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L.A. Woman

Edie Sedgwick, Santa Barbara Girl

By Ann Magnuson

Of course, perhaps the most famous Santa Barbara native-turned-bohemian was the legendary Edie Sedgwick. Poor Edie. Gorgeous. Privileged. Photogenic. Doomed. But you gotta love her comments about the fashion world in the clip above. Naked as a lima bean? Yup. Speedballs kill. Below is a trailer for Ciao Manhattan, a real classic. Whoa. Drugs. Don't do 'em kids. At least she got to return to Santa Barbara and found some real love in the end.

Comments

Edie was actually quite intelligent...she played herself to perfection in Ciao Manhattan as well as seeing through the facade that Warhol was .......she was also very open about her drug addiction;quite an interesting person whom everyone still tries to emulate...her whole look was her own design...

Posted at 12:50 a.m. PT on Oct 06, 2007 by randy focazio

She was gorgeous. Just saw "Factory Girl" and thought Sienna Miller was perfect. The film was better than I thought it would be.

Posted at 1:32 p.m. PT on Oct 09, 2007 by Barkley

That has got to be the cleanest copy of Ciao! Manhattan that I have ever seen.

btw

You have a blog? WTF? Who knew?

C.Guvera

Posted at 2:54 a.m. PT on Oct 13, 2007 by C.Guvera

yeah I liked Factory Girl....not to keen on the christain Haydensen playing Bob Dylan but sienna Miller was great...... I have a great copy of Ciao Manhattan which I think you can get anywhere now...its got a great directors commentary....apparently she got a breast job ( they look great)...its funny as much as the Warhol scene is talked about they did not really do much but do drugs and hangout at probably really great parties ...sure it was the whole underground lifestyle a sense of freedom and being a rolling stone....but even as she said it was going nowwhere and it preyed upon the naive and beautiful that fell into Warhols web ......anyway...

Posted at 11:55 a.m. PT on Oct 17, 2007 by randy focazio

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