How could someone have the heart to take advantage of someone so delicate and unbelievably gorgeous?

@rachelw821

4 жыл бұрын

Maneesa S are you saying it’s worse than someone less attractive getting taken advantage of?

@ra7271

4 жыл бұрын

It's not worse. It's just that beauty brings out the feels in people.

@LoveBeliefTruth

3 жыл бұрын

Rachel W beautiful women are treated more like objects

@jussitikkuri6991

Жыл бұрын

@@rachelw821 Of course, don't you ? 👺

@jussitikkuri6991

Жыл бұрын

Are you referring to Andy ?

She had the cutest smile in the world. Pure magic!!!

@tonyacalvert3197

2 жыл бұрын

You do realize this is a transgender woman

@edlopez911

2 жыл бұрын

@@tonyacalvert3197read a book on edie and you will find out she is not trans

@petejones879

Жыл бұрын

@@tonyacalvert3197 where the heck you get that from?

@jussitikkuri6991

Жыл бұрын

@@petejones879 I believe that Tonya is just playing the part of the Troll .

@jussitikkuri6991

Жыл бұрын

@@tonyacalvert3197 Tonya... You are the one that's making crazy or false comments about Edie Sedgwick ... the burden of proof is on you.

Her family had a lot of mental problems and she had a lot of issues to. Rest in peace beautiful angel.

@kelhirhu-ishamacmillan882

9 жыл бұрын

Aww, that's such a nice thing to say. Edie was a beautiful angel, also very vulnerable and too trusting. xxxx

@yumifuentes4381

7 жыл бұрын

SIG226Y 👍👍👍👍👍

@angelwings3505

5 жыл бұрын

love her

@Heartbeat214

5 жыл бұрын

Her father was so mentally ill that he was advised never to have children. He proceeded to have eight.

@robmckrobmck5567

2 жыл бұрын

@@Heartbeat214 how did he get rich?

A butterfly with its wings pulled off.

Gia has the same eyes as Edie, to me. Both from abusive families, rich or poor, the end result rarely ends well. BPD for sure, think of all the dissociation she had to inflict on herself to survive her childhood.

@johnd.1849

5 жыл бұрын

Nancy: very well said, and I completely agree. She and Gia shared many personality traits and addiction struggles. Two of the most beautiful women the world has ever seen as well, in my opinion

@louisadrill7060

2 жыл бұрын

I love both

I find the parts where she has the long dark hair from the movie Ciao Manhattan really disturbing. She was so speeded out and had taken such a downward spiral at such a young age.

@quester09

5 жыл бұрын

and her brain was scrambled from shock treatments

@funkster007

5 жыл бұрын

Downers

@petejones879

Жыл бұрын

I agree it was so sad to watch

@jungli2481

Жыл бұрын

Its the 60s, she is not the only one,even now,she is not the only one

@ruthanna4713

5 ай бұрын

She was so ECT'ed out. Too much electrocution.

Edie Sedgwick had intelligent beauty.

@ra7271

6 жыл бұрын

yeah. they pushed her to have beautiful intelligence. the whole father abandonment issues exploited. she was said to rival Andy in the sad clown department, he capable and her beautiful. A classic male-female role play. So he said in his way it was like a certain type of love. Looking back at some of those types of love, females play into their own exploitation because they want to make things right somehow. Even James Franco and Anne Hathaway at the Oscars shows this. Tough acting women will come in and do the female version of a nut bust, but only psychos stay around and watch you fall from grace.

@unfortunatebeam

6 жыл бұрын

Play into their own exploitation? Who says they're being exploited, or if they are then what makes you think they're not willingly exploiting themselves? Edie was a free agent and made her own choices, no one forced her to do anything. And what do you mean by "Tough acting women will come in and do the female version of a nut bust"??

@LoveBeliefTruth

3 жыл бұрын

unfortunatebeam you don’t know anything about how the life has been for beautiful, delicate girls, whose father’s are monsters.

She is absolutely brilliant ❣️ 🥰 RIP gorgeous 😍

I have to say, Sienna Miller did a fantastic job as Edie. Sienna's voice was even spot on.

@ra7271

6 жыл бұрын

Sienna Miller, that fun fun fun piece of work................ I'd envy her skin or something if I hadn't stepped outside to catch the cold, unfair air that one time. Now I just see creep. oh she's just such a piece of work.

@danilaroche1156

8 ай бұрын

I thought Sienna did a TERRIBLE job. Edie was magic. Sienna could not capture one iota of that allure.

one of the best youtube-edie films i've seen yet, and i've seen alot. i never comment anyone but i thought since no one else did SOMEONE should!! i liked this because of the use of her words and other's.....this wasn't just some collage of pictures, that everyone has seen, set to music. Good job, really good.

@redbluebae4397

2 жыл бұрын

Yes so true

Eddie was a Angel of joy! Way ahead of her time.!

poor Edie..She really was an angel with a broken wing

shes the most georgeous woman i have every seen to this day ! one day this world will give her back in an other form hopfully just as beautiful !

Edie was really very wonderful, even in the late stages when she was coming apart at the seams.

she tried HARD to get away from herself.

@mde3370

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah she did

@quester09

5 жыл бұрын

ironically, others were strongly drawn to her

@LoveBeliefTruth

3 жыл бұрын

From her family

Poor little rich girl. She was sweet, not mean at all.

How could one not love Edie so fabulous and so tragic.Love you always Edie.

Poor Edie.... Her broken childhood, her use of drugs, her very bad meeting with Andy Warhol and his crazy friends. A tragic fate.

@danilaroche1156

8 ай бұрын

She was targeted by strong manipulation & witchcraft all her life. This stuff is spiritual. The devil took her out.

@ilolly577 Edie was the enigma that exposed the rich daddy girl image for what it really was. She was driven to become independent but naive for the blow she was going to get in a man's world.

@constancedenchy9801

2 жыл бұрын

Much like Edith Bouvier Beale

Having Edie as one's "favorite gal" when the only Edie the world ever had a chance to see was one who spent all of her time anesthetizing herself is mighty fucking strange! By the time she gets to Cambridge--much less New York--she's a walking corpse, and instead of one's heart going out to her, what I hear people say all the time is how much they wish they could be like her. It's like wishing your psyche had been so crushed u'd do anything to silence the horrible noises in your head. Poor baby!

Wow, she was very similar to Marilyn Monroe. Even the way she talks and acts...it's almost creepy.

@danilaroche1156

8 ай бұрын

You have a point. Both very childlike & vulnerable. There was something of the demonic torturing them. Somehow trauma, especially childhood trauma allows the devil access. It must be dismantled in Jesus name.

she was so beautiful,

I love her, Edie Sedgwick. Live 4ever Edie!!!

Her patience was commendable. .. thank you that was beautiful

"Ciao Manhattan" is heartbreaking. You just know it's leading in one horrible direction. It's like watching an autopsy.

What a beauty. I assume that was Andy's voice asking questions. She is my favorite gal from that period.

Edie was such a freak in a lot of ways, remember hanging out with her and andy in the factory

@MazdaIsphahan

6 жыл бұрын

Could you tell me some stories? I am writing a thesis on her and I would be thankful if you could share informations with me, please!

@johnd.1849

6 жыл бұрын

collj86: please share some stories of her. So many of us are fascinated by Edie, but unfortunately never had the opportunity to meet her...

@johnd.1849

5 жыл бұрын

collj86: a sincere request for any stories or recollections you have of Edie and your time at the Silver Factory. I am considering writing a biography of Edie that will show her true self and the times she lived in. Your first-hand recollections would be invaluable. I respect your privacy, so PM me if you would be more comfortable communicating this way. Thank you.

@Heartbeat214

5 жыл бұрын

I don't believe you.

@jtaylor829

Жыл бұрын

Read ‘Edie’ the book .if it’s still in print .it will tell you everything .

She was really beautiful and friendly! I would like to meet her!

She was so adorable

what I find interesting is that those clips in blue were recorded by me off my tv set and certain clips I cut out were scrambled in this video

She is totally bewitching I'm in love

She´s amazing so sad.

What is that mark between her eyebrows ?

Edie is a classic example of a face of beauty turned tragedy.

what is that tune ending your video ?

somebody needed to rescue this girl from the psychopathic users who surrounded her almost constantly. that simple. sad & pitiful.

@MazdaIsphahan

6 жыл бұрын

I agree 100% with you! Feel so sorry for her. I hope she is happy in Heaven now.

Shes our Marilyn Monroe...I really wanted blonde hair and I couldn't get a blonde spray so I ... used silver

what is the song ending this clip ?

Very scary, dead eyes. Sick family. I heard Ultra Violet just died. I only knew some of the superstars in NY in the seventies, as I was a bit too young to have been in that scene.

Beautiful Edie bless you.

where is the footage from where shes without make up and with long brown hair?

What is the song finishing this video ?

Where can I find the video in 1:00???

It seemed like she was some kinda idol in the 80's even though she was from the sixties. She was really beautiful. I don't really know if she had any talent. Warhol used her like he did everyone and threw them away when he was done. She was quite a mess. I don't know why anyone would want to idolize her.

@cyranothecat

8 жыл бұрын

yes it is Kurt Cobain. He was a talented artist unlike Sedgewick who was a rich girl doing Warhol movies

@cyranothecat

8 жыл бұрын

I dont care

@pysthird

8 жыл бұрын

+Paul Todd Thank you for putting it all in the correct perspective.And you are right Edie was a very talented artist,her drawings showed technical talent. As far as Kurt grunge was never my scene ,and hardly original in it's rehash of thrash 70's hard rock.

@cyranothecat

8 жыл бұрын

Maybe she was a talented artist I never said she didnt have any talent

@ra7271

7 жыл бұрын

Kurt Cobain fans really nosh on the notion that prima donnas are talentless. Maybe.

Gorgeous woman 👩

My Andy Warhol and Edie Sedgwick tribute cosplay recreation photo set featuring the famous Edie "veil" shots in black and white by Nat Finklestein. Twiggy and Brigitte Bardot join us for a few shots and look spot on! This is my tribute to the "Icons of the 60s" www.flickr.com/photos/franklinteng/albums/72157660179474769

Alternating b/w Ariana Grande and Edie Sedgwick literally brings tears to my face.

@unfortunatebeam

6 жыл бұрын

Why because Ariana Grande sucks so much?

@ra7271

6 жыл бұрын

unfortunatebeam It's because of the stans. There's nothing beneath the veneer. With the Warhol Factory, a small segment of history was being made. Nowadays, 'our' stars are milked and they (the elitists) want us doubly milked to keep up with the big picture.

@ra7271

3 жыл бұрын

I guess I compared them because of their skipper doll sensuality, which might sound like am oxymoron. But nevermind I think, I might be done trying to be like the woman I thought was Athena (little miss beyond the fray in a verbose defensive way) meaning i don't have to be an oracle and several different people in one untrusting vessel

I love Edie but I think she was exploited by Andy Warhol and many others. She was a drug addict because she was in pain from the horrific abuse she went through. I dont see a superstar in a beautiful young girl that died from a drug overdose

@johnnyfernandez4918

6 жыл бұрын

Natalie Chrystal

@hollyveronica5978

5 жыл бұрын

Not a superstar? She was one of the first real superstar that existed. Just because she was a drug addict in the last 6 years of her life doesn't make her not one? That's discrimination if I've ever seen it. She was amazing, an incredibly beautifully stunning human with such graceful charm and a presence of an angel. A definite head turner. She was divinity in motion, a rare and unforgettable creature So is Robert Downey Jr not a superstar cause he use to get high? Or Anthony keatis (red hot chili peppers) because he suffered with drug addiction in his past? Eminem? Britney Spears? Prince? Trent Reznor? One of the most ignorant post I've had the displeasure of reading!! Think before you chat, honestly, grow up!!? Child!? Far out??

@jpaxonreyes

4 жыл бұрын

@@hollyveronica5978 - You don't have an unhealthy fixation with Eddie at all!

@Deathfromabove5

3 жыл бұрын

This is going to sound cold but it's true. Reading more about her childhood trauma, severe mental illness running in the family and two brothers dying within a few years time she was bound to end in tragedy. There was no "happy ending" for her. No one can walk away normal from that. It was in her genetics.

@Deathfromabove5

3 жыл бұрын

That being said Warhol did very much use people. His ex-boyfriends and close friends all admit that he did. In the numerous documentaries and books on him it is widely documented how he cultivated a little freak show of junkies, beautiful but broken people, cross dressers and criminals. Once they stopped being useful he stopped hanging out with them.

This is great especially because I'm desperate to watch ciao manhattan and can't find it anywhere..thanks alot good job

Who beat her?

Her voice and accent sounds just like Liza Minnelli

Never thought about going up. Think about that.

Wasn't all of Blonde On Blonde sort of "inspired" by her?

can someone help me out please! im trying to find the full video when shes talking with her dark hair and talking about getting beat up

@mothbrain1700

10 жыл бұрын

Download a film called 'Ciao Manhattan', that's where it's from.

@CuteCatFaith

10 жыл бұрын

CIAO MANHATTAN isn't that hard to find.

@3prettyvacant

10 жыл бұрын

I bought a copy of it on Ebay, look it up

@flywings111

8 жыл бұрын

+Julia Roel It was in the movie 'Ciao! Manhattan'. If you watch it you can hear lots of stories like that. It was not a biography but she did tell a lot about herself..the real Edie.

Edie and Marilyn Monroe both endure as tragic muses of the first order, and Andy Warhol is closely connected to both of them in our collective memory.

@danilaroche1156

8 ай бұрын

Andy was a high level witch. Know that.

magnificent

@kait0189 i watched the factory girl on itunes, and it seems like maybe andy let people think they had power and control over him....like he wasn't the superstar....he seems really sweet actually i'm sure Edie was really sweet too....but the fame and power took over her ego she's still one of kind, a complete original people will be fancinated with her forever:)

@jocelyneke6445

3 жыл бұрын

Andy was not sweet. I love his art but not him. He wanted to do a movie where Edie would commit suicide. He abandoned her. Bob Dylan tried to help her. She went back to California for rehab. She was a very brave lady.

What's that discoloration on her lower lip?

She is so great, so adorable, she´s my ICON!!

That is from the movie Ciao! Manhattan. :)

Beautiful girl

nice video

Happens in nearly ALL cases of spousal abuse. Battered women almost NEVER leave. I grew up in that scene. Now factor in their aristocratic background and vast amount of wealth, and you'd be surprised to see what women will put up with either out of fear or this ridiculous (I can change him) nonsense

I thought it was established fact that they were an item briefly - till someone told Edie that Dylan was married.

"And bring me the lip gloss. Not the lipSTICK, the lip gloss! And bring me my vodka."

@rae7864

3 жыл бұрын

lmaoo what a queen 🙏😂

I really luv her my god..shes been really hurt u cn tell by the way shes pauses simultaneously btween saying a sentence

@unfortunatebeam

6 жыл бұрын

So that's how you can tell someone's been hurt? What do you mean that she pauses "simultaneously" between sentences?

@IamDottieDandridge

6 жыл бұрын

unfortunatebeam yeah that's what I was wondering simultaneously to what?

Didn't Dylan write I'll Keep it with Mine for her?

@Heartbeat214

5 жыл бұрын

I don't know about that one, but it has been alleged that "Just Like a Woman" was written about Edie.

@evenmore5868

3 жыл бұрын

He wrote leopard-skin pill box hat about Edith, all from Dylan's album Blonde on Blonde.

@lilmissrockchick4962

2 жыл бұрын

Dylan wrote 'I'll keep it with mine' about Nico and her son Ari

Lol..can't believe these people arguing and trying to one up each other on their intelligence. So silly! Not one of us knew her or Andy , all we can go by is what we research , all we can know is that she was a captavating, interesting, beautiful girl whom we all want to know about. It was a fascinating time. Some of us realate in some form or another, some of us are creative and curious, etc.. You people that have such hardfast opinions on 'how it was' just look a bit foolish to me.

you realize that Factory Girl was a movie, right?

@SuperBurlesque oh i know:) don't you hate when people leave mean messages it's like 'ouch' Twiggy is pretty ultra-cool too

her eyes always looked high man

@Heartbeat214

5 жыл бұрын

That's because she *was* always high, man.

That poor girl had too much emotional baggage to bare with. Warhol used her for himself and B. Dylan knew it. Warhol was really a creep. Never cared for his art. She had a cruel, heartless father and her mother was no help. She lost her two brothers through suicide.💔 She had to find refuge and acceptance, but unfortunately, through the wrong people. She was a damaged angel. Her drug addictions were an escape. Very sad, nothing could ever fix her. So she killed herself with drugs. Poor little rich girl, that about says it. RIP Edie S. 😔🙏🙏 .

What was that in the middle of her forehead her eyebrows big dent I don't know a mask

I think she looks a little like Twiggy. But she wasn't femme fatale, was she?

It's a clip from 'Ciao Manhattan'

Julia roehl it's this clip / about 1:30 in

it was a documentary ..

Kaia gerbner looks like her

She'd be a great subject for a good documentary. Ciao! Manhattan wasn't really a doc. She played herself, but I thought it mediocre. Bridget Berlin's Pie In The Sky is brilliant. Edie deserves the same treatment.

Which sister of her committed suicide? I thought one brother of her committed suicide and one died in a motorbike accident (though Edie said both of them committed suicide)

Such beauty and innocence. Didn't Andy wind up throwing her away like trash? Heart breaking, Edie didn't deserve that,

@ra7271

6 жыл бұрын

He psyched her out. Andy Warhol isn't all animal in his depression. When not depressed, he wasn't predatory, but it was like he was fragile about being too comfortable with people, like he could snap or something. She said he ruined a many a young person's life....but she said that in regards to "The Artist".... there could be more to the story than meets the eye. Isn't that how it goes with these things>? Who killed marilyn Monroe?

Its the camera, video ....which influenced her behavior , she had no affinity for simple comversation

Edie was a celebrity in her own right. Her fashion sense was way ahead of her time. I feel upset that Andy Warhol abandoned her. She did try to get straight. R.I.P Edie.

@ebailey140

Жыл бұрын

Didn't she dump Warhol for Dylan?

@mtaylor7307

Жыл бұрын

Warhol dropped all the featured Superstars. Some just landed better than Edie.

Mmm, false. It was a fictional Hollywood dramatization, not a documentary. Hence actors and a script. Jeez.

Pretty good she was portrayed by Sienna Miller in "Factory Girl" movie

@danilaroche1156

8 ай бұрын

Edie had charisma. Sienna has the charisma of an amoeba.

It’s so sad when she lost her ability to talk. She eventually gained it back but the clips where she is stuttering were said to be the most “painful clips to watch that anyone ever saw”.

@jussitikkuri6991

Жыл бұрын

I never heard that about her. What happened to make her lose her voice ?

@Alexandra_Wolf

Жыл бұрын

@@jussitikkuri6991 she got sick. I can’t remember if it was MS or Parkinson’s but she physically got very Ill. And hid from the world.

@LoolKids

Жыл бұрын

​@@jussitikkuri6991 She went through a bad overdose. Her heart actually stopped for a couple of seconds. She survived but the doctor said her brain wasn't getting enough blood. She lost ability to talk and lost movement (it's called aphasia); she struggled to make full sentences and she would strumble and sometimes fall down when walking. She got better. But you can notice a little bit of struggle when she talks. (It's on the Jean Stein book)

Kyra Sedgwick's cousin

1:20 I know this part is from Ciao, Manhattan, but I also know parts of that movie were anecdotes Edie was telling (as opposed to a script) Does anyone know if that part is real and if so, who she's talking about?

Andy he was part of the distroction of this girl

her dad..

What a spectacular human being. The greatest always die young.

The thing is. Ive been abused so much. But abuse takes many shapes and forms. I think everyone is abused unless youre given the right to make your own decions and thoughts. Kinda. Ive been raped and beaten nearly to death but ive always thought i was lucky. So i feel a lot of love for the gifts ive been given. Not for what ive lost even though its been very bad. Im grateful i can even work 1 day! But im happy!

@jussitikkuri6991

Жыл бұрын

That was 2 years ago.... How are you doing now ? Good & Happy I hope .

Rich New England parents

she looks terrible there in that movie--one can sense she is derailing in real life too. so tragic.

Lovely girl. Such a shame she had a sad and short life.

@SuperBurlesque i made a video of joan baez....and it has a picture of twiggy in it you should watch it it's the song 'what you going to call your pretty little baby'

Selena Gomez should play Edie

quite welcome ;)

Kyra Sedgewick’s cousin

@eyelavendarshine461

3 жыл бұрын

Stop saying that

Argh. What's up with this annoying music-y noise drowning out the speech? (at around 3:18 ) Is it really necessary?