
Rosanna Arquette informally interviews several contrasting actresses about how they cope with being a woman in the entertainment industry. The chauvenism of male crew is discussed, the pretentiousness / stereotyping of female characters in American film now. Interviews include those with Alley Sheedy, Martha Plimpton, Debra Winger, Emmanual Beart, and Rosanna's sister, Patricia Arquette -among others. Although a documentary this film seems affected, Arquette never has an argument, never says anything bad about another actress, in fact, complimenting just about everyone of them as being her favourite actress.
Antonio BanderasHimself (uncredited)
Sean PennHimself (uncredited)
Theresa RussellHerself
Hilary ShepardHerself (as Hilary Shepard Turner)
Salma HayekHerselfScreened as one of "out-of-competition" films at the Cannes Film Festival, May 2002. Director Rosanna Arquette says she made the documentary when she was struck by the fact that Debra Winger, who earned three Oscar nominations, had left the profession in her 30s.
Whoopi Goldberg:
Longevity is everything. We have outlasted most of the people that used to hire us.
(Guy Garvey / Richard Jupp / Craig Potter / Mark Potter / Pete Turner (as Peter Turner))
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