“Three Women” ( Eng. 3 Women ) - Robert Altman's film.
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| 3 women | |
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| Genre | drama |
| Producer | Robert Altman |
| Producer | Robert Altman |
| Author script | Robert Altman |
| In the main cast | Shelley Duval Sissy Spacek Janice Rule |
| Operator | Chuck Rocher |
| Composer | Gerald Busby |
| Film company | 20h Century Fox |
| Duration | 124 minutes |
| A country |  USA |
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| Year | 1977 |
| IMDb | ID 0075612 |
Content
Story
Pinky, a young naive girl, goes to work in a spa at a private clinic. She is keenly interested in everything that happens, everything for her is new and exciting. At work, she meets Millie and is enthusiastic about her. By coincidence, Pinky takes an empty place in Milli's rented apartment, where their mistress is the strange Willie, a pregnant artist, Edgar's wife. All three women are involved in difficult emotional relationships.
Cast
- Shelley Duvall - Mildred Millie Lammoro
- Sissy Spacek - Mildred Pinky Rose
- Janice Rule - Willie Hart
- Robert Fortyr - Edgar Hart
- Ruth Nelson - Mrs. Rose
- John Cromwell - Mr. Rose
Creation History
Altman drew the plot of the film from his dream, which he did not fully understand, but, nevertheless, recorded, intending to shoot without a script. 20th Century Fox agreed to fund the film with an eye on Altman's reputation. The script was completed before filming, but, as in most Altman films, was only preliminary.
The film was often shown on television, gradually becoming a cult .
Links
- Three Women on the Internet Movie Database
- Three women on allmovie