I love _Body Double,_ which didn't make money in theaters. I also like _Working Girl,_ which was very successful and _Shining Through_ was good. I don't remember _Bonfire of the Vanities._
Melanie Griffith really had something in the '80s. She was erotic and sexual in a way that European actresses sometimes are and American actresses almost always are not. And she could act. Body Double, Fear City, Something Wild, Stormy Monday, and her big shot at respectability, Working Girl. A pretty good run, there.
Bonnie is very narrow minded and judgemental when it comes to interviewing actresses in risqué roles. She seems to ask demeaning questions also (her voice, can she change it, did her mother essentially approve the role of an adult actress). Melanie stood her ground and was polite but was low key abrupt in her answers understandably.
You're talking about a woman who was in her 60's in the 80's, she grew up before women's lib and reflects the sensibilities of a lot of women of that generation. She reminds me of my Grandmother.
I don't think Griffiths ever truly realised her potential. Apart from Night Moves, Something Wild, Working Girl, and Another Day in Paradise, she hasn't really shined. Also, Hollywood is notoriously unkind to women who don't age the the way producers would prefer (and although Griffiths was 26 when she made Body Double she looked 10 years older, even then). She's very defensive about her voice here, but the interviewer's fairly obviously right: of course voice is key to acting, and therefore getting parts.
I DO NOT CARE FOR THIS INTERVIEWER. Did your MOM Approve of this? You got a Night time voice, you think thats why you got the job? Oh I know, the director didn't EVEN TELL YOU, then you signed the contract and HAD to do it, Right? No more Bobbie Wygant
Well, that's just it. The interviewer is an extreme feminist ! Feminist don't do anything to improve the image of a women. They judge women for having natural female characteristics by making them feel insecure. It's a manipulative way for them to believe that they are right, when they're completely wrong . Imagine Melanie Griffith in Basic Instinct Pacific Heights was an interesting choice. Few films have that mystique . Body Double is among them. Perhaps Mrs Griffith is considered limited because of her unique voice. At times it can be sultry
I love Melanie. Sorry not sorry. Body Double is a really bad movie. I was shocked. I kept seeing actors talk abt how great it was. MG comes in in the last 1/4 of the film and doesnt do much. The movie is really abt this main guy, who I have never seen before or since in anything. This movie was bad and not engaging at all, especially the Lead guy. Outdated. LOL.
@Kevin Janaway Craig Wasson you may not remember was also in Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors released in 1987, Ghost Story 1983 to name a few of the films he's been in.
BODY DOUBLE is one of the best thrillers/crime movies all times combined. And also one of the best movies all times/genres combined. De Palma is just magic! Stop with your bullshit, you BIG DORK!
this movie is a masterpiece and Melanie is a great actress
De Palma is magic!
Tippi had probably just recovered from Melanie doing Body Double when, years later, Melanie's daughter does Fifty Shades...
Melanie is so smart and her voice is so unique.
Too bad I wasn't around in the 80s to meet her in person
Such an underrated actress.
"I've got a mind for business and a bod for sin." _Working Girl._
Melanie is Super!
Body double is one of my favorite movies of all times!
Absolutely agree!
One of the best all times/genres combined!
I loved Body Double.
Body double is her best film.
My favorite is Something Wild.
No way, Something Wild!
not true. its working girl.
I love _Body Double,_ which didn't make money in theaters. I also like _Working Girl,_ which was very successful and _Shining Through_ was good. I don't remember _Bonfire of the Vanities._
BODY DOUBLE is one of favorites all times/genres combined.
But about her in BODY DOUBLE, it was a supporting role.
Beautifull💙
enjoyed so much this interviews..youre very educated n its so agradable to see
Bobbie is Exceptional.
Is it just me or she looks EXACTLY like Kristin Stewart in the thumbnail 😳
Hahaa probably
No, not just you .. 💯
YES SHE DOES!!!!!
Haircut and face angle
Melanie Griffith really had something in the '80s. She was erotic and sexual in a way that European actresses sometimes are and American actresses almost always are not. And she could act. Body Double, Fear City, Something Wild, Stormy Monday, and her big shot at respectability, Working Girl. A pretty good run, there.
Stupenda e brava
80s Melanie looks like an 80s Kristen Stewart
Kristen Stewart, 1984
If Melanie had big ears and Buck teeth, sure.
@@chiefscheider i do worship buck teeth.
Oh my god! Yes. So much!
My thought exactly.!!👌
4:07 Leo pointing meme for You Must Remember This podcast listeners
Everything is less tense in Los Angeles.
Which usually is really bad news for the Movie business..
Tess McGill
who'd a thought she grew up surrounded by big cats, haha, or maybe that's why she's so extremely chill
She looked like Kirsten Stewart here
Melanie is cute, but can't hold a candle to Debra Shelton!
Agree! Deborah is gorgeous in that film.
Bonnie is very narrow minded and judgemental when it comes to interviewing actresses in risqué roles. She seems to ask demeaning questions also (her voice, can she change it, did her mother essentially approve the role of an adult actress).
Melanie stood her ground and was polite but was low key abrupt in her answers understandably.
You're talking about a woman who was in her 60's in the 80's, she grew up before women's lib and reflects the sensibilities of a lot of women of that generation. She reminds me of my Grandmother.
And Melanie is clearly so much smarter than she is.
Bobbie is just an older lady, an older generation.
Watch her Pulp Fiction interviews she really disliked the movie 😂
She is the likable twin of Kristen Stewart.
These questions are really awkward and condescending. The interviewer is clearly a biased
Kristen Stewart .?!?
I don't think Griffiths ever truly realised her potential. Apart from Night Moves, Something Wild, Working Girl, and Another Day in Paradise, she hasn't really shined.
Also, Hollywood is notoriously unkind to women who don't age the the way producers would prefer (and although Griffiths was 26 when she made Body Double she looked 10 years older, even then).
She's very defensive about her voice here, but the interviewer's fairly obviously right: of course voice is key to acting, and therefore getting parts.
I DO NOT CARE FOR THIS INTERVIEWER.
Did your MOM Approve of this?
You got a Night time voice, you think thats why you got the job?
Oh I know, the director didn't EVEN TELL YOU, then you signed the contract and HAD to do it, Right?
No more Bobbie Wygant
Well, that's just it.
The interviewer is an extreme feminist !
Feminist don't do anything to improve the image of a women.
They judge women for having natural female characteristics by making them feel insecure. It's a manipulative way for them to believe that they are right, when they're completely wrong .
Imagine Melanie Griffith in Basic Instinct
Pacific Heights was an interesting choice.
Few films have that mystique .
Body Double is among them.
Perhaps Mrs Griffith is considered limited because of her unique voice. At times it can be sultry
That has nothing to do with feminism. That is toxic masculinity
You obviously don’t know the definition of feminism if you think the interviewer is a feminist 🤦🏻♀️
I love Melanie. Sorry not sorry. Body Double is a really bad movie. I was shocked. I kept seeing actors talk abt how great it was. MG comes in in the last 1/4 of the film and doesnt do much. The movie is really abt this main guy, who I have never seen before or since in anything. This movie was bad and not engaging at all, especially the Lead guy. Outdated. LOL.
@Kevin Janaway Craig Wasson you may not remember was also in Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors released in 1987, Ghost Story 1983 to name a few of the films he's been in.
BODY DOUBLE is one of the best thrillers/crime movies all times combined.
And also one of the best movies all times/genres combined.
De Palma is just magic!
Stop with your bullshit, you BIG DORK!