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<\/p>\nCurrently in the on-demand film “Run With the Hunted,” she a spoiled brat?<\/p>\n
“No. I grew up in Ketchum, Idaho. Studied ballet at 4. Summer school in Paris at 15. And I danced all over the USA. I always wanted to perform and express myself. I was a ham for attention even as a child.<\/p>\n
“But inside, terrified. It’s still nerve-wracking. I’m better when I focus on the other actors and work off their energy. I sweat when I get nervous. So I do lots of serious talking to myself. I let me know I’m on my own. I authenticate myself. And I bring what I like to my character.”<\/p>\n
Having already worked with Noah Baumbach, Spike Jonze and Lena Dunham, what’s her gizzard chat on this which deals with lost children and abusive relationships?<\/p>\n
“My character Peaches is an orphan, very damaged, she lives on the streets. But, see, I’ve known people like those in ‘Run With the Hunted.’ I had the experience with my best friend growing up.”<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, due to quarantining, “I’m home in LA with Bear, my 7-month-old half-border collie, half-Saint Bernard, who steadily marks his territory.<\/p>\n
“Walking him, I’ve thought about ‘Day 47,’ a short funny film about the alone part of quarantining. Go to fridge, work out, get groceries, FaceTime even when you don’t want to talk.”<\/p>\n
Dree’s lone acting problem? “I can’t cry on command.”<\/p>\n
Please pay attention<\/h3>\n
Emeril Lagasse donated $500,000 — that’s a lot of creole — to support COVID-19 causes in Louisiana, Nevada and Florida.<\/p>\n
More Florida. Commercial flight passenger to NYC: “No one took my temperature, made me sign anything about quarantining, nobody did nothing special.”<\/p>\n
More. Weather? Hot. Residents, not. Schlepped out of attics, it’s their old sleeveless dresses they haven’t worn since 1840. On rainy days, they shop for jewelry. Jewelry’s their grown-up toys.<\/p>\n
More. The late-’70s book and movie “Mommie Dearest” immortalized Joan Crawford’s daughter, Christina, trashing Mama. Well, Florida has alligators, and today Mar-a-Lago is wrestling a human variety — Mary, daughter of the president’s late brother Fred, and her anti-Donald book.<\/p>\n
The president’s other brother, Robert, just recovered from a health experience and — who knows? — maybe it was symbiotic. This niece’s book a symptom of greed, envy, call it horrible, disgusting. Were Gertrude Stein alive today, she’d say: “A bitch is a bitch is a bitch.”<\/p>\n
It’s not personal<\/h3>\n
I need to explain something. Joe Biden, whom I’ve picked on, is a very nice, decent man. He’s enjoyed a long rewarding life. It’s simply that at this point he’s just not able. In her late years, my mother suffered this same haze. I loved her desperately . . . beyond measure . . . but I know she could never be President of the United States of America. Neither can Joe Biden.<\/p>\n
Countdown<\/h3>\n
Producer Jeff Richards: “Tracy Letts’ ‘The Minutes’ was to open 2020. Now it’s for March 2021, Cort Theatre, if safeguards are in place and government allows gatherings of more than 500. Believing a vaccine essential, we hope this allows the return of our theatrical heritage, the American play.”<\/p>\n
After “Linda Vista,” Letts would have had two shows this Broadway season. “The Minutes” reveals hypocrisy, greed and ambition in the small town of Big Cherry.<\/p>\n
Rebels and looters, some organized and subsidized by professional haters, are not trying to tear down America’s history, statues, cities, values or capitol — their aim is to countrywide tear down America.<\/p>\n
Understand, this is not only in New York, kids, not only in New York.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Tags:<\/b> Cindy Adams\n<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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Dree Hemingway. Two great names. “Dree” was her late father director Stephen Crisman’s first spoken word. And “Hemingway?” Great-grampa on Mama’s side, Ernest Hemingway. Mama, actress Mariel Hemingway. Aunt — Margaux Hemingway. Currently in the on-demand film “Run With the Hunted,” she a spoiled brat? “No. I grew up in Ketchum, Idaho. Studied ballet at … Continue reading Dree Hemingway, great-granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, on Idaho upbringing<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading