Originally posted by Steve Miller: I just watched the movie and then read the Wiki. What an interesting woman. Hers is quite a story.
That story, and the movie, speak to the nature of music as entertainment. Very cool.
Have you seen it?
I have; it popped up on Prime a while back and I caught it then. I wondered how much the syphilis and the associated treatments affected her cognitively, and if that was a contributor to what happened.
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I watched it and enjoyed it, but my most significant recollections are pretty trivial, to wit: Hugh Grant was poorly cast; that Meryl Streep can really act.
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The movie was good. And if I recall correctly, the recording of her performance at Carnegie Hall in 1944 remains to this day the best selling recording of any performance there.
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