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Before ‘Doc,’ Molly Parker Gave a Stunning Performance in This Classic HBO Western

Molly Parker has created a fascinating protagonist in Dr. Amy Larsen in the new FOX drama, Doc. She’s a complex character who definitely has some faults (and not the best bedside manner!), but she ends up having a chance to reexamine her choices when she loses eight years of her memories after a car accident. Parker is already earning solid reviews in this role, but she’s had other impressive parts in tons of projects over the years. With over 100 credits on her resume, Parker has shown off her range in everything from Swingtown and Goliath to Lost in Space and House of Cards (which netted her an Emmy nomination). Even with this fantastic career, Parker has still somehow managed to remain under the radar until now. This means that new fans of hers might not even remember the project that served as a breakthrough role.
‘Deadwood’ Is a Peek into the Underbelly of the Wild West
HBO’s Emmy-winning Western, Deadwood, initially aired from 2004 to 2006, and cemented Parker as a talent to watch out for. She plays Alma Garret, a high-society woman who travels out west with her husband. He has secured a claim in the gold-laden territory, but the town of Deadwood in the 1870s is much different than the refined environments that Alma is used to. With her well-coiffed hair and fancy clothes, Alma definitely sticks out in a town that’s overrun with rough-around-the-edges men. The majority of the women in the town are sex workers or have more masculine mannerisms — like the wild Calamity Jane (Robin Weigert). Alma fiercely protects her femininity and works endlessly to retain her polish and her elegance, but her surroundings are filled with violent and out-of-control characters. Danger lurks around every turn, especially since all of these men are determined to cash in on getting rich, no matter what it takes. They have no problem resorting to murder in their pursuit of gold (or of power over the town).
Within the first several episodes of Deadwood, Alma very quickly finds herself in a precarious situation, where she must use her intelligence to outsmart the town’s ruthless villain, Al Swearengen (Ian McShane). Throughout the show’s three-season run, Alma continues to evolve. Although she’s determined to retain some of her dignified facade, she is a woman who fights to overcome her circumstances (and to pursue her desires). Whether she’s falling for heartthrob Seth Bullock (Timothy Olyphant) or struggling with a serious laudanum addiction, Alma has a quiet, restrained intensity that always pushes her towards survival. No matter how high the stakes are, Alma endures despite all the odds stacked against her.

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This Is HBO’s Best Historical Drama Series

With its twist on traditional Western tropes and a standout ensemble cast, this historical drama still reigns supreme.
Molly Parker Gives an Impressive, Nuanced Performance in ‘Deadwood’
Although there are some flashier performances in the series (like McShane and Weigert), Parker’s depiction of Alma is a more understated portrayal that allows the show to offer another authentic, multilayered female character. Parker plays Alma as a woman with values (which are hard to maintain in a rough-and-tumble Western town), and her blend of vulnerability and strength illustrates the complexity of being a woman in a misogynistic world. Parker was also able to create a compelling chemistry with her co-stars (especially Olyphant), and some of the most intriguing parts of the series are when Alma finds herself interacting with another character that pushes Alma out of her comfort zone. Just like with Doc, Parker demonstrates that female characters can show all sides of themselves; Alma’s range of emotions spreads the gamut from jealousy and anger to determination and bravery. In the hands of a lesser actor, Alma could have become just another supporting character, there to further the plot points of the men. But with Parker’s sensitivity and truthfulness (and the stellar writing of creator David Milch), Alma becomes a full-fledged protagonist who is one of Deadwood‘s most engrossing characters.
Deadwood was ultimately canceled after three seasons, largely due to extremely high production costs (each episode cost $4.5 million to make) and declining ratings. There were fan petitions to save this truly unique series, but HBO decided to pull the plug in 2006. Luckily, fans were treated to a movie that came out in 2019, which provided an update on where the characters were several years after the action of the show took place. Even decades later, Parker was still able to infuse a captivating display of emotions to continue the legacy of Alma’s fascinating story. Now that Parker is starring in Doc, hopefully even more people will get to see this underrated, versatile actor at work, but Deadwood is still one of the best examples of her immense talent.
Seasons 1-3 of Deadwood are available to stream on Max in the U.S.
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A show set in the late 1800s, revolving around the characters of Deadwood, South Dakota; a town of deep corruption and crime.
Release Date

March 21, 2004

Seasons

3

Before she became known as “Doc” on the popular HBO series “Deadwood,” Molly Parker gave a stunning performance in the classic HBO Western “Deadwood.” This critically acclaimed show, set in the lawless town of Deadwood, South Dakota, during the 1870s, featured Parker as Alma Garret, a wealthy widow who becomes entangled in the town’s politics and power struggles.
Parker’s portrayal of Alma Garret was both complex and captivating, showcasing her talent as a versatile and talented actress. Her performance in “Deadwood” earned her praise from critics and fans alike, establishing her as a force to be reckoned with in the world of television Westerns.
If you’re a fan of Molly Parker’s work on “Deadwood,” be sure to check out her earlier performance in this classic HBO Western. You won’t be disappointed.

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January 19, 2025
Bob Mackie’s work with Cher, Carol Burnett, Miley Cyrus spotlighted in new doc

A Bob Mackie outfit is not hard to spot, and chances are you’ve seen plenty of them over the years, whether they’ve been worn by Cher, Miley Cyrus or on “The Carol Burnett Show.”
As talented are these performers are on their own, many say Mackie’s iconic designs made them the stars that they are today. Even Elton John once said in an interview that his career wouldn’t have been what it was if it wasn’t for the fashion designer’s colorful and vibrant looks, such as the sequined LA Dodgers uniform and the Donald Duck outfit.
Filmmaker Matthew Miele is of the same opinion, and it’s why he pursued “Bob Mackie: Naked Illusion,” a documentary all about the designer that spotlights several of his career-defining looks and the stars who wore them. The film will screen at the 36th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival, running Jan. 2 through 13. Miele and Mackie, a Palm Springs resident, will hold a Q&A after the screening on Jan. 11.
Mackie said in a recent interview with The Desert Sun that he’s been approached about doing a documentary on his work several times in the past, but it was only possible with Miele who “had the right attitude.”
“He wanted to tell a story about a person. Not just, oh la la la, isn’t he wonderful and all that sort of nonsense. It’s really about someone who does that for a job,” Mackie said. “I’m very serious about my work. Everyone says, ‘Wouldn’t it be fun? Is it fun doing what you do for a living?’ And I say, yes, but it’s important to do it right.”
Mackie and Miele spoke with The Desert Sun about their experience working on the documentary and what lessons they hope people take from Mackie’s decades-spanning career.
Collaborations with Cher, Carol Burnett
Mackie knew he wanted to pursue costume design ever since he was a child.
He said he loved seeing stars like Carmen Miranda and Betty Grable dressed up in their expressive outfits and was a big fan of musicals of the 1940s and 1950s, which, in particular, featured vibrant designs.
“When I was about 11, I went to see ‘An American in Paris.’ When I saw the ballet (scene), I thought, ‘Oh I think I can do that kind of work,’” Mackie said. “That’s when I got really serious about it in school. I kept pushing forward until I got my first job in Hollywood.”
He first worked for Paramount Studios as a sketch artist, and then for legendary costume designer Edith Head in the 1960s. But he truly made a name for himself with the looks he designed for the television series “The Sonny and Cher Show” and “The Carol Burnett Show.” Fans of the “Gone with the Wind” spoof from Burnett’s variety show will likely never forget the outlandish curtain dress she donned, which was all thanks to Mackie. He also designed costumes for several films and was nominated for three Academy Awards.
His decades-long collaboration with Cher also put more eyes on his work. He dressed her in several iconic looks, including her 1986 Oscars “revenge” outfit, which included a towering feathered headpiece and black jewel-encrusted bralette and matching low-rise side-slit skirt, and the “naked dress” she wore to the 1974 Met Gala (made of a see-through mesh with sequins and feathers).
If you’re not already impressed, Mackie even made the original sketch for Marilyn Monroe’s “Happy birthday, Mr. President” dress when he was just 23.
“I’m very serious about knowing what the performer looks like, how they perform, how they move, how they dance, what the audience wants to see when they go to see them, whether it’s Las Vegas or Broadway,” Mackie said. “I think it’s good for the audience to be surprised and be like, ‘Oh wow, look at that.’”
“Bob Mackie: Naked Illusion” gets to the heart of several of those iconic looks by dissecting the designs with Mackie and hearing from stars Cher, Burnett, Cyrus (who donned a Mackie-designed outfit at the 2024 Grammy Awards), drag queen RuPaul, the late Mitzi Gaynor and others what it was like to actually wear those outfits.
“I’ve been really lucky, I’ve had the best clients ever,” Mackie said. “I have people that I really admire, and I admire their work ethic and talent.”
Making ‘Bob Mackie: Naked Illusion’
Filmmaker Miele was similarly inspired by glitz and glam when he was younger, but in a unique way.
While he admits he’s not a “fashion person” whatsoever, he’s always been fascinated by what happens behind the scenes. What always stood out to him were the Bergdorf Goodman holiday window displays, which he described as full of heart, whimsy and optimism that fueled his passion. One of his early films, “Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf’s,” is all about those displays and the people behind them.
Miele said he had a similar response when he became familiar with Mackie’s work.
“The same thing happened with me when I was watching television at home or movies where you see these iconic people come out in their outfits and the construction of the garment and what it does for the film or television show it’s part of,” Miele said. “You see these amazing things, and suddenly you see a common denominator: Bob Mackie.”
The goal of “Bob Mackie: Naked Illusion” was to give viewers a glimpse into the man behind the clothes, the director said. The documentary follows Mackie two years before the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and one year after, and shows the designer interacting with his two great-grandchildren and ex-wife LuLu Porter, attending the Met Gala and continuing his work with some of the biggest stars of today.
Miele said securing all of the celebrity interviews wasn’t too difficult because so many people wanted to praise the designer and his work. Speaking with Cher was special because “when she says, ‘I really don’t care what people think,’ you believe it. She’s put herself out there in really daring things, and Bob is a big part of that. It’s such a refreshing thing to hear.”
Gaynor was “a real highlight” as well because she is a “spitfire who you don’t see coming,” Miele said. He added that she was important to have in the film because she was Mackie’s first big star client and “really put him on the map.”
Much like many of the people he dressed, Mackie said he’s surprised himself at times with his designs. One of those moments includes seeing Cher on the cover of Time Magazine in 1975 wearing his naked dress, “looking very glamorous and very much not at all like people that are on the cover of Time Magazine.”
Honoring Mackie’s icon status
In the end, the documentary became more than just a showcase of Mackie’s work.
Miele said he wanted to pay gratitude to Mackie for his upbringing and bringing so many creative creations to life. What also really struck the director was that each of the interviewees also recognized how special and important Mackie’s work has been for pop culture and their careers.
“One of the secrets of the clothes is it does allow these people to become the stars that they became and allow us to enjoy them in that image of them over the years,” Miele said. “Without that, I don’t think Elton John is the charismatic performer he is. I don’t think Cher is as revered as she is around the world for her clothing and iconic status that she’s attained. I don’t think Carol Burnett’s show is half as what it should have been without Bob’s input on costuming.”
Mackie was quite moved to hear what many of his clients had to say about his work, especially John.
“Elton John played the piano and sang, and then all of a sudden he says in the documentary, if I hadn’t dressed up, my career would have taken on a whole other mood and look than it has now,” Mackie said. “That was very inspirational for me. Like it was fun to become somebody that’s visually interesting as well as musically.”
If you go
What: “Bob Mackie: Naked Illusion” screening at the Palm Springs International Film Festival
When/where: 12:45 p.m. Jan. 11 at the Palm Springs Cultural Center, 2300 E. Baristo Road, Palm Springs
Cost: $20 (tickets on standby)
More info:www.psfilmfest.org
Ema Sasic covers entertainment and health in the Coachella Valley. Reach her at ema.sasic@desertsun.com or on Twitter @ema_sasic.

Bob Mackie is a legendary fashion designer known for his extravagant and show-stopping creations. His work with iconic stars such as Cher, Carol Burnett, and Miley Cyrus has solidified his status as one of the most influential designers in the entertainment industry.
A new documentary is set to shine a spotlight on Mackie’s collaborations with these three powerhouse women, showcasing his incredible talent and creativity. From Cher’s jaw-dropping Bob Mackie-designed costumes for her Las Vegas residency to Carol Burnett’s unforgettable wardrobe on “The Carol Burnett Show,” Mackie’s work has left a lasting impression on pop culture.
The documentary will also explore Mackie’s more recent collaborations with Miley Cyrus, including her bold and daring looks for various red carpet events and performances. Mackie’s ability to push the boundaries of fashion and create unforgettable moments for his clients is truly unparalleled.
Fans of fashion, music, and entertainment won’t want to miss this in-depth look at Bob Mackie’s incredible career and his impact on some of the biggest names in showbiz. Stay tuned for more details on this exciting new documentary!

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January 1, 2025
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In the golden age of pulp fiction, two iconic heroes stood out among the rest: The Shadow and Doc Savage. These two larger-than-life characters captured the imagination of readers with their thrilling adventures and uncanny abilities. But what set these characters apart from other pulp heroes of the time?
One key factor was their publisher, Street & Smith. This publishing house was known for producing high-quality pulp magazines that featured top-tier writing and thrilling stories. The Shadow and Doc Savage were both born out of the creative minds at Street & Smith, and their success was a testament to the publisher’s ability to create engaging and compelling characters.
The Shadow, also known as Lamont Cranston, was a mysterious vigilante who used his psychic powers to fight crime in the dark alleys of New York City. With his ability to cloud men’s minds and his mastery of disguise, The Shadow struck fear into the hearts of criminals everywhere. Created by Walter B. Gibson, The Shadow became one of the most popular pulp heroes of the 1930s and 40s.
Doc Savage, on the other hand, was a scientific genius and master of multiple disciplines. Raised from birth to be the pinnacle of human achievement, Doc Savage traveled the world with his team of experts, solving mysteries and battling evil wherever he went. Created by Lester Dent, Doc Savage embodied the ideals of strength, intelligence, and justice.
Together, The Shadow and Doc Savage represented the best of what pulp fiction had to offer. Their stories were filled with action, suspense, and larger-than-life characters that captured the imaginations of readers everywhere. And it was all thanks to the creative minds at Street & Smith.
So the next time you pick up a pulp magazine or delve into the world of vintage fiction, remember the power of characters like The Shadow and Doc Savage. They may have come from a bygone era, but their impact on popular culture is still felt today.
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December 30, 2024
Liza Minnelli doc shows how Judy Garland’s daughter became a star in her own right
You may think you know everything about Liza Minnelli — Judy Garland and Vincente Minnelli’s daughter who danced and sang on stages all around the world — but you’ve only just scratched the surface.
While it’s true that it was difficult to live in the shadow of her legendary parents, that’s not the only chapter in Minnelli’s life. Following her mother’s tragic death, the performer experienced her own awakening to become an icon herself, leading to five decades of dazzling audiences on the stage and screen. Even though there were low periods in her life, including her many marriages and struggles with substance abuse (she sought treatment at the Betty Ford Center in Rancho Mirage in 1984), they all contributed to making Minnelli the immensely cherished person she is today.
Now, the Oscar winner is telling her story in her own words in the new documentary “Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story.” Not only does the documentary showcase interviews with Minnelli and some of her closest pals, including Michael Feinstein, Mia Farrow, Ben Vereen, Joel Grey and the late Chita Rivera, it also features never-before-seen, behind-the-scenes footage of her that was shot in the ’70s during her European Tour.
The film will screen at the 36th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival, running Jan. 2 through 13, before its theatrical release on Jan. 31 at Laemmle’s Royal in Los Angeles and Town Center in Encino.
Director Bruce David Klein spoke with The Desert Sun ahead of the festival about working with the performer, hearing her story and the lessons he hopes people take from the film.
Liza Minnelli is ‘a real talent’
Klein can easily recall his first memories being introduced to Minnelli’s work.
He saw the poster for the 1972 film “Cabaret” in his youth, although he was not allowed to watch it then. When he was old enough to see movies by himself, he saw Minnelli in “Arthur” and was blown away not just by her comedic acting, but by the fact that she was the same actress who played Sally Bowles in the dark musical set in 1930s Germany. Finally seeing the film that won her the Oscar for best actress, Klein recognized that she was “a real talent.”
But the real moment of greatness came when he attended her “Liza’s at the Palace” concert in 2008.
“There was a lot of questions about her at the time. She had just gotten out of wild marriages and she had hip surgery. Did she still have her voice? Would she be able to pull this off?” Klein explained. “I’ll never forget, the curtains up, she walks out, the spotlight comes on her and she does a ‘Liza move’ and the audience lost their mind. I’ve seen (David) Bowie and (Paul) McCartney and The Rolling Stones, and I have never seen an effect by a performer on an audience. … They were standing on the Broadway seats applauding.”
It made sense then to Klein that Minnelli deserved a documentary about her life. What made the venture even more exciting was her management team sharing about 25 hours of never-before-seen footage from her tour in the 1970s.
“We were like, ‘Are you kidding me?’” Klein said.
Liza Minnelli was ‘born on third base’
It’s clear from the first few minutes of the film that she’s a perfectionist — she dictates to the camera crew at which height to place the camera and tells a makeup artist where she needs a touchup. “I may be my mother’s daughter, but (there’s) a lot of my father in it,” she says.
From her parents — Garland, an acclaimed actress and singer known for “The Wizard of Oz” and “A Star is Born,” and Minnelli, the stage and film director of productions such as “An American in Paris” and “Gigi” — Minnelli inherited the best of their artistic genes. But it took quite some work for her to become a star in her own right.
“Liza, without question, undeniably was born on third base,” Klein said. “But when you delve into it, you realize that, in some ways, her getting from third base to home base was even harder than for some people rounding the bases. The reason being those expectations of trying to start a career.”
Minnelli and Garland had a complicated relationship — stemming from her mother’s substance abuse and some jealousy, as archival footage from a 1964 performance shows Garland getting frustrated when the crowd goes wild for Minnelli’s singing. But Minnelli “just melts” and is “in absolute awe of that talent” whenever her mother is brought up, Klein said.
However, at the same time, she was constantly compared to her mother and had such high standards placed upon her.
“Will she ever sing as well as her mother? Will she ever dance as well as her mother? Does she have movie star looks?” Klein said. “The expectations and the discussions around her was always framed through the point of view of her mother, and there was almost no way she was ever going to get out of that.”
Mentorship key to Minnelli’s success after Judy Garland’s death
After her mother’s death, Minnelli sought out extraordinary mentors in her life, including author and singer Kay Thompson, musical theatre lyricist Fred Ebb, French singer Charles Aznavour, fashion designer Roy Halston and director and dancer Bob Fosse. As a result, it changed her life and career.
Thompson, her quirky godmother, inspired confidence in Minnelli to find herself and become larger than life, much like the author of the “Eloise” series. Aznavour, called the “French Frank Sinatra,” helped Minnelli connect with audiences on stage and discover her voice. And working with dance legend Fosse on “Cabaret,” which involved grueling choreography and rehearsals, earned her an Academy Award.
Minnelli has won an Emmy Award for her concert film “Liza with a Z,” two Tony Awards for Best Actress in a Musical for “Flora the Red Menace” and “The Act” and the Grammy Living Legend Award. She’s one of the few performers to have received the EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony).
“For me, the message of the film is the power of mentors to transform us,” Klein said. “People, myself included, tend to be very arm’s length with people who can sometimes help us provide a new perspective, give us some help, and I think Liza’s life is really a case in point of the power of letting these mentors and people into your life to help make you better, to help bring out your talent.”
Minnelli knows how to make ’em laugh
It can be daunting to work with and spend time with a living legend, but Klein said what makes Minnelli so special is how down to earth, friendly and approachable she is. It should also come as no surprise that her love of humor shines through.
“She likes you even more if you make her laugh, and she’s actually pretty easy to make laugh,” he said.
What was quite surprising to learn about the actress was how much she’s interested in learning about other people’s lives and wanting to make them feel like she’s their friend. Many of the interview subjects in the film say the same thing.
“That’s a very disarming thing because normally when you’re around people, let alone celebrities, the whole thing is you’re pitching, you’re trying to be nice to them,” Klein said. “It’s very disconcerting when you have a star of her magnitude actually working hard to make you like her. She does that with just about anybody she meets, it doesn’t matter, anybody on the crew.”
If you go
What: “Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story” screening at the Palm Springs International Film Festival
When/where: 8:15 p.m. Jan. 3 at Palm Springs High School, 2401 E. Baristo Road, Palm Springs; 9:30 a.m. Jan. 6 at Festival Theaters, 789 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs; 7:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at Palm Springs Cultural Center, 2300 E. Baristo Road, Palm Springs; 4:15 p.m. Jan. 10 at Annenberg Theater, 101 N. Museum Drive, Palm Springs
Cost: $20
More info:www.psfilmfest.org
Ema Sasic covers entertainment and health in the Coachella Valley. Reach her at ema.sasic@desertsun.com or on Twitter @ema_sasic.

Liza Minnelli Doc Shows How Judy Garland’s Daughter Became a Star in Her Own Right
The new documentary about Liza Minnelli, daughter of legendary actress and singer Judy Garland, is shedding light on how she carved out her own path to stardom. Despite growing up in the shadow of her famous mother, Liza Minnelli’s talent and charisma quickly made her a star in her own right.
The documentary takes a deep dive into Minnelli’s childhood, her struggles with fame, and her rise to becoming one of the most iconic performers of her generation. From her early days on Broadway to her Academy Award-winning role in Cabaret, Liza Minnelli’s journey is a testament to her resilience and determination.
Through archival footage, interviews with friends and colleagues, and intimate moments with Minnelli herself, the documentary paints a vivid picture of the woman behind the legend. It shows how she overcame personal challenges and forged her own path in show business, earning her a place among the greats.
Liza Minnelli’s legacy is undeniable, and this documentary is a fitting tribute to her incredible talent and enduring impact on the entertainment industry. It serves as a reminder that, while she may have been Judy Garland’s daughter, Liza Minnelli is a star in her own right.

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December 30, 2024
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December 26, 2024
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December 16, 2024
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December 16, 2024
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December 15, 2024
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December 15, 2024
Westerns: 4 PACK MGM Films (Breakheart Pass / Valdez Is Coming / Doc! / Stagecoach)

Price: $15.99
(as of Dec 14,2024 21:21:36 UTC – Details)

Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.1 x 5.42 x 0.58 inches; 2.93 ounces
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00BBIC3ZK

Are you a fan of classic Western films? Look no further than this 4 PACK collection of MGM films, featuring some of the most iconic Westerns of all time.
Breakheart Pass: Join Charles Bronson as he stars in this thrilling tale of murder and mystery aboard a train traveling through the Wild West.
Valdez Is Coming: Burt Lancaster shines in this revenge-driven story of a sheriff seeking justice for a wronged man in a small town.
Doc!: Witness the legendary gunfight at the O.K. Corral in this biographical film about the infamous Doc Holliday, played by Stacy Keach.
Stagecoach: John Wayne leads a star-studded cast in this classic Western about a group of strangers traveling through dangerous territory on a stagecoach.
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December 14, 2024