Warhol
Warhol
Warhol
1973
Documentary
TV Movie
55m
David Bailey, self-taught photographer and one of the prime architects of the Swinging Sixties, broadened his horizons in the early 1970s by making high-profile documentaries for ATV. With his standing among the artistic community, Bailey was given unprecedented access to Pop Art legend Andy Warhol and his followers, in an attempt to penetrate behind the expressionless exterior of a man who was one of the most controversial figures of his generation.
Directed by:
David Bailey
15 total credits
Credits include: Above the Rim, Wicked, Wicked, My Generation, The Intruder and Change of Mind
Starring:
Brigid Berlin 10 total credits
Credits include: Chelsea Girls, The Nude Restaurant, Imitation of Christ, Andy Warhol and Pie in the Sky: The Brigid Berlin Story
99 total credits
The son of Ruthenian immigrants, Andy Warhol studied art at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. He worked as an advertising designer before becoming, in effect, the Father of Pop Art with his silk-screened pictures of Campbell's Soup cans and distorted images of Marilyn Monroe. He started directing films in 1963, if "directing" is the right word - most of his early work simply consisted of pointing the camera at something (a man asleep, the Empire State Building) and leaving it running, often for hours. His films gradually grew more sophisticated, with scripts and soundtracks, although they were generally performed by members of the Warhol "factory" - assorted groupies with little acting talent.
15 total credits
Credits include: Above the Rim, Wicked, Wicked, My Generation, The Intruder and Change of Mind
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Directed by:
David Bailey 15 total credits
Credits include: Above the Rim, Wicked, Wicked, My Generation, The Intruder and Change of Mind
Starring:
Brigid Berlin 10 total credits
Credits include: Chelsea Girls, The Nude Restaurant, Imitation of Christ, Andy Warhol and Pie in the Sky: The Brigid Berlin Story
99 total credits
The son of Ruthenian immigrants, Andy Warhol studied art at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. He worked as an advertising designer before becoming, in effect, the Father of Pop Art with his silk-screened pictures of Campbell's Soup cans and distorted images of Marilyn Monroe. He started directing films in 1963, if "directing" is the right word - most of his early work simply consisted of pointing the camera at something (a man asleep, the Empire State Building) and leaving it running, often for hours. His films gradually grew more sophisticated, with scripts and soundtracks, although they were generally performed by members of the Warhol "factory" - assorted groupies with little acting talent.
15 total credits
Credits include: Above the Rim, Wicked, Wicked, My Generation, The Intruder and Change of Mind
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