@@orion8835 Lipstick is a cult movie. And she's good in it. Unforgettable picture. After this one, it's true that she made poor choices when it comes to acting, Mariel became THE actress of the family. Margaux, the model.
@@orion8835 I think she’s better than Keanu. I don’t dislike him personally (I don’t know him personally!), but his delivery grates & makes me cringe. I still watched all 3 John Wick films, though!
Having Mariel in the movie did her in. I think if it wasn't for that she'd have gotten past it. For someone completely untrained and untried she wasn't terrible. But suddenly a new talented Hemingway was out there and she practically vanished.
Jack Hemingway was reported by insiders to be a rather a filthy, lunatic addict pretending to be normal in the extreme shadow of his very grandiose author father. He clearly suffered a strange kind of abuse by his father. The family perpetuated a lot of mental health behavioral problems. The entire Sun Valley thing wasn’t what it seemed. Sex abuse, raging screaming fights, control issues. It’s terribly sad what eventuated for Margaux. True she was a somewhat mediocre actress with a strange speaking voice that really was not terribly appealing, yet was adorable in singing. Looks and poise wise she was a knockout and that got her very far. She also inherited strong athletic qualities. She had a very weird childhood with just too much nature trail environ crap hiding a bunch of secrets and abuses. The epileptic aspect is a real handicap which was not handled well by herself as an adult. “Running from Crazy” documentary really shows a lot including the reveal that Muffet and Margaux were sexually abused by their father. We have the photographic glamour of Margaux as well as her films and tv appearances. I think her death by suicide was tragic and almost predictable as so many people in her clan met this end. I’m glad Mariel has survived to live beyond this cycle and ended the generational mental health disordered patterns.
we met him and the family at the fishing lodge we all stayed at..it was a week or two..but, we did not see or hear ant abusive fights all was OK then..Jack seemed like a nice ordinary man...
I remember it like it was yesterday, when she walked into Gristedes Market on 65 street, and Madison Avenue, in the beginning of the Summer in 1979. I was 21 1/2 years old. It was early morning, and only me, who was a bread distributor owner, and she entering the store to buy flowers at the entrance of the store. And yes, we both looked straight at each other, and then she spoke, and I was tongue tied for the only time in my life when it came to a woman. Yes, she was trying to start a conversation with me, but I was in awe. I did say something, but who remembers. She spoke to me for about 10 minutes, about the weather. She asked if I worked out. And she likes to jog in the morning. But our two smiles at each other said it all. We both knew we both liked each other. When she left, the store Cashier Jose, stated what happened. She was trying to pick you up, since she had just gotten divorced. I knew it too, but I just froze for awhile, and then finally spoke to her. Jose knew her since she lived in the building above. I just remember those eyes. Look, I was young and she was older then me by 4 years. I was coming off a relationship that hurt me. If I was older, who knows. For the ten minutes, I felt the tenderness in her heart. I remember the following year she got married. Some older French director. It was so tragic the way she died. RIP Margaux.🙏🙏🙏I will never forget her sweet demeanor.
Wow what an experience! These were the years when The US was so great that everybody wanted to here.. imagine experiencing something like this that’s truly once in a lifetime.
I thought she was beautiful. Until I heard her talk. There is a word in Spanish to describe her. "Basta". She was uncultured. But, at the same time, totally sincere.
She seemed so childlike, yet to have matured in her person. While she photographed as a mature confident woman. It would be a worthy effort to look deepee into the circumstances of her passing.
Margaux had such a disarmingly beautiful face and the kind of camera-proof features that come along once in a generation. The thick eyebrows, the full lips and those cheek bones are what get to me. A tall, visually stunning woman with a long patrician neck such as her was destined for a life as someone's artistic muse at the very least. I truly believe some people are just born to serve as visual muses and she was the personification of that. It is a crying shame that her inner world never reflected the stunning outward beauty that she possessed. By the way, a renowned Hollywood beauty of the Golden Age, Joan Crawford, was also referred to as being camera-proof in her heyday ('30s and '40s) and her thick eyebrows would become legendary. There's something about those brows that frame these young women's faces in a way that sets them apart.
Ps no wonder everyone was in awe when gia walked into the scene in 1980. Gia looks like the spitting inage of Margo except she was a Burnette. They both had a lot in common. They both refused to be anything but what they were. At least in the beginning. And they were so strikingly beautiful that the industry just wanted them and show them off. Margo being the first true supermodel getting a million dollar contract changed things in the fashion industry and what was considered beautiful. It's tragic really both their stories of fame are a cautionary tale fir young beautiful girls with stars in their eyes.
They were both born under the sign of Aquarius, ahead of their time and had to forge their own way to become grounded in the world - that wanted so much of their free spirit.
😢👑What a beautiful young woman she was money fame, she had it all, but she wasn't happy. Margaux Hemingway had the demons take over as they did with her other family members, this is so sad!😢 🙇R.I.P.🙏😇🙇HEMINGWAY FAMILY.🙏
FYI. I believe that the matlock TV series did a story called the cover girl where a twin sister sees for own fate to follow in her sisters footsteps and puts a stop to that destiny through murdering her agent.
Knieve in the biggest world? A absolutely real beauty! How sad she never realised? Still to this day..? It's all about body appearance , the models of today, very hard to go against your profession and age? How many of you beautiful models, want fries burgers, fried chicken? At least let your public know the sacrifices you have to make being a models? Along side your wealth? And sacrifices, and if you think it's worth it? No disrespect to anyone's career! It's all about choice. You models look amazing do your jobs Great. But keep your public informed in the good and bad side of your profession...
"She was one of the very first supermodels" heard that said so many times about so many models, it loses its status. Anyway, I find both sisters to be slightly above average, and certainly not extraordinarily beautiful. To me, it's Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell, Gia, Janice Dickinson, Iman, Andy MacDowell, Beverly Johnson, Rita Hayworth, Gene Tierney, Marilyn Monroe...they had that certain something that stood out, capturing your attention, making you gaze at them.
I never thought Linda, Janice, or Iman were especially beautiful. Definitely Rita and Marilyn, but Marilyn was gorgeous back when she was Norma Jean. It's sad that she never felt that way.
@@poom641 She was know to struggle with mental illness (depression & schizophrenia) for years. It's in her blood. That family is cursed with several suicides.
She looked good at certain angles 0:19, half of the face showing from a top angle, but directly straight in the face she's not too good looking. Plus she had a wide face that looked beastly, and weird looking teeth. She was not extraordinary beautiful, yeah, probably compared to you average looking people, I've seen better.
Beauty is the eye of the beholder. Personally I’ve noticed I’m attracted to unconventional forms of beauty idk y but u can’t deny that she’s above average. Also she has passed away from suicide, had issues of low self esteem feeling unattractive even her family teased her about her weight all her life show some kindness looks Isnt everything
This is those exacts same imperfections who made her interesting and the model she was. Gisèle Bundchen isn't perfect looking too and watch the career she made... a lot of models made it with those flaws and sometimes it even become a trademark. Perfection is boring !!! Rip Margaux, you were indeed an original with a touching personality.
@@lindseycarribean5113 true words I completely agree it’s almost boring to see a symmetrical Barbie looking person I think imperfections is what makes someone beautiful and to me Margaux was beautiful because of the purity and childlike innocence in her that’s the first thing I noticed ik it’s cliche to say but it’s true the inside stands out more and instantly makes you more attractive than someone who is perfect looking but lacks depth and character
She was absolutely beautiful. So gorgeous.
I'm shocked anyone would think she was fat. I saw her in Lipstick, and she was SO gorgeous! She looked healthy and beautiful...stupid Hollywood
Our friend who grew up with her said she was "a big girl".. bone structure-wise. Easy to get called fat in modeling
Like so many things that burn hot, Margaux lit up, burned bright, white hot, then sadly she flickered out and she was gone.
But man what a Glow..
So sad
Where she went is so much better than here.
..."... a candle in the wind"...
She was a good, convincing actress ! Critics were cruel to her.
Not really lol.
@@orion8835 Lipstick is a cult movie. And she's good in it. Unforgettable picture. After this one, it's true that she made poor choices when it comes to acting, Mariel became THE actress of the family. Margaux, the model.
@@orion8835 I think she’s better than Keanu. I don’t dislike him personally (I don’t know him personally!), but his delivery grates & makes me cringe. I still watched all 3 John Wick films, though!
Having Mariel in the movie did her in. I think if it wasn't for that she'd have gotten past it. For someone completely untrained and untried she wasn't terrible. But suddenly a new talented Hemingway was out there and she practically vanished.
Jack Hemingway was reported by insiders to be a rather a filthy, lunatic addict pretending to be normal in the extreme shadow of his very grandiose author father. He clearly suffered a strange kind of abuse by his father. The family perpetuated a lot of mental health behavioral problems. The entire Sun Valley thing wasn’t what it seemed. Sex abuse, raging screaming fights, control issues. It’s terribly sad what eventuated for Margaux. True she was a somewhat mediocre actress with a strange speaking voice that really was not terribly appealing, yet was adorable in singing. Looks and poise wise she was a knockout and that got her very far. She also inherited strong athletic qualities. She had a very weird childhood with just too much nature trail environ crap hiding a bunch of secrets and abuses. The epileptic aspect is a real handicap which was not handled well by herself as an adult. “Running from Crazy” documentary really shows a lot including the reveal that Muffet and Margaux were sexually abused by their father. We have the photographic glamour of Margaux as well as her films and tv appearances. I think her death by suicide was tragic and almost predictable as so many people in her clan met this end. I’m glad Mariel has survived to live beyond this cycle and ended the generational mental health disordered patterns.
we met him and the family at the fishing lodge we all stayed at..it was a week or two..but, we did not see or hear ant abusive fights all was OK then..Jack seemed like a nice ordinary man...
I remember it like it was yesterday, when she walked into Gristedes Market on 65 street, and Madison Avenue, in the beginning of the Summer in 1979. I was 21 1/2 years old. It was early morning, and only me, who was a bread distributor owner, and she entering the store to buy flowers at the entrance of the store. And yes, we both looked straight at each other, and then she spoke, and I was tongue tied for the only time in my life when it came to a woman. Yes, she was trying to start a conversation with me, but I was in awe. I did say something, but who remembers. She spoke to me for about 10 minutes, about the weather. She asked if I worked out. And she likes to jog in the morning. But our two smiles at each other said it all. We both knew we both liked each other. When she left, the store Cashier Jose, stated what happened. She was trying to pick you up, since she had just gotten divorced. I knew it too, but I just froze for awhile, and then finally spoke to her. Jose knew her since she lived in the building above. I just remember those eyes. Look, I was young and she was older then me by 4 years. I was coming off a relationship that hurt me. If I was older, who knows. For the ten minutes, I felt the tenderness in her heart. I remember the following year she got married. Some older French director.
It was so tragic the way she died. RIP Margaux.🙏🙏🙏I will never forget her sweet demeanor.
What a great memory. I bet you played it back in your mind many many times.
Wow what an experience! These were the years when The US was so great that everybody wanted to here.. imagine experiencing something like this that’s truly once in a lifetime.
I thought she was beautiful. Until I heard her talk. There is a word in Spanish to describe her. "Basta". She was uncultured. But, at the same time, totally sincere.
She seemed so childlike, yet to have matured in her person. While she photographed as a mature confident woman.
It would be a worthy effort to look deepee into the circumstances of her passing.
Lipstick, a great movie and Margaux was great in it !
I'm actually watching that movie now. And found my way to this video. She was a beautiful lady.
Yes!! Thank you for posting!!
Margaux had such a disarmingly beautiful face and the kind of camera-proof features that come along once in a generation. The thick eyebrows, the full lips and those cheek bones are what get to me. A tall, visually stunning woman with a long patrician neck such as her was destined for a life as someone's artistic muse at the very least. I truly believe some people are just born to serve as visual muses and she was the personification of that. It is a crying shame that her inner world never reflected the stunning outward beauty that she possessed. By the way, a renowned Hollywood beauty of the Golden Age, Joan Crawford, was also referred to as being camera-proof in her heyday ('30s and '40s) and her thick eyebrows would become legendary. There's something about those brows that frame these young women's faces in a way that sets them apart.
Very beautiful. M2f trans
Killing lions and such.. what a jerk
The music... horrible!! Why???!!
Ps no wonder everyone was in awe when gia walked into the scene in 1980. Gia looks like the spitting inage of Margo except she was a Burnette. They both had a lot in common. They both refused to be anything but what they were. At least in the beginning.
And they were so strikingly beautiful that the industry just wanted them and show them off.
Margo being the first true supermodel getting a million dollar contract changed things in the fashion industry and what was considered beautiful.
It's tragic really both their stories of fame are a cautionary tale fir young beautiful girls with stars in their eyes.
They were both born under the sign of Aquarius, ahead of their time and had to forge their own way to become grounded in the world - that wanted so much of their free spirit.
Gia was the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen.
😢👑What a beautiful young woman she was money fame, she had it all, but she wasn't happy. Margaux Hemingway had the demons take over as they did with her other family members, this is so sad!😢 🙇R.I.P.🙏😇🙇HEMINGWAY FAMILY.🙏
FYI.
I believe that the matlock TV series did a story called the cover girl where a twin sister sees for own fate to follow in her sisters footsteps and puts a stop to that destiny through murdering her agent.
That voice is crazy
I seen this movie year's ago. What happened to her. I came right to the comments.
Desde pequeña una hermosa muñequita❤❤❤ y Mariel también muy hermosa
That movie lipstick destroyed her career and placed her sister in the limelight
A free spirit freed...epitaph
She looklikes Michelle Philips
I loved Marguaux. She left us too soon.
Where can I watch the movie lip stick utube doesn't rent it out
Amazon prime
Knieve in the biggest world? A absolutely real beauty! How sad she never realised? Still to this day..? It's all about body appearance , the models of today, very hard to go against your profession and age? How many of you beautiful models, want fries burgers, fried chicken? At least let your public know the sacrifices you have to make being a models? Along side your wealth? And sacrifices, and if you think it's worth it? No disrespect to anyone's career! It's all about choice. You models look amazing do your jobs Great. But keep your public informed in the good and bad side of your profession...
And what did she do with that money?🙁
"She was one of the very first supermodels" heard that said so many times about so many models, it loses its status. Anyway, I find both sisters to be slightly above average, and certainly not extraordinarily beautiful.
To me, it's Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell, Gia, Janice Dickinson, Iman, Andy MacDowell, Beverly Johnson, Rita Hayworth, Gene Tierney, Marilyn Monroe...they had that certain something that stood out, capturing your attention, making you gaze at them.
Omg
I never thought Linda, Janice, or Iman were especially beautiful. Definitely Rita and Marilyn, but Marilyn was gorgeous back when she was Norma Jean. It's sad that she never felt that way.
Beautiful unbelievable lucky woman
Lucky?!
Lucky?? What?
born with the best Luck in the world .
27:42
we all do all the drugs we had in reach , but no no we were not druggies… we re wealthy white!
She may have been murdered
Nah...
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@@poom641 She was know to struggle with mental illness (depression & schizophrenia) for years. It's in her blood. That family is cursed with several suicides.
@@lindseycarribean5113 her sister has shizophrenia and bipolar. Margot probably suffered from borderline personality disorder and clinical depression.
@@marija.maravic Possibly depression and schizophrenia cause it is being said in this doc that she heard voices...
She looked good at certain angles 0:19, half of the face showing from a top angle, but directly straight in the face she's not too good looking. Plus she had a wide face that looked beastly, and weird looking teeth. She was not extraordinary beautiful, yeah, probably compared to you average looking people, I've seen better.
Beauty is the eye of the beholder. Personally I’ve noticed I’m attracted to unconventional forms of beauty idk y but u can’t deny that she’s above average. Also she has passed away from suicide, had issues of low self esteem feeling unattractive even her family teased her about her weight all her life show some kindness looks Isnt everything
This is those exacts same imperfections who made her interesting and the model she was. Gisèle Bundchen isn't perfect looking too and watch the career she made... a lot of models made it with those flaws and sometimes it even become a trademark. Perfection is boring !!! Rip Margaux, you were indeed an original with a touching personality.
@@sophiemuradov5042 Amen ! Those same comments about looks and their expectations are exhausting ! Rip Margaux and she was beautiful with her flaws.
@@lindseycarribean5113 true words I completely agree it’s almost boring to see a symmetrical Barbie looking person I think imperfections is what makes someone beautiful and to me Margaux was beautiful because of the purity and childlike innocence in her that’s the first thing I noticed ik it’s cliche to say but it’s true the inside stands out more and instantly makes you more attractive than someone who is perfect looking but lacks depth and character
what a cruel thing to call what seemed like such a lovely person beastly looking on a video about them passing away..just stop.