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Same question I asked Patti... #135 Who is the author?

Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte.

An extra in HAIR? Did you get any actual screen time?

You know, I never even saw the movie (it bombed). They asked for students from George Washington U to be extras for a crowd scene, and I went down there with my husband and a few friends. They wanted us to just hang out, which we did. I don't actually know if we made it on camera.

By the time they made the movie in the late 70s, the whole hippy thing was passe. I remember that they wanted us to dress up in "groovy" clothing, and we didn't have anything except our jeans and t-shirts. No luv beads, no colored glasses, no peace sign necklaces, no Nehru jackets, etc etc.

Oh, jeez, you ought to rent it and see if you or your husband...or any of your friends... are visible. Of course, I'm asking you to endure a terrible film, but what is LIFE without SACRIFICE. Besides, if you WERE onscreen for a femtosecond, wouldn't you want to show your children? So...do it for the children, Gail. Endure "HAIR."

The film was notable to me because the lead singer of the Shirts, a nice little CBGBs new-wave band, had a role in it.

I'm little miss echo: Hair????

Draftervoi: If we did make it onscreen, it would have been from a distance, and we would have blended in with everyone else. But now you've gotten me thinking and I am curious. I will rent it one of these days and have a look. I'll report back if I am visible.

Shirl: It was the 70s, I was a college student on a very limited budget, it was fun and it didn't cost anything. How could I resist?

Hey, as you know, I'm in the video of KILL THE POOR for all of, what? 1.15 seconds? A scuffle in the mosh pit with a couple of skinheads, and a quick pan across a VERY skinny DRaftervoi's ugly mug and there you go: how fleeting is fame.

But yeah, Gail, you ought to see it, if only to see how bad of a movie it was. On a conceptual level, making a movie of the iconic hippie Dawning Of The Age Of Aquariums stage play in 1979 was a bit out-of-sync. We weren't far away from the times for nostalgia to have kicked in, and the same goes for high camp...who, exactly, did they think the audience for that turkey was going to be? 1979 was still a few years shy of the Dawn of the Yuppie, but it was a long, strange trip(e) from 1968. By '79, no one really cared anymore. So they get nude on stage? So what?

But now, from the perspective of 2006, hey...you were in HAIR! A movie, about, like, uh, when, like, uh, the length of your uh, hair, was like, important.

It ain't freakin' Sophocles, but it's all we got.

Hi, I just wanted to let you know that I have done a sort of statistical study of responses to this meme, and that yours was one of the blogs chosen for the sample. (I tried to let the unwitting participants know through trackbacks, but apparently the spam-filters caught all but a few of these).

The first of the results are posted on my site here.

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