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rumguy

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Tue Mar-30-04 03:33 PM
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Frida

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Tue Mar-30-04 03:40 PM
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1. sorry, it's only tuesda

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beachbum

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Tue Mar-30-04 03:41 PM
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2. Did you like the recent movie about her? <eom>

Edited on Tue Mar-30-04 03:42 PM by beachbum

<edit> Well, not REAL recent. But a couple of years or so ago.

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adriennel

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Tue Mar-30-04 03:44 PM
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4. pretty close to her biography

Edited on Tue Mar-30-04 03:46 PM by adriennel

with your usual Hollywood "improved for drama" added preservastives.
sorry, I'm a stickler for history.
The best part of the Frida movie is that it was actually flimed at her house in Mexico (which is now a museum). You can't get more authentic that that!
edit: she never wrote an autobiography but Hayden Herrera wrote her biography

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BlackVelvetElvis

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Tue Mar-30-04 04:12 PM
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6. I enjoyed Herrera's book

The description of her cremation really stands out: friends and family watching the process.

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Skittles

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Tue Mar-30-04 03:45 PM
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5. I loved it!

a group of us at work checked it out at the dollar theater. Ms. Frida was one heck of a gal!

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rumguy

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Tue Mar-30-04 04:35 PM
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8. I thought it was great

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adriennel

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Tue Mar-30-04 05:02 PM
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9. Salma did a good job

Frida is such a popular figure I was afraid the movie was going to be shite...especially when I heard Madonna was vying for the role!! (god no!) I was pleasantly surprised with Salma's portrayal and her efforts to bring this incredible story to the silver screen.
As a child I lived several years in the San Angel section of Mexico DF, close to the Diego/Frida attached houses. I'm also a huge Diego fan. His mural in Detroit is phenomenal.

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adriennel

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Tue Mar-30-04 03:41 PM
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3. Frida is the bomb!

no joke. love the pic...I think it's one of Imogene Cunningham's

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kmla

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Tue Mar-30-04 04:30 PM
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7. Or....... Frida

And Agnetha!

Just a couple of Dancin' Queens...

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