Skylightmovies — 11 years ago(May 13, 2014 12:17 PM)

make more movies. I loved 'Will There Really Be A Morning' and I know it was a tame version of Frances Farmer's life but it was made for tv and I think she did a excellent job of conveying the frustration that this creative actress was forced to suffer.
Also Lee Grant's interpretation of her mother was wonderfully controlling because she did not play a two dimensional baddie, she supported her daughter but for the wrong reasons and ultimately suffocated her with obligation and guilt.
A side note, I think the work Susan Blakely has had done is far more 'natural ' than the puffed up faces Hollywood women are being encouraged to use to combat wrinkles and expression lines.
Never thought I'd say this but if they could improve the windswept surgical face lifts of old , it would be more pleasing to the eye (EG Jane Fonda) than attaching bubble cheeks that hide the eyes.