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Regarding a biopic of Anna May Wong, as an Asian-American, I’m a bit saddened I don’t know too much about her, but would that movie had a good resolution of an ending or would it just end on a down note that she couldn’t have much of a career due to her race and that’s how her story ends and other people in the many decades to come have to continue to the fight she started.
Regarding the Madonna biopic that was on the Black List, I think the idea of early Madonna and doing a character study on a woman with endless ambition and energy taking many years to hit it (I don’t think she got her record deal until she was 25 and already spent like 7 years struggling in 1970s-80s NYC aka not the touristy NYC of today) while it being a commentary on a woman’s struggle to make it in that industry in the beginning is very intriguing, but a biopic on Madonna without the Madonna songs of her prime and her later career (mid 90s-to-present) seems like a hard sell.
ReplyCopy URLJust 40 people that deserve a Bio Pic that most people won’t know:
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1)Oney Judge
2)William Henry Harrison
3)Percy Lavon Julian
4)Claudette Colvin
5)Nellie Bly
5)Sybil Ludington
6)Sadie Farrell
7)Fox sisters
8)Vincenzo Peruggia
9)Zvi Aharoni
10)Zheng He
11)Bob Newhart
12)Glen Campbell
13)Vaughn Meader
14)Simon & Garfunkel
15)John Cougar
16)Paul McCartney
17)Ringo Starr
18)Yoko Ono
19)Dolly Madison
20)Óscar Arias
21)Elie Wiesel
22)Tenzin Gyatso,14th Dalai Lama
23)Aung San Suu Kyi
24)Sir Austen Chamberlain
25)William Alfred Fowler
26)Pearl S. Buck
27)Gerty Theresa Cori
28)Gabriela Mistral
29)Franco Modigliani
30)Paul Krugman
31)Vladimir Prelog
32)Luis F. Leloir
33)Leopold Ruzicka
34)Nelly Sachs
35)Vicente Aleixandre
36)Gao Xingjian
37)Imre Kertész
38)Auguste Beernaert
39)Klas Pontus Arnoldson
40)Rabindranath Tagore
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