For more info: karencarpenterdoc.com/

I simply have no words to explain how I love Karen Carpenter, God bless her.

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

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She was the best, hands down ... there will never be another Karen Carpenter

@TSCGamingEnt

10 ай бұрын

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Hurts to hear Karen say, "The only way to stop is to just die." Breaks my heart

Randy, thank you for doing this documentary at Karen's 40th anniversary of her passing. It needed to get done. We definitely need to get KC's story out there to the public. There is definitely a resurgence in "The Carpenters" music and legacy and this documentary will not only shed light on who Karen was, the dark and the light, but also about her angelic voice, the greatest in history, and put more of a spotlight on anorexia nervosa. We need to keep Karen's legacy and the legacy of "The Carpenters" going.

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

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I was 2 when Karen died but my mum was a huge fan and I grew up loving Karen's voice. I think her voice was so utterly beautiful and no one compares.

What struck me from the trailer is a picture of Karen in a red bikini - tanned, beaming with health and youthful vitality. She had a gorgeous hour glass figure -curves and all. Shocking how could she not see her beauty.

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

A cautionary tale for sure. She's still beloved to this day.

@artistbrindle

7 ай бұрын

Did her family compliment that beautiful figure though? I don’t think they did.

@jimmalloy7279

2 ай бұрын

​@artistbrindle Whose "family complements their figure"? Are you kidding? It's like the therapist who tried to get her mother to say she loved her. Would that solve the problem for a 32 year old woman? She knew her mother loved her, but she needed to love herself.

@michellewolters9319

Ай бұрын

@@jimmalloy7279NO!!! Karen did NOT know that her mother loved her, because her mother did not show her love!!! Their mother favored Richard and made it very obvious. Karen‘s mother was cold and callous to her. And for no reason! Karen‘s home Life affected her for the rest of her short life. It began and ended with her mother.

@jimmalloy7279

Ай бұрын

@michellewolters9319 You were there? Or did you read a tabloid story designed to push people's buttons to sell? People don't stave themselves to death because of unaffectionate mothers.

It's Truly Sad Karen Should Still Be Here With Us Looking Back At Her Amazing Life She Was A Beautiful Young Lady With The Most Beautiful Voice I've Have Ever Heard I Feel So Much Love And Sadness For Her Karen You Are Still Loved After 40 Year's And Always Will Be ❤️💔

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

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I am so happy that there is finally a documentary out on Karen Carpenter updated and for the younger generation to see and they will be able to hear the greatest voice in music history that was ever recorded.

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

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Imagine for a moment that you are given at birth - a gift of extraordinary musical talent, academics, sportsmanship, etc., and that you are in the 'world class' category for expressing your talent with natural ease. You are enjoying your practically otherworldly talents and people love you so much that they cannot get enough of what you do. But add in personal family/love dysfunctional relationships, contract and touring demands and you literally lose control/burn out over your very soul and life itself. THEN, to make things worse, you turn on yourself and become OCD about your weight, or maybe drugs, whatever. THEN, you seek perfectionism of which is impossible - because your talent is already 'perfect'. Helluva life. Karen has been at peace for the last 40 years and although I hope we'll see her in another incarnation (you never know), the lessons she has given us are timeless. Karen, you are singing with the angels now. You are now free. Thanks for your voice, your drumming and exceptional personality.

Just listening to my favourite Carpenters song, "You," from the A KIND OF HUSH album. Her vocal is, to my ears, her finest ever, on a list that includes "Solitaire" and "I Need To Be In Love." Though Starving For Perfection isn't exactly a feel-good movie, at least it gives us the opportunity to have Karen in our lives once again. REST IN POWER, KAREN.

We need A Netflix biopic series ❤🎉

Beautiful person. ❤

Thank You, Randy.

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

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Such a great interview! Can’t wait to see this documentary!

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Director Mel!!!!

She was beautiful, and Talented. Great idea for a documentary for Mrs. Karen Carpenter.

@TSCGamingEnt

11 ай бұрын

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I remember Rosemary Clooney on a Merv Griffin show talking about Ms. Carpenter. She said, "She has the chops."

@TSCGamingEnt

2 ай бұрын

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Perfection was allways in her Mind

What a great interview!💜

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

Thank you for this work on an amazing singer!

@TSCGamingEnt

10 ай бұрын

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I knew When she was in high school long before she became famous, I am defending her right as a person because of the fact a lot of people like to copy her legacy I get a little upset when people try to do that try to take advantage of her and her name, the Carpenters are very unique group of people that I’ve known for many years more than 50 years Became famous back in the 60s 1967 when Richard was playing the upright piano in the room with his black rim glasses we used to pull a joke on by putting thumbtacks on the end of the hammers on the piano and make it sound like a western piano it was funny but we had fun and what we did the 26 rudiments on the drums and a heartbeat without even batting, and she was very gifted what she did also, she had a very golden voice alto mid range that had very unique stuff that nobody else could ever do I’ve loved her since the day I met her. She’s always been my friend and I wish Shelby, but she deserves the right slowly have the right for her music Legacy only her because she’s the one that did it and she’s the one that deserves it Richard Karen has been a phenomenal group of people in the early 70s when these hard rock acid rock ‘n’ roll people didn’t want them they criticized them Critics were absolutely nuts. Just like the Democrats do against the Republicans political ball. I didn’t like what they did to her and the people that made it like to see people in the world who love their music for eternity. I’m sorry if I’m a little upset about what other people are saying but it’s very bad that you have to talk to Richard and Karen to be a critic and say very bad things and what they do their music will last for, I’m sure some rock ‘n’ roll songs will exist for some decades, but it won’t last as long and Karen Richard songs are played last forever. The Carpenters live forever JAMES SAVAGE.

I can't wait to see this! I know it will tell the true story since Richard is not involved or controlling things.

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

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@lvelez1999

5 ай бұрын

You know what? This may be great but, people need to leave Richard alone

@j.c.b6473

5 ай бұрын

@@lvelez1999 😂😂😂

What timing! Amazingly a recent Acadamy Award winner mentioned the Carpenters, and actually started to sing his version of Top Of The World, and the recent listen to the Carpenters music on KZread. Maybe a major motion picture is in the future as well?? What actress would need an Oscar??

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

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@bamainatlanta

9 ай бұрын

it blows my mind they have yet to do a Hollywood movie about her life

@SomewhereInTime5059

9 ай бұрын

​@@bamainatlantamine, too. Crazy!

Good interview!

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

She was a GODDESS, both in looks and in talent. How sad everyone could see that, except herself.

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

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I am so anxious to watch this documentary. I am willing to buy it or rent it, whatever it takes. HOW DOES ONE ACQUIRE IT? WHEN WILL IT BE AVAILABLE? PLEASE HELP!

@angelafishburn7654

7 ай бұрын

Same here. I'd totally buy it to see it.

Just finishing Little Girl Blue, for the first time

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

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Where can we see this? She was amazing.

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully soon. Currently on festival circuit and seeking distribution.

Hard to believe that now both Suzanne Sommers and Olivia Newton John are gone to

@TSCGamingEnt

7 ай бұрын

💔💔💔

@cocoaorange1

Ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing.

Bums me out because she was the queen with the best voice but nobody talks about her like they should just think if she would have never got sick ❤

@robertpiarulli6230

Жыл бұрын

I honestly think the reason for that is because she wasn't promoted as solo yet. She was the female premier voice of the 1970s and Olivia was next in line

Where can I watch this documentary?

Is this ever going to be available streaming, or just watchable at West Coast film festivals?

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

They're in the process of getting distribution. Given who's involved in the doc, I wouldn't be surprised if we'll get good news soon. :)

@jimf.9822

8 ай бұрын

Good question! Why isn't it readily available by now? The demand is there. Needless to say, I'm dying to see it. Hope that it's released before I do.

Where Can we See the documentary please?

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

Still making its rounds in festivals and will hopefully get distribution this year!

RIP ONJ, still heart broken 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💔💔💔💔💔💐💐💐💐, RIP Suzanne Somers🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💐💐💐

When will this documentary be available for viewing by the general public?

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully soon. Currently on festival circuit.

when is this docu available?

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

Still on the festival circuit. To be determined!

@jon221074

Жыл бұрын

@@TSCGamingEnt thanks for the update

Where can we watch the full documentary?

@TSCGamingEnt

11 ай бұрын

TBD. It's still on the festival circuit.

@jimf.9822

8 ай бұрын

Good question! Why isn't it readily available by now? The demand is there. Needless to say, I'm dying to see it. Hope that it's released before I do.

@rebekahTee-er3rz

7 ай бұрын

Has richard blocked it by any chance?? He did with tom Haynes animation.

@lvelez1999

5 ай бұрын

​@@rebekahTee-er3rzoh please don't assume things about Richard. Assuming things about people is painful. I've had many false assumptions about me and they hurt. It Only matters what God says about us. And He says in His Word that we are, "fearfully and wonderfully made." Perfection will never be achieved because Only God - GOD - is Perfect ✝️

Is this movie in theaters?

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

Film festivals for now! Check karencarpenterdoc.com/ for updates :)

A GREAT LOS!!!!!! 🥲🥲🥲

@TSCGamingEnt

Жыл бұрын

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Is this going to be on Reelz?

@TSCGamingEnt

10 ай бұрын

We'll see! Still on festival circuit last time we checked.

@idelljohnson5440

10 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊

@TSCGamingEnt

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! @@idelljohnson5440

Only God knows, 100%, what really happened

@TSCGamingEnt

5 ай бұрын

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Karen is gone, Olivia is gone, Suzanne is gone, dang.

@TSCGamingEnt

Ай бұрын

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What's this insistence in turning Karen into a victim? She wasn't a weak person; hard to believe, but it really takes a lot of self discipline to be anorexic. She did what she wanted to do. That unfortunately including anorexia. I had a mother similar to hers, and I was also anorexic in my teens. After all I've read on her, the things that ring truest about her condition was her mother's attitude towards her (yes, that matters), and once when she was a normal weight but wore an outfit that wasn't exactly flattering. She read something in a review criticizing her weight and that was the lit fuse for the starvation. My mother criticized my weight, and I heard someone in school make a remark about my butt. That summer, I lost so much weight my school uniform fell off me in September. Everyone tells you how great you look, and that makes you starve more.

@davidsheriff9274

9 ай бұрын

And it doesn't help that KZread refuses to ban Eugenia Cooney from their platform.

@lvelez1999

5 ай бұрын

She was weak in other ways, and strong in others, like a lot of us. No one is trying to insult her

She married one guy from England. It didn't work out. Did she have any other close love relationships? It doesn't add up. And all she needed was someone to care about and be cared for, is my takeaway.

@jackhouran8851

Жыл бұрын

Never married a guy from England!

@SteveM-gj2vy

Жыл бұрын

@@jackhouran8851 I was wrong ( a few times) in the mid 90s. But not often. 😁 But I guess i was here. I swear i saw a doc that even said she moved to the UK with him. We should find him and egg his house. JK JK. you never know about how people hear a joke

@SomewhereInTime5059

9 ай бұрын

​@SteveM-gj2vy no. "The British guy" was very nice and, if you haven't already, read "Little Girl Blue", TPTB with A&M & etc., deliberately sabotaged that relationship, with both of them being deliberately lied to. And one of the ones who worked with A&M years later came forward in an interview and talked about this. So the last thing the people in charge of her career and who were making boocoos of money off of her wanted, was for her to up and settle down and get married, and have a kid or two. There was deliberate interference done unbeknownst to them. She was the cash cow for a heck of a lot of ppl! There is little wonder why she turned to the one thing she could control... a debilitating and ultimately life-taking ED.

@jimf.9822

8 ай бұрын

@@SomewhereInTime5059 Could the "The British Guy" be John Adrian or Terry Ellis? Both were good for Karen and both re;relationships were sabotaged one way or another. Poor Karen!

@lvelez1999

5 ай бұрын

She just needed to know that she was Beautiful and Loved just the way she was, in God's Eyes, Who made her. No one else matters. When we chase what we want without calling to God, then, we make a mess.