The Village Voice
John Travolta “Bearding” Dish From The ’70s
By Michael Musto, Monday, Feb. 22 2010 @ 9:45AMComments (22)
Categories: Featured, John Travolta, film
”‹Party Animals, Robert Hofler’s excellent new book about flamboyant ’70s producer Alan Carr, is chock full of info and insights.
Grab a copy and you’ll learn how:
*Bette Midler refused to be an Oscar presenter after not getting nominated for “her over-the-top performance” in Beaches
*Novice director Nancy Walker messed up the Village People movie Can’t Stop The Music by telling Valerie Perrine to stop talking during filming. Perrine informed Walker that it was her scene and she was acting! The starlet got Walker axed.
Best of all, there’s this bit:
“In time, matching John Travolta up with a mate of the opposite sex turned into a cottage industry, and Allan together with a number of the actor’s handlers paired the bachelor star with Kate Edwards, Marilu Henner, Priscilla Presley, Cher, Brooke Shields, and Allan’s client Marisa Berenson.”
I guess he met Kelly Preston on his own.
Please, what does he want to say with “cottage industry”? I’m lost.
I agree about Beaches….
cottage industry….manufactured
By the way, Miss M so deserve an Oscar for her performance in “Beaches”.
I think she deserved one for her performance in “Stella”. When i watch that movie, just like with The Rose, i forget it’s her, Bette. I really believe that is a real person, not just a character in a movie.