Ella es única (2000)
Desde siempre, Jacqueline Susann -escritoras de best sellers- quiso ocupar un lugar entre los famosos. No tenía agente y cuando no le llamaba nadie para hacer alguna prueba se ganaba la vida escribiendo algún que otro anuncio para la televisión y radio, o participaba en un concurso televisivo. El manager y publicista Irving Mansfield sabía que él era la persona indicada para hacer realidad los sueños de Jackie. También sabía que estaba enamorado de esta extravagante actriz. Pero cuando parecía que la carrera de Jackie no iba a ninguna parte, a Irving se le ocurrió una idea. Ella tenía que escribir una novela y el resultado fue "El valle de las muñecas". (FILMAFFINITY)
Directora:
Andrew Bergman
Escritor:
Paul Rudnick
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Bette Midler as Jacqueline Susann |
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Nathan Lane as Irving Mansfield |
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Stockard Channing as Florence Maybelle |
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David Hyde Pierce as Michael Hastings |
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John Cleese as Henry Marcus |
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John Larroquette as Maury Manning |
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Amanda Peet as Debbie |
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Dina Spybey-Waters as Bambi Madison |
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Paul Benedict as Prof. Brainiac |
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Jeff Ross as Shecky |
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David Costabile as Junior Editor |
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Frank Vincent as Aristotle Onassis |
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Ricky Mabe as Guy at 14 |
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Christopher McDonald as Brad Bradburn |
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Robin Wilcock as Stage murderer |
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Terrence Labrosse as Radio Actor |
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Pauline Little as Leslie Barnett |
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William Hill as Passerby |
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Mal Z. Lawrence as Mort |
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Adam Heller as Howie |
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Ellen David as Sylvia |
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Dan Ziskie as Guy's Doctor |
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Anna Lobell as Receptionist |
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Brett Gillen as Man With Bicycle |
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Olga Merediz as Mrs. Ramirez |
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Jacklin Webb as Nurse |
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Clebert Ford as Claude |
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Sonia Benezra as Manicurist |
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Richard Litt as Buddy |
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Maurice Carlton as Orderly #1 |
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Edward B. Goldstein as Eddie in Lindy's |
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Larry Block as Herbie |
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Jack Eagle as Waiter |
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Le Clanché du Rand as Lissy Hastings |
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Elizabeth Lawrence as Missy Hastings |
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Helen Stenborg as Aunt Abigail |
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John Cunningham as Nelson Hastings |
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Charles S. Doucet as Teamster |
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John Sanford Moore as Bob Shawcross |
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Richard McConomy as Harry Gladrey |
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Lisa Bronwyn Moore as Irma Gladrey |
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Steven McCarthy as Book Nook Clerk |
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James Villemaire as Jim Morrison |
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Karyn Quackenbush as TV Cook |
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Sam Street as Truman Capote |
| Directing | Andrew Bergman | Director |
| Writing | Paul Rudnick | Screenplay |
| Production | Mark Gordon | Executive Producer |
| Production | Ted Kurdyla | Executive Producer |
| Production | Gary Levinsohn | Executive Producer |
| Production | Mike Lobell | Producer |
| Editing | Barry Malkin | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Gary Archer | Prosthetics |
| Sound | Burt Bacharach | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Karl Walter Lindenlaub | Director of Photography |
| Crew | Adam Shankman | Choreographer |
| Writing | Michael Korda | Book |
| Production | Alex Barder | Associate Producer |
| Production | Cathy Schulman | Associate Producer |
| Production | Rosina Bucci | Casting |
| Production | Kathleen Chopin | Casting |
| Production | John S. Lyons | Casting |
| Art | Stuart Wurtzel | Production Design |
| Art | Raymond Dupuis | Art Direction |
| Art | Amy Burt | Set Decoration |
| Art | Jean-François Campeau | Set Decoration |
| Art | Susan C. MacQuarrie | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Julie Weiss | Costume Designer |
