Author and podcaster Karina Longworth of You Must Remember This will be on hand for a conversation with AFS Founder & Artistic Director Richard Linklater. They'll discuss Howard Hughes, the subject of Longworth's new book, Seduction, following a screening of the 1952 film Wait Till The Sun Shines, Nellie.
The rarely-screened film that is a showcase for luminescent leading lady Jean Peters, who features prominently in the book as one of Hughes’ many loves. In the movie, directed by Henry King, she plays a young wife who, when called to submerge her own ambitions in life for her husbands’ sake, instead rebels.
Author and podcaster Karina Longworth of You Must Remember This will be on hand for a conversation with AFS Founder & Artistic Director Richard Linklater. They'll discuss Howard Hughes, the subject of Longworth's new book, Seduction, following a screening of the 1952 film Wait Till The Sun Shines, Nellie.
The rarely-screened film that is a showcase for luminescent leading lady Jean Peters, who features prominently in the book as one of Hughes’ many loves. In the movie, directed by Henry King, she plays a young wife who, when called to submerge her own ambitions in life for her husbands’ sake, instead rebels.
Author and podcaster Karina Longworth of You Must Remember This will be on hand for a conversation with AFS Founder & Artistic Director Richard Linklater. They'll discuss Howard Hughes, the subject of Longworth's new book, Seduction, following a screening of the 1952 film Wait Till The Sun Shines, Nellie.
The rarely-screened film that is a showcase for luminescent leading lady Jean Peters, who features prominently in the book as one of Hughes’ many loves. In the movie, directed by Henry King, she plays a young wife who, when called to submerge her own ambitions in life for her husbands’ sake, instead rebels.
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