TS: Genevieve Bujold vs. Charlotte Rampling

her double feature should be tightrope and dead ringers.

no wait, Coma & Tightrope. (i would have the world's worst rep house.)

Rampling was wonderful in Stardust Memories and Under the Sand

In "At the Movies" Siskel and Ebert devote an early '86 actor spotlight to James Woods and Genevieve Bujold:

http://siskelandebert.org/video/O1XUHNSBOSRB/James-Woods-and-Genevi%C3%A8ve-Bujold-1986

anyone seen this '70s Rampling film by Patrice Chereau, Flesh of the Orchid?

http://www.fiaf.org/events/winter2016/2016-01-26-cs-orchid.shtml

^i didn't go

I was wondering when someone might address CR's dumb remarks in the context of her role as a tropical sexual tourist in Heading South:

https://www.fandor.com/keyframe/charlotte-rampling-and-the-politics-of-acting

And this great performance may not have been possible if the content of the movie did not go through the actress’ head like a ray of light through a vacuum.

Charlotte Rampling will star “in a film adaptation of Jane Austen’s never-before dramatized final novel Sanditon. Jim O’Hanlon (A Hundred Streets), director of the 2009 BBC TV adaptation of Austen’s Emma, will direct from a script by British playwright Simon Reade.”

Rampling’s also lined up, along with John Rhys-Davies and Josh Hartnett, for Lech Majewski’s Valley of the Gods, which, according to Deadline‘s Ali Jaafar, “intertwines the stories of the richest man on earth, an ancient Najavo legend and writer John Ecas (Hartnett), who possesses an unbridled imagination....”

http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/oscar-nominee-charlotte-rampling-to-star-in-jane-austen-adaptation-sanditon-20160210

http://deadline.com/2016/02/charlotte-rampling-josh-hartnett-john-rhys-davies-valley-of-gods-fortissimo-berlin-1201702156/

Bujold retro in NYC

https://quadcinema.com/program/the-beguiling-bujold/