While working as a Special correspondent for OUTview’s OUTscene series at SIFF 2010, Nikki Lee Taylor had an opportunity to speak with the writer/director James Rasin of “Beautiful Darling: The Life and Times of Candy Darling, Andy Warhol Superstar”. This is the film (Now Playing in Limited release) to see an objective, true life view of not only a beautiful and talented star, but an actual role model and pioneer for transsexuals, at a time when putting on a pair of hose meant risking jail, literally.
See the FULL interview below:
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Friday, April 22, 2011
OUTscene (Exclusive INTER-view): Nikki Lee Taylor chats with James Rasin about his New film, “Beautiful Darling, the life and times of Candy Darling.”
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