Joan Allen and Jeremy Irons should really be remembered next year at Emmy time for their remarkable performances in this biography of painter Georgia O'Keefe.
It is basically the story of 2 people who loved each other so dearly that they could not stay with each other.
The story is quite empty on all accounts. They argue, she paints, he basically lives off of her and they part years before Stieglitz's demise.
Too bad that actress Tyne Daly appears only in 1 scene as an outlandish patron of the arts. Loud, but coming to the point, Daly had a lot to offer in a role which should have been made meatier to suit her excellent talents.
It is basically the story of 2 people who loved each other so dearly that they could not stay with each other.
The story is quite empty on all accounts. They argue, she paints, he basically lives off of her and they part years before Stieglitz's demise.
Too bad that actress Tyne Daly appears only in 1 scene as an outlandish patron of the arts. Loud, but coming to the point, Daly had a lot to offer in a role which should have been made meatier to suit her excellent talents.