Just found this posted on the movie's page on IMDB.
Hopefully this means that this is finally gaining some steam. I'm very interested to see how this movie turns out as I love the play and the original film.
"I love talking about nothing. It is the only thing I know anything about." - Oscar Wilde
I'm with Michael Bennett on this. Great poster, but I'm not looking forward to the movie. I love the play and the 1939 film, but I have a feeling this remake will be very much inferior
Acted in the original in an amateur production. Never felt there was much there - and it will require a major re-write to make sense in 21st Century setting. But you never know...
The scandal and heart break of divorce in the 30s and 40s certainly doesn't exist today in most of American society. It was then a mark of a failure in the one thing women "had" to succeed at - even if it was a man's "fault". It reminds me of "Brief Encounter" - one of my favorite movies of all time. When it was remade in the 1960's with (I think) Richard Burton and Sophia Loren (!?) it had no impact because extra marital sexual encounters were no longer "extraordinary". So the plot of THE WOMEN works - it is just hard to make it resonate much emotionally. It is just another reality show treatment.