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pedro-pascal · 5 months
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FOOD IN MOVIES
WAITRESS (2007) PART 2
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celestialmega · 4 months
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Waitress by Adrienne Shelly.
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politedemon · 10 months
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Waitress (2007), dir. Adrienne Shelly
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crumbargento · 4 months
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Waitress - Adrienne Shelly - 2007 - USA
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artfilmfan · 9 months
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The Unbelievable Truth (Hal Hartley, 1989)
"A barely imaginable horror lies just below the surface of our normal life and threatens to break through at any time. The inescapable truth about our lives today is that at any given moment each and every one of us could become a broken and confused animal scratching at the surface of the earth for some small sigh of life."
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texaschainsawmascara · 10 months
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“Audry, the world is not gonna come to an end when there’s so many people making so much money.”
The Unbelievable Truth (1989)
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filmap · 11 months
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Trust Hal Hartley. 1990
Phone booth 45 Irmisch Ave, Lindenhurst, NY 11757, USA See in map
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morbidology · 11 months
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Adrienne Shelly was a rising star in the American acting scene, renowned for her performances in The Unbelievable Truth and Waitress, which she also wrote and directed. Unfortunately, her bright future was cut short on November 1, 2006, when her husband, Andrew, found her lifeless body in their Manhattan apartment.
Adrienne was discovered hanging from the shower by a bed sheet fashioned into a noose around her neck. Although money was missing from her wallet and the door was unlocked, the NYPD initially deemed her death a suicide. 
However, Andrew adamantly believed that Adrienne would never have taken her own life, as she was content with her personal and professional life and adored her daughter. He spoke fondly of her, describing her as kind, warm, loving, intelligent, humorous, and talented. He further stated that she was his closest confidante and the person he envisioned growing old with.
At Andrew's urging, authorities reopened the case, and a new examination of the crime scene uncovered a shoe print on the toilet that did not belong to Adrienne or her family. The print matched that of 19-year-old Diego Pillco, a construction worker who had been in the apartment complex on the day of her death. Pillco eventually confessed to attacking Adrienne and hanging her from the shower to make it appear as though she had committed suicide. Shockingly, the autopsy revealed that she was still alive when he tied her up.
Pillco was charged with first-degree manslaughter and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
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allweknewisdead · 8 months
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Trust (1990) - Hal Hartley
I feel like smashing things up.
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folditdouble · 10 months
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Women in Film Challenge 2023: [52/52] I'll Take You There, dir. Adrienne Shelly (USA, 1999)
This is exactly the situation life offers you: a real opportunity to grow. I mean, you don’t want to be some bitter asshole, right? Gotta learn to honor your feelings and face your pain and get to know who you are. And go into those nasty corners of your psyche and face shit.
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pedro-pascal · 2 years
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FOOD IN MOVIES
WAITRESS (2007) PART 1
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celestialmega · 4 months
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Waitress by Adrienne Shelly.
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politedemon · 10 months
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get to know me meme ★ [5/10] movies ↳ Dear damn baby, if you ever want to know the story of how we bought your damn crib, I will tell you. Your crib was bought with the money that was supposed to buy me a new life. Every time I lay you down in that damn crib, I'm gonna think, 'Damn baby. Damn Crib. Me stuck like a pin in this damn life.’
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crumbargento · 4 months
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Trust - Hal Hartley - 1991 - USA
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fleshmess · 2 years
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Adrienne Shelly in The Unbelievable Truth (dir. Hal Hartley - 1989)
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thishadoscarbuzz · 1 year
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We decided to bring you a slice of joy this week with 2007′s Waitress. Starring Keri Russell as a small town waitress and inventive pie master stuck in a harmful marriage, the heartwarming film would eventually be adapted to the megabit musical with songs from Sara Bareilles. Its beginnings, however, were marked by sadness: in the months before its Sundance premiere, the film’s writer/director/costar Adrienne Shelly was tragically murdered. Waitress won over Sundance, becoming a summer hit for Fox Searchlight and generating praise for both Russell’s performance and Shelly’s delicate tone. However, the film lingered in the shadow of the previous year’s Sundance/Searchlight Oscar success of Little Miss Sunshine despite earning fans.
This episode, we talk about Keri Russell’s career and how Waitress falls between her two definitive television success: Felicity and The Americans. We also discuss the Mickey Mouse Club, the era of movies where characters don’t have abortions, and Celine Dion’s upcoming screen debut.
Topics also include various types of pie, the Sundance Houndog controversy, and the power of Felicity cutting her hair.
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