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A PARTIAL LOOK AT HER MEMORABLE MOVIES


MELANIE GRIFFITH:


1984– “Holly Body” inBody Double. Directed by Brian DePalma. Griffith was nominated for three different awards and won one from the National Society of Film Critics for Best Supporting Actress.


1986 – “Lulu” inSomething Wild. Nomination for Best Actress from The Golden Globes.


I am definitely of the age to play


Mrs. Robinson and honestly, being 60 in Hollywood, it’s not like they’re banging


on your door to give you jobs, if you know what I mean.”


I love him. I think he’s wonderful and so talented. He just did12 Angry


Men down there. He did a production of that and it was beautifully done and beautifully directed. I’m really impressed with him. Excellent. Are you looking forward to working with the actor Nick Tag who plays Benjamin? Yes! I am looking forward to him and to the actress Martha Magruder who


plays Elaine Robinson. Yeah, I read with them a while ago and they are both really, really good actors. Yes, we did some scenes. I’d be remiss if I didn’t acknowledge your wonderful film career. There are so many films that you have starred in with so many other phenomenal actors. What lessons in creating a role have stuck in your mind from performing with these men and women? I don’t know so much if it was the actors who taught me how to create a


role. It was more my teacher Stella Adler and Sandra Seacat, who was another teacher that I had…And, another one named Harry Mastrogeorge. They all taught me beautiful things about creating a character. Then, of course all the actors and actresses who I’ve gotten to work with, you always observe and take in what they do. Not copy them but learn from them. But I’ve had a long, long career being able to learn from my fellow actors. You have a definite persona. There’s always a bit of Melanie Griffith in every role and that’s what makes you a star. I guess so. I thank you. That’s a compliment to me.


I’m hoping to catch a performance during the run of the show. Okay. Well, I hope you come and see it. Thank you so much!


1988 – “Tess McGill” inWorking Girl. Directed by Mike Nichols. Griffith wins a Golden Globe award for Best Actress. (Working Girl marks its 30th anniversary this year.)


1993– “Billie Dawn” inBorn Yesterday. co-starring John Goodman and Don Johnson.


1994 – “Eve” inMilk Money. A surprisingly sweet romantic comedy opposite Ed Harris.


1995– “Toby” inNobody’s Fool. Griffith starred opposite the iconic Paul Newman.


1999– “Lucille” inCrazy in Alabama. Directed by Antonio Banderas. Set in the 1960’s, civil rights and human rights collide in a captivating way.


2000– “Honey Whitlock” inCecil B. Demented. Directed by John Waters. When the going gets tough for a renegade set of film students… you need a movie star!


The Graduateruns Wednesday, February 21 through Sunday, March 18 at Laguna Playhouse. For tickets and more information call 949.497.2787 or go to lagunaplayhouse.com


44 RAGE monthly | FEBRUARY 2018


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