Scott O'Brien to Visit the SSO on 12/17 & 12/18 to Discuss "SYLVIA SIDNEY: PAID BY THE TEAR"
Posted: December 15th, 2016, 7:42 pm
"There isn't a role that I wouldn't accept, provided it's good and has something to say..." - Sylvia Sidney
Her face was magnificent. In youth, middle age and as an elderly woman she wore it proudly, radiating intelligence, innocence, pain and joy--along with some acerbic humor and a stubborn feistiness--but Sidney's enduring spirit and professionalism might be even more impressive during her eight decade career.
That was Sylvia--a woman whose high cheekbones and magnetic, large eyes who could radiate an exquisite delicacy and toughness with the flick of an eye. Now we have an opportunity to learn more about this somewhat mysterious figure in classic film on Sat., Dec.17 & Sun., Dec.18 we have a chance to learn more about Sidney during an online visit at The Silver Screen Oasis. Scott O'Brien will be discussing his latest book, PAID BY THE TEAR (BearManor), throughout the weekend.
More here along with the thread for this upcoming Q & A:
http://silverscreenoasis.com/oasis3/viewforum.php?f=127
Her face was magnificent. In youth, middle age and as an elderly woman she wore it proudly, radiating intelligence, innocence, pain and joy--along with some acerbic humor and a stubborn feistiness--but Sidney's enduring spirit and professionalism might be even more impressive during her eight decade career.
That was Sylvia--a woman whose high cheekbones and magnetic, large eyes who could radiate an exquisite delicacy and toughness with the flick of an eye. Now we have an opportunity to learn more about this somewhat mysterious figure in classic film on Sat., Dec.17 & Sun., Dec.18 we have a chance to learn more about Sidney during an online visit at The Silver Screen Oasis. Scott O'Brien will be discussing his latest book, PAID BY THE TEAR (BearManor), throughout the weekend.
More here along with the thread for this upcoming Q & A:
http://silverscreenoasis.com/oasis3/viewforum.php?f=127