Not exact matches
GLOW, an acronym for «Gorgeous Ladies of
Wrestling» tells a heavily fictionalized version based on true events of what happens when down - on - his - luck Hollywood director Sam Sylvia (celebrity podcaster and comedian Mark Maron) attempts to cash in on the 1980s professional wrestling craze by creating a Saturday morning wrestling show with an all - fem
Wrestling» tells a heavily fictionalized version based on true events of what happens when down - on - his - luck Hollywood director Sam Sylvia (celebrity podcaster and comedian Mark Maron) attempts to cash in on the 1980s professional
wrestling craze by creating a Saturday morning wrestling show with an all - fem
wrestling craze by creating a Saturday morning
wrestling show with an all - fem
wrestling show with an all -
female cast.
The movie traces his career through the aforementioned
shows, his alter ego Tony Clifton, his foray into male /
female professional
wrestling where he meets Lynne Marguiles (Courtney Love, The People vs. Larry Flynt, 200 Cigarettes), and his concert at Carnegie Hall, all the way to his death of a rare type of lung cancer, which people thought was a hoax (Kaufman did not smoke).
Before she
showed Pop paintings at the Whitney and the Guggenheim; before her madcap plays were performed at the Judson Poets» Theater and La MaMa; before she traveled the
female wrestling circuit as Rosa Carlo, the Mexican Spitfire — before all that, Rosalyn Drexler was Rosalind Bronznick, a Jewish girl from the Bronx with a wimple of sprayed hair.