The work, lives and personal journeys of two iconic American artists coalesce with creative combustion in this innovative dual-portrait documentary.
Trailer
Cast
Lisa Immordino Vreeland
Director
Jim Parsons
Self - Truman Capote
Zachary Quinto
Self - Tennessee Williams
Carroll Baker
Self - Baby Doll
Marlon Brando
Self - Stanley
Marlon Brando
Self - Val Xavier
Richard Burton
Self - Reverend T. Lawrence Shannon
Truman Capote
Self
Dick Cavett
Self
David Frost
Self
Audrey Hepburn
Self - Holly Golightly
Katharine Hepburn
Self - Amanda Wingfield
Katharine Hepburn
Self - Mrs. Venable
Kim Hunter
Self - Stella
Burl Ives
Self - Big Daddy
Vivien Leigh
Self - Blanche
Anna Magnani
Self - Lady Torrance
Karl Malden
Self - Mitch
Paul Newman
Self - Brick
Paul Newman
Self - Chance Wayne
George Peppard
Self - Paul Varjak
Elizabeth Taylor
Self - Maggie
Elizabeth Taylor
Self - Catherine Holly
Elizabeth Taylor
Self - Flora Goforth
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Comments
6 Comments
source: Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation
source: Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation
Profoundly incisive portraits of two colossal talents who shared some similarities but exhibited significant differences - mainly in how they treated others. It's in these differences that the film's power inheres. Really quite moving at times and great use of interesting source material (always nice to say hello, good evening and welcome to David Frost).
source: Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation
Profoundly incisive portraits of two colossal talents who shared some similarities but exhibited significant differences - mainly in how they treated others. It's in these differences that the film's power inheres. Really quite moving at times and great use of interesting source material (always nice to say hello, good evening and welcome to David Frost).