Dynasty: The Making of a Guilty Pleasure

Téléfilm
2005
1h 30m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,6/10

245

MA NOTE

Alice Krige, Melora Hardin, and Bartholomew John in Dynasty: The Making of a Guilty Pleasure (2005)

Drama

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,6/10

245

MA NOTE

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Anecdotes
Several series regulars, including Jeff Colby (John James) and Fallon Carrington Colby (Pamela Sue Martin/Emma Samms) are completely omitted.

Gaffes
Just before the taping of the Moldavian massacre scene, the crew member with the sticks says "Moravian" massacre, not Moldavian.

Citations
Al Corley: When I took this job on I was under the impression that we gonna do something significant with Steven. Something that's gonna have an impact on the way America views gay people. I'm not gay, but correct me if I'm wrong: Is homosexuality a disease that can be cured by a blonde bimbo in Daisy Duke shorts?

Connexions
Features Dynasty (1981)

Commentaires des utilisateurs18

Commentaire en vedette

You've got to be kidding

What a wreck of a movie! Camp classic (Valley of the Dolls - so bad it's good, as another comment above aptly points out) it was not. I'm kicking myself all day today for wasting two hours of my life on this thing. Were these actors deliberately trying to sabotage their own careers? My antidote this morning was to waste two more hours (of repeats) on the newest guilty pleasure on TV - The O.C. - which is already starting to veer into "absurdist" territory in its plot lines, the "formula" having simply been tweaked for the present decade. Formula writing is the bane of American TV. This is always where it ends up - a parody of a parody, exhausted and flopping around like a fish on the beach.