD in the UK on June 16th. Amazon.co.uk is
taking advanced orders.
Jacqueline at 14th GLAAD Media Awards
Jacqueline introduced a film clip at the
14th
Annual GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles. Scroll down the page
and there is a picture, which you can view at very high resolution.
Jacqueline Nominated for "Chlotrudis" Award
Jacqueline has been nominated in the Best Actress category of
the Chlotrudis
Awards. The organization promotes independent film. Members
vote the official awards, but there will also be a tally of
"public" votes. So go to
www.chlotrudis.org
and click on the word "VOTE".
Biography Magazine
The August, 2003, issue of
Biography
magazine has a small
(half-page) article on Jacqueline, with two small photos.
Latter Days in Chicago (and elsewhere)
The IMDb says it will open in New York, Los Angeles and Salt Lake
City on January 30, 2004.
The Latter Days website
also says it is "coming to theaters, January 30th, 2004".
Latter Days will be shown the opening night of the
Chicago
Lesbian and Gay International Film Festival, on Nov. 6. It
will also play at the
Fort
Lauderdale International Film Festival November 15th.
Also in Dallas
(small photo on that website).
Law & Order: SVU
The New York Post
reported (Oct. 22) that Jacqueline will be a guest star on the 100th
episode of Law & Order: SVU, airing on Nov. 18th. Mariska
Hargitay's father, Mickey, will also appear. Samantha Mathis will
play a crime victim and Jacqueline plays her mother.
TV-Now.com
confirms this (as do other websites).
Jacqueline will play Jackie Kennedy Onassis in TV movie
UPDATE:The TBS website has a
a page
for America's Prince. Check it out for photos, etc. The movie
will premiere on Jan. 12th, and be repeated several times
during the following two weeks.
Update:Now scheduled to air January 12, 2003.
New Movie Filming
The Oakland
Tribune (Oakland, California) has reported that Jacqueline was there
filming a new movie "Swing", with Jonathan Winters and Nell Carter.
The San Francisco Chronicle has an article about
Swing, with a photo. (Click on the thumbnail to get
a bigger version.)
Thanks crew guy, whoever you are!
Sleepy Time Gal on video
The Sleepy Time Gal will be released on VHS and DVD in the USA
on January 21, 2003.
Signed to New Project: Latter Days
The Hollywood Reporter says Jacqueline has signed to do a role
in the indy film Latter Days.
But Jacqueline Bisset is not in...
Kill Bill, the Tarantino film due out in October, despite some
recent newspaper items to the contrary.
"Secret World" on FMC
I don't usually bother listing when Jacqueline's movies are on TV,
since the link to TV Now (www.tv-now.com)
is on the Links page. But I note that "Secret World" is going to
be shown on Fox Movie Channel several times in December.
This is the first time I have seen this on American TV.
Dancing at the Harvest Moon
CBS has finally scheduled this tele-movie. It will air Sunday,
October 20, 2002, at 9pm (8pm Central).
CBS's webpage for "Dancing at the Harvest Moon".
It includes a 35-second preview in RealVideo.
At Writer's Forum
The Hollywood
Reporter reported that Jacqueline attended
a writer's forum in Monaco.
New Year's Day
It's rumored that this movie has come out on DVD in Britain (region 2).
But I haven't been able to find it on any of the usual websites.
2002 Toronto Internation Film Festival
Jacqueline attended the recent
film festival in Toronto. Click on "Live from the Festival"
and then "Photo Gallery", and there is one photo of her.
24th Moscow International film Fesitval
Jacqueline made an appearance at the
24th Moscow International Film Festival. Boy, some
of this biographical material sounds strangely familiar...
The Sleepy Time Gal Shows in San Francisco
Jacqueline's latest movie, The Sleepy Time Gal gets
a 12-day run at the
Roxie
Cinema in San Francisco; June 14-25.
Jacqueline talks about Sidney Lumet
Jacqueline appear in an episode of Directors on the
Encore cable network. The episode is about Sidney Lumet,
and airs Thursday, May 23, at 7:00 p.m., with repeats on
May 24 (6:30 a.m.), May 25 (12:05 p.m.) and May 29 (3:00 a.m.)
[all times Eastern/Pacific; check local listings for Central
and Mountain time zones]. Lumet directed Jacqueline in
Murder on the Orient Express.
Emin Boztepe talks about Jacqueline
Here's
an
interview with Emin Boztepe from 1998, which touches
on his relationship with Jacqueline.
Jacqueline Bisset and Angelina Jolie
Did you know that Jacqueline Bisset is Angelina Jolie's godmother?
It's true, according to the latest issue of InStyle magazine
(with Sela Ward on the cover).
There are small pictures of Jacqueline and Angelina (not together)
in the magazine.
Angelina was born in 1975, about the time Jacqueline was filming
"End of the Game" with Jon Voigt.
The Sleepy Time Gal on the Sundance Channel
The Sleepy Time Gal debuts on the Sundance Channel on Friday,
March 29th, and will be repeated several times during the folloring
four weeks.
Hamburg Neuroscience Symposium
A reader reported (26 March 2002):
"Jacqueline Bisset was the guest-of-honour at the Janssen-Cilag Neurosciences
International Symposium in Hamburg last weekend. She talked for 30 minutes
about the difficulties and the good times she had caring for her mother
until she died. She was very moving, and funny and frank."
Canary Islands Film Festival
Rodrigo from Chile points out that Jacqueline will be a guest
at the 3rd Festival International de Cine at Las Palmas
Gran Canaria (Canary Islands), which is March 8th to 16th.
I believe she will receive an honorary award. The festival has
a
flashy, if annoying, website some of which is available in English.
Jacqueline in Kill Bill! ?
It has been rumored (for example
CNN.com) that Jacqueline is in talks to join the
cast of Quentin Tarantino's next film, Kill Bill!. The reports
may have originated with Daily Variety.
Update: Unfortunately, it now appears Jacqueline will not
be in this film.
Jacqueline on The View
Jacqueline was on the morning talk show The View
this morning, Febuary 13. She chatted for about 7 minutes,
much of it about The Sleepy Time Gal.
At the end, Lisa Ling said that the movie would show in
New York "this weekend" and then air on the Sundance Channel
starting March 29th. The Sundance Channel website does not
have their March schedule filled in yet.
Jacqueline Wins Award
Jacqueline was named Best Actress at the
1st Cambridge University Film Awards for her performance
in The Sleepy Time Gal.
The publication of the first issue of the new Cambridge
University film
quarterly, Camera Journal, has been delayed a few days, until
Feb. 9th. Jacqueline has contributed a "terrific" article.
You can order the magazine from their website.
Ally McBeal
Jacqueline's second appearance aired January 7th. Mariah Carey
was also a guest.
Her first appearance aired Nov. 26, 2001, with Sir Elton John.
I don't when her third episode will air yet.
Campaign Against Anorexia...
Ironically, Jacqueline is helping the fight against anorexia (and
similar eating disorders), according to the Sunday
Times of London. Callista Flockhart (and other very thin actresses)
have been accused of (unintentionally) encouraging such disorders.
"Heart of Stone" => "Fascination"
It has been reported that Jacqueline is in Puerto Rico filming
a movie called "Heart of Stone". This seems to be different from
another movie of the same title listed for 2001 in the IMDb.
Update:This film has now been renamed "Fascination".
I also got a report that she was making a film called Monet
in the beginning of 2001, but never got confirmation or heard anything
more.
Interview in French
An apparently recent
interview
with Jacqueline in French. No date on it.
UK Independent Interview
A recent
interview
with Jacqueline.
Some recent photos
Photos from a French film festival.
Wireimage
also continues to add photos of Jacqueline (search for "bisset").
Healthy Pet Magazine
Jacqueline is on the cover of the Summer/Fall issue of Healthy
Pet magazine. There is an article about her love of
animals. Unfortunately, this magazine is only
available to veterinarians. I will look into getting permission
to reprint the article.
London Times Article
There was an article
in The Sunday Times (London, 9 Sept. 2001).
It talks about how Jacqueline spent much of the last 15 years
caring for her ailing mother. The time and energy spent on that
is one of the reasons she did not have children. It also talks
about her role in "The Sleepy Time Gal", and suggests that the
emotional impact of her mother's death helped Jacqueline give
one of her best performances.
Sex & Mrs. X
The made-for-TV movie "Sex & Mrs. X" will be out on VHS and
DVD on Sept. 4th. You can pre-order on Amazon.com (search under
title, or by "Linda Hamilton"; it's not listed under Jacqueline
Bisset).
Magazine News
There is a small, old, B&W photo of Jacqueline on page 40 of
the September issue of Premiere (American edition).
New Photo Online
E! Online has a photo of Jacqueline from the "Original Sin"
premiere.
Munich Filmfest
Filmfest München honored Jacqueline with its
CineMerit Award on 3 July 2001,
"for her contributions to the art of film".
German Magazines: The July 12th issues of the German
magazines Bunte and Gala both have
photos of Jacqueline. The one in Bunte is about a half page.
In Gala she is pictured with Maximillian Schell;
it takes up about a third of a page.
Berlin Film Festival Jury
Newer Link:
Carlo found this
site with an interview. It is about a third of
the way down the page. The first clip includes Jacqueline with
the other jury members; the second clip is an interview with just
Jacqueline (but a lot of noise in the background). It is in English.
This site gets plenty of hits from Germany.
Avignon/New York Film Festival
Jacqueline was guest of honor at the 7th
Avignon/New York
Film Festival. She received an honorary "Roger" award
"for Lifetime Achievement, in recognition of her
30-year acting career both in France and America."
[Please, no snickers from British or Australian readers.]
Movie News
Jacqueline has filmed an adaptation of the novel "Dancing at the
Harvest Moon". It will show on CBS, but no word yet as to when.
(My guess is February or May sweeps.) I also
heard she was making a movie called "Monet", about the French
impressionist.
"The Sleepy Time Gal"
The film "The Sleepy Time Gal" starring Jacqueline (and Martha
Plimpton, Amy Madigan, Seymour Cassel) is being shown at the
Sundance
Film Festival this weekend. Both Jacqueline and the film got quite
favorable reviews in
Film
Comment. I think this is the same movie that was filmed under
the working title of "Backwards Looks, Far Corners". It was directed by
Christopher Münch, and does not yet have a distributor.
At the "Hannibal" Premiere
Jacqueline was seen for about 5 seconds on "E! News Weekend" (2/2/2001)
at the premiere of "Hannibal", commenting about the main character.
Emin Bozetepe was standing by her.
"In the Beginning"
Jacqueline will play Sarah, the wife of Abraham and mother of Isaac in
the TV miniseries "In the Beginning", which is supposed to cover
the Bible from creation through Moses. It is being produced for
the Hallmark Hall of Fame and NBC. It is now scheduled to air on NBC
in November 12 & 13, 2000 (Sunday and Monday).
Martin Landau plays Abraham. I saw a tiny graphic in a big advertisement
in Variety which featured the faces of Jacqueline and Landau,
so it looks like they will be promoting her participation heavily.
Since Jacqueline has already portrayed the Virgin Mary, here she will
(in effect) be playing her own many-times-Great-Grandmother.
On Video
Another fan has pointed out that "Let the Devil Wear Black" will
be released on video (VHS and DVD) in the US on June 27.
It can be pre-ordered from various companies.
(In one of the cast lists in the credits, her name is
misspelled "Bissett" again.)
"Jesus"
Part 1 of "Jesus" was the second highest show of the week, beaten
only by "ER". Part 2 was about number 10 for its week.
It is being released on VHS and DVD.
Nostalgia Channel ?!? (VCR alert)
According to the
TV-NOW
website, the movie "Inchon!" will be shown
several times in July on the "Nostalgia Channel". I can't find
any more information about this channel; their website was down.
Does anybody get it? I would really appreciate it if someone
could tape "Inchon!" for
me.
"Sex and Mrs. X"
This tv movie premiered (in the US) on the
Lifetime
Cable network
on Monday, April 10 at 9pm (Eastern/Pacific). It will be repeated
on April 16, 19, 29, 30. Jacqueline plays "Madame
Simone" who helps "Dale" (played by Linda Hamilton) improve her
self-confidence after her husband leaves her.
Apparently this movie is based on a true story. Specifically, on an
article that appeared in "Allure" magazine last year with the same
name. The Los Angeles Times gave it,
and Jacqueline, good reviews, though some other were less favorable to the
movie.
Another Artist Documentary
Jacqueline also narrates another "painter" documentary that will
be shown on PBS in April. It is "John Singer Sargent: Outside the Frame".
Check your local listings.
Golden Globes
Jacqueline looked great in an elegant Vera Wang dress. After looking
at the pictures again, I would say the color was a slightly lighter shade
of wine, similar to what she wore to the Emmys, but simpler in design.
I believe she was seated at
the "Joan of Arc" table. Watch the E! cable network's Golden Globe
Fashion Review Saturday (Jan. 29) and you may get another glimpse
(if you can stand Joan Rivers).
Live! With Regis and Kathie Lee
Jacqueline appeared on the talk show "Live! With
Regis and Kathie Lee" on Friday, January 7th. They showed a clip
of "Britannic" and talked about that a little. She mentioned that
she had been busy working "eight projects" in the last year,
but that many were not out yet. Talked briefly about filming
"Jesus" in Morocco, anbd then playing a French madame in
"Sex and Mrs. X". That was it.Intimate Portrait video for sale
The Lifetime cable network's hour-long documentary on Jacqueline
is for sale
on
their website.
Emmy Awards
Jacqueline did not win the Emmy (see below). It went to
Anne Bancroft. I think the only Emmy that "Joan of Arc" won was
Supporting Actor (Peter O'Toole). However, Jacqueline looked stunning
in an off the shoulders gown, in a deep wine or burgundy color.
Emmy Nomination
Jacqueline has been nominated for an Emmy for her performance in
"Joan of Arc" (cateogry: "Outstanding Supporting Actress in a
Miniseries or Movie"). There are six nominees is this category, including
Olympia Dukakis, also for "J of A".
Overall, "Joan of Arc" received a total of 13 nominations, including
Outstanding Miniseries, Directing, Art Direction, Casting, Costumes, plus
acting nominations for Leelee Sobieski and Peter O'Toole.
"Joan of Arc"
CBS now has a
web
page for their "Joan of Arc" mini-series. They keep adding more
stuff to their site, though some of their links seemed broken. There
is one tiny picture of Jacqueline, under the actor biographies.
Older Magazine News
There's a small article in the new issue (5/2001) of Movieline
about Jacqueline, which was online, but is gone now.
However, the magazine has a full-page
photo which was not online.
Dangerous Beauty
"Dangerous Beauty" was released on videotape in September, and has
now also been released on laser disc and DVD.