Her countenance falls immediately as she thought she might have some future with Lynn. Barbara is enjoying herself until she see’s Lynn dancing with another woman. Never mind that quite a few folks are making complete fools of themselves. Meanwhile, Lynn and Barbara attend a Parrothead event where Dennis is a fixture. She’s at least no longer stuck with a man determined to stay high all the time. He’s still a bizarre character who I find somewhat insufferable, but at least I feel better for Anne. And about the time I’m prepared to just hit STOP, Reggie admits he’s ready to stop using weed and other drugs.
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And find myself depressed knowing the world is full of people – of all ages – who are still so far away from figuring it out. I’m an hour into the show with 15 minutes remaining. Up to this point, most of the scenes are sad. It’s a rare glimpse of people who are enjoying life. They laugh and cut up while playing mini-golf. Lynn pulls her out of her funk without even knowing it. We watch him show Barbara, a Boston widow who desperately misses her home state. Lynn, the golf cart salesman, comes into the scene well into the show and we finally are introduced to a person who enjoys life. I rather doubt he’s ever done the right thing in his life. He’s the epitome of a person devoted only to himself. A life dedicated to lies, deceit, dishonesty, and manipulation. I wonder how many people he’s taken advantage of during his lifetime. I’m poor.” There’s nothing worse than an old leech! I find myself battling harsh feelings against this man – this very despicable man. He confesses his goal was to die poor and admits, “Here I am. Old friends and acquaintances seem to know Dennis is still the hustler he’s always been. Searching, unsuccessfully, for people who will help him out. He fled the warrant and dashed off to Florida. Meanwhile, Dennis, the hustler, grows more down and out. It’s gated, but the roads are public and the gates mostly serve to slow traffic down while a greeter waves at the folks who drive through. But I’ve got a pretty clear vision of it for myself. “Growing old gracefully.” I keep thinking about what that looks like and realize it’s not the same for everybody. I’m not interested in hanging onto youth, ignoring the fact that I’m now a 64-year-old man. And I’m wondering, “If they didn’t enjoy doing those things when they were young, I wonder why they do them now?” I don’t know.īut I do look at my own life – and my growing older – and realize I don’t even think about doing things I did or may have done when I was younger. I watch them do things I rather doubt they ever did when they were young. Some, hanging on for dear life, to youth, long gone.
Over and over I see old people behaving foolishly.
She’s sitting down with another old man, a psychologist. Anne, his wife, is puzzled by his increasingly odd behavior. Reggie is going online telling people who he got arrested because he had THC and some cocaine. Thirty-five minutes in and I’m overcome with a strong sense of loneliness. It’s as though all these thousands of people are, as one woman described it, “living in a bubble.” If you ever saw The Stepford Wives or Wayward Pines, then you’ll better understand how this documentary struck me. Then there’s Dennis, the hustler who lives in his van while he’s searching for a rich woman upon whom he can prey. Anne, his wife, respects his choices, but she disapproves. And honestly, he may have some mental illness.
Reggie, a husband of 47 years who enjoyed staying stoned. Jackson isn't sure he'd say the "clear difference" on the set was because of gender, but he definitely credits Witherspoon and Washington (which already sounds like a law firm we'd trust completely).Right off the bat, we’re introduced to two men.
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It was a very sort of quiet, professional set." And I found that actually to be a really calm space to work in.
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The teams of people that they've both chosen to surround themselves with are very impressive, and it was the first time I'd ever worked on any production-I don't think just TV show-that had an exclusively female executive structure. Joshua Jackson got to witness it firsthand-both the acting, and the producing. "I mean, I'm good, don't get me wrong, but if you really wanna see two powerhouse women go head to head, that's why you should tune in," he told E!'s Will Marfuggi.Īs of late last night, the first three episodes of Little Fires Everywhere are now streaming on Hulu, meaning you now get to experience the glory that is Witherspoon and Washington working together. There's just one thing you need to know about Little Fires Everywhere, according to one of its stars Joshua Jackson: Kerry Washington.
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