He seem only interested in people, from the perspective of how interesting they were, he didn’t really seem to have any empathy for his “Superstar’s “ when they needed help

You know. I’ve noticed many gay men have this behavior. I’ve even caught it in myself, and of course corrected. It’s not on purpose however. I’m sure it’s some deeper comment on society as a whole but there you have it.

No he didn't. He was no saint, but anyone who's read the slightest thing about Edie knows she was a wildly unstable person rocketing on drvgs the brief time they were collaborating. Warhol made her famous, and SHE was the one who left because she thought Bob Dylan would boost that fame. Andy didn't discard her, it was the crazy 60s and Edie went her own way. Jean Stein's biography of Edie was a great read but really poisonously slanted in creating her myth, h0m0ph0b1cally casting Andy as the villain. He wasn't.

seems like Dylan is more at fault

Not all. The family built a poor foundation. Warhol and others saw this and exploited it. She was in her early twenties and still imo very much a child, considering how sheltered she had been out on that large ranch before moving to the east coast. It seems like she was let loose because of her legal age, but others saw that she had not really been prepared for the world. Her beauty gave her positive attention, but borh her money and beauty brought her a lot vultures who used her and exploited her vulnerabilities and inexperience. In today's world, she wouldn't have had to beg for a career in modeling or even in independent films.

@@kristinmeyer489: Thank you for that insight. Very well said!

You are welcome 🙏 Trish T and I agree with your comment

Never was a woman without a man to blame. Women put themselves into the hands of men because it is a shortcut up the ladder, and if anything goes wrong, it's never her fault. She used him for his fame just as much as he used her. That would be obvious to everyone if he had a vagina.

Thanks Terry Slaughter 🙏 I knew it was a gallery but I didn’t know that Nelson was in it! That’s awesome 🤩 Thank you for the heads up!

Wow! I really appreciate that Kevin Howard! Thank you 🙏 😊

Thank You so much!

sorry but warhol contributed to her death.

Lou Reed got out in time. He noticed how Andy " went through people" and " that wasn't gonna happen to me" .

I have not seen it! I will have to check it out Thanks 🙏 for the tip Mazda Isphahan

Thank you 🙏 MsRyland511 🥰 I appreciate that. I found it sad too. It’s really surprising how quickly she deteriorated, in such a short period of time

Thanks Username 🙏 I wonder that too!

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Very 60s. As women's lib was on the rise, the sexual objectification of females that looked like girls began.

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Thank you 🙏 Marigold I definitely appreciate your comment ♥️ I’m sure Retro Kitty and friends would love 💕 to make more cameos

Audrey Hepburn is a classic beauty. "Breakfast at Tiffany's".

Don’t you think she looks more like twiggy

Thank you 🙏 Ken George Jones That’s a very interesting idea 💡 I will have to look 👀 into that. Let me know if you know of any resources that might be helpful 😊

@@RetroRoomYT There's the Rialto Report (although that is an adult film blog/podcast, just to warn, definitely NSFW). The story they had on Dolly Sharp/Helen Wood reminded me of something I could have seen your channel doing, with the twists and turns of her life. Others of that period like Jamie Gillis, Eric Edwards, Tina Russell, Linda Lovelace, Kathie Hilton, etc. and probably a lot more I don't know about. Very dramatic. Beyond that, if you'd rather not do videos on that type of subject, now that I think of it, the early years of the SNL cast are pretty fascinating. Some of that has been covered to death, but other stories, like Yvonne Hudson (the first black female cast member of SNL, an extra for several years before and after that point, supposedly an NBC employee before being cast as she was already there and easy to hire, disappeared after about 1983 or 1984), would also be fascinating. Oh, and Andy Warhol also appeared on SNL several times in 1981 for some weird films and some very unique writers of that period (like Nelson Lyon and Terry Southern) were also briefly involved, which would be interesting material, along with Michael O'Donoghue's tumultuous involvement for half the season. Dennis Perrin wrote about some of that.

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Precisely. Nothing but snakes around her who posed as friends and lovers.

Thank you Angel 🙏 Yeah, Warhol seemed kinda cold about the whole thing Those are my pets. Retro kitty has siblings ❤️

You are welcome 🙏 Jon Clowdus 😊

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No problem 😊

This is something I have been thinking about Anjellike. I have been getting a few questions about this topic. Maybe 🤔 we will have to start talking about it 😊💡

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Thank you so much 😀 MJ Reikiriot

She is 👍 an Icon for sure

Very sad

Wow 🤩 thanks 🙏 Susan C And Thank you for subscribing ❤️

Me too. I’m 65 now and I just love this old stuff. Anything from the 60’s and 70’s is like going back in time for me. Those were such amazing times to be alive. I was a teenager in the 70’s. Sex, drugs, and rock n roll. We did it all back then. I could write a great book about it but I’m just glad I survived it all.

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thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks!

This is a very valid point you are making. Thanks 🙏

@@RetroRoomYT thank you 😊

Gross. I grew up in that era and never realized the age gap. Thanks for the perspective.

@@mtaylor7307 I also realised it lately, I’m a photographer. When I was a beginner I often befriended my models. But it was when I was 22-25. Now I am 37 and I have nothing in common with those girls. So this is my personal perspective

I believe they made almost 20 films togther

Tomato tamoto

I think u get flagged as a creator if you say it and it wont make any revenue

Wow!!

Nico, 1988, is her last self documentary. Nico decoded.

Minty was Edie's brother who committed suicide. Dad was Frances, aka "Fuzzy"

Yes and the Earth is flat!

@@sarahisstellina the earth is flat I agree, but what does flat earth have to do with Eddie being a transgender?