Puzzle of a Downfall Child -- Faye Dunaway
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For more clips like this, and a most enjoyable guide to pop culture, visit the blog for the NYC cult cable-access show Media Funhouse, located here:
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Jerry Schatzberg's superbly downbeat study of the crack-up of a fashion model, played to perfection (as both young up-and-comer and old has-been) by Faye Dunaway. Here Dunaway wanders through Central Park with her photographer friend (Barry Primus). The film has never been released on VHS or DVD, which is a shame.
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"Faye Dunaway is the only with the beauty, the class and the talent of old hollywood stars" (Joan Crawford)
Underrated film, to vindicate. Gorgeous, immortal Faye.
Luv Faye! Beauty of a supreme vogue quality with the charimsa to match! Thanks for sharing consumerguide!
Faye looks so lovely. Cloptea, thanks a lot for posting this video.
You said it right, it must have been her 'to die for' sculptured cheekbones.
Up for sale on eBay Vogue May 1968 issue with Faye Dunaway on the front cover. My God, she looks amazing on that. (6 days to go on the auction.)
consumerguide, i'm so sorry for mistakenly typing cloptea's name as the owner of this vid. this is truly an awesome vid from schatzberg's artful creation, thanks again.
The Beauty of Mental Illness...Oui. Elegantly composed pictorial chronicling the narcissistic downward spiral and ultimate disintegration of a self-absorbed fashion victim with a destructive, all-consuming Father complex. Languishing in a postcard perfect beach-house, Dunaway, in a clearly defined, non-sympathetic role, is simply stunning, mesmerizing, as she painfully relates her story to an old photographer friend. This sensational Schatzberg rarity would be much better known had it been cast with a stronger male lead presence to offset Faye's electric resonance...Oh la' la'...