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Faye Dunaway. In her own words.
In #FayeHBO, the Hollywood legend and Academy Award-winning actress speaks candidly about the triumphs and challenges of her illustrious career. The HBO Original Documentary premieres July 13 on ‪@StreamOnMax‬.
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[@hectorbartlett567]

From 1965 to 1975 ... She was arguably the hottest actress on screen. There were others too. But Faye had such a unique look, style, and grace ... 50 years later, and we're still reminiscing!

[@dannyblankenship8154]

Ruled a decade!

[@Mr21scott]

Let's not get carried away.

[@hectorbartlett567]

@@Mr21scott Is this a Pride, thing?

[@devinpeirce7152]

She hit the wall in 1969

[@frankcross6958]

bonnie & clyde, network, 3 days of the condor, chinatown legend!

[@marc44444]

barbara please, please barbara

[@htth613]

Jesus Our Consolation in Darkness - Monks of Mt Tabor by Sensus Fidelium.

[@tiananesbitt7156]

Should be interesting

[@jeshkam]

Is it true Redford hated her and didn't talk to her much on the set of "3 days of the condor"?

[@matthewrettenmund8358]

Finally, we get this documentary in our eyeline!

[@GalAlex88]

I see what you did there 😂 Good one!

[@oscarfun100]

Why can't you ask me about the Kusturica movie that was a big hit in Cannes?!

[@catkelly78]

@@oscarfun100 Or that film I acted in with Brando?

[@02ujtb00626]

This wins! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@oscarfun100]

@@catkelly78 Johnny Depp... I don't expect you to get him for an interview... Shading in an angry voicemail. Queen.

[@bpure2560]

What an incredible body of work she made in the late 60's and 70's. One iconic role after another.

[@binaryvoid0101]

For real. She was it.

[@xamalion7334]

I'm happy she's opening up. I hope she will break her silence on "Mommy Dearest", especially while having a cult following from it. I was always mesmerized by her. Loved her cameo in "The Rules of Attraction".

[@mattbernabe]

I do, too. Even though she hates it, she's gotta talk about it. There are generation after generation who were introduced to Faye at a young from watching Mommie Dearest. I was one of those kids. There are hundreds, maybe even thousands of people who love that movie, and they love Faye because of it. I hope for once she will embrace it.

[@ktoth29]

I encountered her on a film set a few years ago, definitely gave off a Gloria Swanson vibe… Hollywood is a brutal place.

[@cvill03]

You mean Norma Desmond

[@justinwilliams7290]

@@cvill03 just like Fate's portrayal of Joan Crawford was a bit too much of Faye so was Gloria as Norma...

[@trippyboi91]

I can’t WAIT for this one. One word to describe her is BALLSY. I’ve always admired her WILLINGNESS to just dive into whatever role she takes.

[@dannyblankenship8154]

She was a ball breaker!

[@ninamc6116]

I love Faye Dunaway. Definitely watching this.

[@focusonu9668]

Yesss

[@felipeossa]

Her nervy portrayal of a ruthless TV executive in Network is one of the most memorable performances of any film from the 70s. Also, a masterclass in high-octane satire. Just thinking about it makes me want to watch the movie again.

[@Murgatroydian]

You've whetted my appetite too.

[@dannyblankenship8154]

"Network" a movie that was ahead of it's time it told the future of TV and Media and it held true as you see what it did become in today's world.

[@jusletursoulglobaby]

good for her get your flowers

[@rubyromaine3911]

There’s been negative publicity surrounding her for many years now so it’s nice that she gets a platform to tell her side.

[@KarmicSalt]

I trust Bette Davis

[@johnwright2911]

There's a reason for the negative chat. I doubt it will be shown in this PR doc though.

[@nesaaliyah4821]

@@johnwright2911 if only they were more interested in humanizing rather than glorifying her. She’s a wretched, vicious person, and seeing that would be pretty interesting.

[@patricedecourcy4505]

Because she is/was very difficult on set. Very. I've just watched an interview with Polanski.

[@nesaaliyah4821]

@@patricedecourcy4505 what did she do, distract him from assaulting a minor? Faye is so notoriously horrific, it’s bizarre that a Polanski anecdote is what you think makes that notoriety credible.

[@ld-m6846]

In 1997, I was captivated by her stage performance in McNally's "Master Class" at San Francisco's Golden Gate Theatre, so much so, that I returned to see another performance during the run. She was mesmerizing and I felt, and still feel, very fortunate that I was able to see her on stage. I only wish her plans of adapting the play for film and her directorial debut had been fully realized.

[@suemarks1795]

I also saw her live in the brilliant play MASTER CLASS. Stunning Unforgettable and Fantastic. One of my favorite plays going experiences - this "one woman" , one wonderfully acted one woman show. How lucky are we????

[@MisterDramatic]

This is crazy!! In the past year, I've been scrubbing youtube to find docs and interviews of this talented actress. After seeing this and by HBO, all I have to say is, "It's about time, and thank you!!" Whatever the reason she was shut out by Hollywood back then doesn't mean her story and achievements can't be told.

[@RomanySoup]

A lesser known but great one of hers is De Sica's A Place for Lovers. And her wardrobe in it is delectable.

[@battlevain]

A very interesting documentary and it solidifies her status as a true acting icon of her time. She is a true student of her craft and has demonstrated her talents for decades. Sadly, her career is also a reminder that talent and beauty are not enough. A challenging reputation all too often becomes a person's prison and sadly, her "issues" have become the albatross around her own neck. Yet, we must celebrate her many achievements and give her incredible talent the credit that it is due.

[@mieldor76]

I never realized how stunning she was and is...just wow!

[@dannyblankenship8154]

Beautiful and one of the best ever is Faye!

[@Dan-tk5zs]

Wow.. what a fantastic experience I had watching this Documentary. Faye is complicated, charming, smart and extremely talented. As her son said, she encompasses all, the good and the bad, all at once. Like every human being.

[@monmothma3358]

Not one of her most famous movies, but I absolutely loved her as Milady in the Three and Four Musketeers. Perfect casting.

[@patricedecourcy4505]

Roman Polanski said she is a great actress, but so difficult to work with. She didn't learn her lines, she was obsessed with her look, constantly doing make-up between takes... Anyway the result was spectacular :)

[@timfahey7127]

Ok Faye....you've got my attention......again. Looking forward to this.

[@DearHumanity]

The Thomas Crown Affair with Faye Dunaway and Steve McQueen 😻

[@qwertiepie]

omg, I'm going to look that up. maybe it's on Max now. I enjoyed the remake. The original must be awesome with these two actors.

[@cultmamacultmama3571]

That's where I know her from :-) One of my favorite movies ever.

[@alec19811]

Faye dunaway is one of the greatest icons and greatest movie stars I’ve ever seen what an amazing talented person she is I really hope this is a good movie about her

[@bebesomething]

I first saw her in Supergirl and I was mesmerized as a kid. I watched all her work my life

[@wacabell]

Icon, legend, supremely gifted actress who deserved a whole lot more love and respect. Thank you HBO, cannot wait for this to be available in the UK!!!

[@justinwilliams7290]

I mean, nobody deserves MORE respect you have to earn it and from most accounts...she's not nice to be around. Maybe she should have been a bit more respectful of everyone around her...

[@moisemensah8233]

She has carved her place in history due to her roles. Her place in the Seventh Art's history is solidified permanently.

[@Raider577]

Available on Sky Documentaries from the 18th

[@MrBoyYankee]

I'm so glad that they're finally giving underrated gems with Faye Dunaway; like Eyes of Laura Mars & and Barfly, some flowers.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

In Bonnie and Clyde Arthur Penn gave her the most exquisite close ups of any actor I've ever seen. They are unforgettable and caught her unimaginable beauty. ❤

[@conorlynch9068]

China Town!! Faye’s performance is heartbreaking. Network is a close second.

[@dominey]

Loved her in Barfly. Crazy mess of a movie, but she was captivating.

[@okmega22]

Wait, is Bowen Yang really famous enough already to have a documentary about him?

[@deedledave9826]

He's earned it!

[@kifacorea]

?

[@squatch545]

She's been in some of the greatest movies ever made.

[@moisemensah8233]

Network was ominous and one of the greatest movies ever made.

[@azb-ir3hd]

Her performance in Network is, for my money, the greatest performance an actress has ever given.

[@moisemensah8233]

She was pure evil in this movie. But also perfect !

[@tyrone42ful]

I loed her in barfly and mommie dearest

[@mondoenterprises6710]

Faye knocked it out of the park numerous times! She's fabulous.

[@JohnnyFriendly]

Great that Dunaway is getting her due here. She may have had a rep for being difficult & unreasonable but she was no doubt an important part of the ‘70s New Hollywood revolution and deserves to be recognised as such. Looking forward to seeing this

[@CodePink1908]

LEGEND!

[@JamesBrown-ij1px]

I Adore Faye Dunaway!

[@TiaCatR]

Love her! It's such a shame what she's done to her beautiful face though. With looks that stunning, had she allowed herself to age naturally, she would still be stunning. That doesn't take away from all the excellent work she's done, but I still find it sad.

[@kellyharper8072]

I’m there! I adore her.

[@ITSFULLOFSTARS1]

Makes me want to watch Barfly tonight. She is everything.

[@GuadalupeGuacamole]

Meryl Streep idolizes Faye…that says everything.

[@Dionne_Sheree]

She paved the way for her! You can see the influence!

[@thebigl156]

When did she say that?

[@GuadalupeGuacamole]

@@thebigl156 years ago

[@bunnygirl2222]

This is soooo long overdue. Honestly all hail Faye! She is an absolute legend.

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

Don't forget to put Bette Davis in that documentary.

[@koleyw932]

Because of her eyes....

[@justinwilliams7290]

@@koleyw932 Because Bette HATED Faye Dunaway. She hated her more than she disliked Joan Crawford...

[@ammarmidani6358]

Legend.

[@stipetv1548]

WOW! What a star ⭐ I'm still convinced Bette David was right about how complex was working with her. About Mommie Dearest, she said she regreted it but also mentioned taht it was a very dear role to her. I salute her career whch was for the art, not for the flashes.

[@TheEllsworth8]

Did she get plastic surgery?

[@cultmamacultmama3571]

Are you kidding? Her face is so frozen she can barely speak, she sounds as if she had a whole loaf of bread in her mouth.

[@crybabyland]

I really hope they highlight how amazing she was in Barfly! She should’ve had been nominated along with Rooney.

[@unknowndes1re]

I love her

[@marinakaye8284]

'I'm Faye Dunaway.....and you're not!!' lol

[@koleyw932]

"She's my sister. She's my daughter. She's my sister, she's my daughter. Quit slapping me or I'll carve your other nostril with my eyebrow tweezers, kitty cat."

[@victorugbodaga754]

Brilliant Scene

[@dannyblankenship8154]

Best movie scene ever

[@howardjessica7704]

She is a great pretender. I think.

[@Raider577]

I saw this yesterday. She admits she is difficult to work with but suffers from bi polar. But Faye didn't mention anything about (though they showed a clip of) Bette Davis, who said Faye Dunaway was the worst person she ever worked with.

[@bambilotte]

She destroyed her face 😢

[@endor8witch]

oh please, this whole rebranding thing is so annoying. everyone saw that bts video for masterclass lol

[@baxatakbaxatak2014]

Faye looks almost like Joni Mitchell now! I smell older Joni in a biopic!

[@ilovemovies725]

She could play a ninja turtle too!

[@farginargle]

Loved her in Three Musketeers and Four Musketeers. Beautiful and Nasty!

[@ImileWepener]

Can’t wait

[@SebastianMontory]

My Favourite american actress

[@heathermetz6576]

1:37 “I’m Faye Dunnaway, that’s who I am.”

[@derekwarner2024]

The first time I saw her, was the Bonnie & Clyde... Amazing! Then Towering Inferno, knocked me out... The Eyes of Laura Mars.... Loved it, being a photographer....Then the mind blowing Chinatown film... The Masterpiece!

[@adp023]

During filming of The Thomas Crown Affair, director Norman Jewison said Steve McQueen would call her Dunne Fade Away.

[@maximusprime3459]

We shoulda resurrected Bette Davis for this.

[@EM-mw2qr]

I thought she was great as Eva Peron. I was surprised to find out that people didn't agree.

[@bsdgffishtuna5186]

basically faye is my mother without the talent.

[@janesays1278]

I’m so sorry. Growing up with a narcissistic parent (or at least one with narcissistic tendencies) is so hard. I hope you’ll give yourself the gift to find peace wherever you are in life now.

[@daniellyell7249]

Ive always been on her side. Legend

[@hylieaphrodite4086]

How I enjoyed watching this film and being able to learn about this incredible woman.. ♥️

[@Jan96106]

I watched both the Elizabeth Taylor documentary and the Faye Dunnaway one. Given my age, I knew more about Faye Dunnaway and saw more of her films. I love many of them, but especially Chinatown.

[@ericowensnyc]

I WORKED with her on a project and she was EVERY MINUTE the Faye Dunaway! 🤔🤔🤔

[@DebVeda]

Every great actor has a past x

[@degalan2656]

It’s uncanny how women are always judged as a group. Not un individual. I don’t look at myself as a man. I see myself as an independent individual. I do in no way shape or form relate to other men. Why would I?

[@normadesmond6017]

just watched it. What struck me the most is her bipolar disorder that pops up again and again through this documentary. Before it was known she had this disease she was labeled as beeing difficult to work with, Bette Davis saying she was the worst person she ever worked with (and she did work with the real Joan Crawford....) etc..Suffering from bipolar or any other mental illness is really an illness. Just like diabetes, MS, Parkinsons etc. There is something wrong in your brain and there is not much you can do about it. You see the real person here. Of course you also see her in Bonnie and Clyde and Network, but also what she is going through on a daily basis. It made me sad watching this. Sad because having a mental illness is so misunderstood and having to deal with it makes it just a bit harder.

[@lailaplaysdbd4004]

Yesss! I loved Faye Dunaway ever since watching Bonnie and Clyde back in 2020. ❤

[@pacershark452]

When you look into Faye Dunaway's eyes, It's obvious the woman was a Alpha-Type female. Which is why she fit in so well in Hollywood.

[@mistersurrealist]

Don't f*ck with Faye, HBO! This ain't her first time at the rodeo!

[@PossumLover1111]

She was also in a music video of Tom Petty's. She shone in that one!

[@toddlombardo]

Don't F with me fellas, this ain't my first time at the rodeo

[@theelvisguru9490]

She was so beautiful and now she looks like she’s had a skin graft after a fire

[@nomorepotforyou]

Love her!

[@agl5132]

Difficult or demanding the best? Wanting respect and acknowledgment for her accomplishments is her due.💐💐💐❤

[@justinwilliams7290]

Probably more difficult considering even Bette Davis loathed her...and she had to also put up with Joan Crawford but Faye topped her list of people she loathed.

[@nicholasdickens2801]

Faye Dunaway in one word - Frustrating. Or infuriating.

[@HoangTran-bu2ej]

Im obsessed with after Chinatown

[@stephanelemerasia]

Oui mais pourquoi avoir fait cette bouche de canard...

[@aeolia80]

so, back in the 90s, Faye Dunnaway did a tour of a play called the Master Class where she played Maria Callas, when the tour got to my home town, by mom was working as a costumer to help with any mending or alterations of if new pieces needed to be made or what ever. The room my mom was usually in with the other staff she worked with would be in the green room. Faye took that room over as her dressing room even though there were at least 2 large dressing rooms with showers she could've taken over, the green room was decorated more nicely I guess. Then she insisted that no one other than her dresser was allowed to see her backstage or to see her walk to the restroom (you know, since she didn't take a dressing room that had a restroom in it) she had the crew set up a hallway of curtains to block the view, these hallways weren't that big mind you. She was absolutely horrid to everyone, and she was there for 2 weeks I think. I don't know if Faye did method acting or anything, which I personally am NOT a proponent of, but if she was, it was to the detriment of everyone around her, the crew had a huge party after she left and I think the promotional office unofficially banned Dunnaway from the theatre in the future.

[@lovelyreen9936]

There are several stories like that that I’ve heard of her over the years. I wonder if any of that behaviour will be addressed in a more frank and honest way in the doc (it hints that it will; docs are highly subjective and this one seems angled mostly for favourable lighting on its subject, but there is a hint of it - she’s human, and in an entertainment sense at least, such stuff gives depths and spice to the subject). I’m sorry she had that effect on your mom and her workplace.

[@karlee3095]

I saw a review of this that mentions she is bipolar and Fay addresses this in the doc. I have friends who have bipolar and let's just the mood swings can be jarring--not that all with this illness have that severity.

[@MrDoctorMabuse]

I also know through only 2 or so degrees of separation that she's not well liked by civilians forced to interact with her. I don't condone such behavior but at least with her, it's fitting - she's a diva but with the medals to back it up.

[@claranism]

Now tt's the story we wanna see!! Not sum sugarcoated docu endorsed by La Faye!!

[@InnerPower4me]

Alot of these celebrities are so full of themselves.. wish folks quit worshiping them.. treat them like normal people

[@shaneschoeppner2868]

cold sassy tree, she was excellent in that movie.

[@denisefreitas6727]

A must see!

[@arleneliberti2949]

SHE IS A BEAUTY LOVED HER IN THE EYES OF LAURA MARS . 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@seand2711]

Looks good.

[@ashdash7206]

Emily Blunt for a biopic?

[@NatashaRaisorGlam]

Yayy🤗 Love her

[@mrfake675]

Queen

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Oh this is going to be QUITE the documentary

[@lantanalanta1709]

Decisive, strong gaze!

[@CharlesHarrington-fg3im]

LOVE HER! Need I say more?

[@catmejia6109]

Great actress ❤❤❤❤

[@gabrieltaylor2589]

She was a successor to the stars of the 30’s and 40’s and came up after the studio system collapsed. She was part of the Golden Age and rebirth of American cinema. The films she made defined Hollywood as it exists today. Much of that is forgotten now and it shouldn’t be. It’s sad that in this society women can’t be seen as valuable in their old age and know even more than they did when they were younger. But you’re supposed to look “pretty” I guess all the way to the grave and it ain’t necessarily so.

[@TheConcludingChapterofCrawford]

In no way is Dunaway a successor to the stars of the 30’s and 40’s. (You took that line directly from Dunaway's "Inside The Actors Studio" appearance). No actress of the 30s and 40s ever behaved the way Dunaway has behaved towards members of her own industry and the public. Actually, Dunaway is a testament of what went wrong in Hollywood in the 1960s and 70s, when older stars were brushed aside and discarded by the up and coming flakes of Hollywood. Dunaway became brushed aside in the 1980s, and has resented it every since. She got what she had coming to her after her poor treatment of so many. The rest of your comment is word-for-word copied from the "Joan Crawford: The Ultimate Movie Star" documentary - specifically what Betsy Palmer stated.

[@koleyw932]

Yeah, old women should be allowed to just be old women, not decrepit sexpots.

[@ilovemovies725]

Ha ha ha ! You should stop watching too many documentaries about female star. Your last line is a complete repeat of one of the guests on that Joan Crawford documentary...Talk about being a person and finding your uniqueness! Hey mate , follow the advice but make it your own!😂😂😂

[@harty4653]

Faye is incredible. Most beautiful woman of all time for me

[@waynemcauliffe-fv5yf]

What happened to her face?

[@elidefigueira4106]

my dream has come true

[@PhilipsWood725]

CANNOT. FKNG. WAIT. !!!!!!!!

[@samuelzins5089]

Not sure if I'll watch this but she was great in Chinatown and network