Based on the autobiography of Gypsy Rose Lee, this made-for-TV movie-previously a Broadway smash and a 1962 film-depicts the life and times of a stripper and her domineering mother. Read more
| Starring | Bette Midler, Cynthia Gibb, Linda Hart |
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| Director | Emile Ardolino |
| Genres | Drama |
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A second adaptation, this time for television, of the musical on the life of stripper Gypsy Rose Lee is a traditional... read more on Time Out
I'd heard from other people that Gypsy was one of their favourite musicals so I knew I had to see it being a sucker for a good song and dance. It didn't disappoint me at all. If you wanna see a funny, sad, dramatic and slightly bawdy movie than I'm sure you'll enjoy Gypsy. Its not pretending to be something it isnt, so I would say if your not a musical lover I'd avoid it - If you are... its a cracker.
I really enjoyed thisversion of the film 'Gypsy'. I also enjoyed the original adaptation with Rosalind Russell. The story is still the same the artists different but still excellently portrayed. Bette Midler taking on the role of over pushy mother the part Rosalind Russel played in the original film, Bette played it with cringe making authority. Cynthia Gibb played the legendary Gypsy Rose Lea with sensitivity and grace. Julle Styne and Stephen Sondheim's score is always worth seeing and listening to. A very good film
This is a great musical from start to end, midler puts in a performance fit for the stage, and it would have been great if some of the others did the same. The strong supprting cast, including her daughter louise are certainly the highlights the only low points to the film is Herbie, as much as the talented Peter Riegert does his best, his vocals just miss it.
All in all a great film tho.
This is a great musical from start to end, midler puts in a performance fit for the stage, and it would have been great if some of the others did the same. The strong supprting cast, including her daughter louise are certainly the highlights the only low points to the film is Herbie, as much as the talented Peter Riegert does his best, his vocals just miss it.
All in all a great film tho.
I really enjoyed thisversion of the film 'Gypsy'. I also enjoyed the original adaptation with Rosalind Russell. The story is still the same the artists different but still excellently portrayed. Bette Midler taking on the role of over pushy mother the part Rosalind Russel played in the original film, Bette played it with cringe making authority. Cynthia Gibb played the legendary Gypsy Rose Lea with sensitivity and grace. Julle Styne and Stephen Sondheim's score is always worth seeing and listening to. A very good film
I'd heard from other people that Gypsy was one of their favourite musicals so I knew I had to see it being a sucker for a good song and dance. It didn't disappoint me at all. If you wanna see a funny, sad, dramatic and slightly bawdy movie than I'm sure you'll enjoy Gypsy. Its not pretending to be something it isnt, so I would say if your not a musical lover I'd avoid it - If you are... its a cracker.
I really enjoyed thisversion of the film 'Gypsy'. I also enjoyed the original adaptation with Rosalind Russell. The story is still the same the artists different but still excellently portrayed. Bette Midler taking on the role of over pushy mother the part Rosalind Russel played in the original film, Bette played it with cringe making authority. Cynthia Gibb played the legendary Gypsy Rose Lea with sensitivity and grace. Julle Styne and Stephen Sondheim's score is always worth seeing and listening to. A very good film
This is a great musical from start to end, midler puts in a performance fit for the stage, and it would have been great if some of the others did the same. The strong supprting cast, including her daughter louise are certainly the highlights the only low points to the film is Herbie, as much as the talented Peter Riegert does his best, his vocals just miss it.
All in all a great film tho.
bette is fantastic in this film, one of her best performances, loved this film
A second adaptation, this time for television, of the musical on the life of stripper Gypsy Rose Lee is a traditional... read more on Time Out