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Sofia Coppola's "Priscilla"

Piggyrella Sanderson

Maximum Member
There goes Priscilla´s ego again... Maybe the baby she had was Brad Pitt´s so she stole her fictional daughter´s boyfriend and had a fling at the hayloft... The possibilities...
 

James from London

International Treasure
I wonder if there'll be any hint of The Jenna Wade Years.

It would seem not, if the end of this elegantly written review is any indication:

The seventies arrive, and across one swift cut, with infant Lisa Marie in her arms, Priscilla’s beehive — so enormous it could house an entire apian colony — collapses into waves hanging loose around her shoulders. Free your hair and your mind will follow: the days are numbered for the marriage, just as the clock runs down on the movie — Coppola is far more interested in captivity than release. And so the whole of the gently heartsore Priscilla plays like a letter of drawn-out, loving goodbye, written in painstaking cursive on scented paper and sealed with a chaste, cherry lipgloss kiss.


The film as a whole sounds really interesting
 
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Karin

Moderator
Staff Member
So has anyone watched this movie?

I watched it a couple of weeks ago and I liked it. Although to be honest I preferred the original version from 1988 more.

I think this version was very much a product of it's time and it had a modern point of view of Priscilla's life with Elvis which didn't really serve the story well.

Another interesting fact in both versions the casting doesn't reflect Priscilla and Elvis age gap. They were ten years apart but in the 1988 version the actors are 4 years apart and in the new version they are just one year apart.
 

James from London

International Treasure
Priscilla's on the iPlayer for three whole months:

 
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