WASHINGTON, D.C. – As healthcare unwraps itself in the national spotlight, the saga of Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky continues to be a gift that keeps on giving. Following the revelation that another Bill & Monica book will be released in February 2010, Daniel “The Wig Man” Vovak, executive producer of The Blue Dressmovie, has announced the hiring of an actor to play animated Clinton advisor James Carville, who currently teaches politics at Tulane University.
According to reports in Variety and Spout.com, Peter Morgan will make his director debut in Special Relationship, a possible HBO movie about Tony Blair and his friendship with Bill Clinton during the Monica Lewinsky saga. Special Relationship is a drama that will only show archive footage of Monica, instead of her as an actual character.
“I wish Peter Morgan success for his movie,” says Daniel Vovak, executive producer for The Blue Dress, a comedy about Bill and Monica. “But the problem with his movie, is that it’s a drama, not a comedy. Americans need to laugh these days, not relive presidential impeachment proceedings.”
We’re having a busy and productive casting call here in Silver Spring. Scores of actors showed up today for most parts, we think we’ve found a few gems already. It’s a great location. We were very pleased to see The Blue Dress going by on the marquee all day and night.
The producers and investors are having good discussions, the crew is coming together and we’re moving forward. A PBS crew came by set up for filming and will be doing interviews. More media is expected soon.
We’re all very busy. Our “Monica” even helped with getting the actors signed in and handing out sides. More news and more pictures soon.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - As Christmas ends, one movie producer predicts 2009 will be “The Year of The Blue Dress,” a non-political comedy about Bill & Monica and their secret story. “Ken Starr saved our budget $40 million in research,” says Daniel “The Wig Man” Vovak, executive producer of The Blue Dress. “People will begin shopping for blue dresses and thongs, there isn’t a doubt in my mind.”
In Philadelphia, The Blue Dress (BlueDressMovie.com) released a movie trailer and auditioned for the role of Monica, signing last week the stunning Ashley-Rebekah Faulkner. The Blue Dress also signed the famous Paula Jones (who stars in the movie), and has offered Hillary Clinton $500,000 to play herself.
PHILADELPHIA — Paula Jones, star of “The Blue Dress,” a comedy about Bill and Monica, will thank the City of Philadelphia on October 21, at 10:30 a.m. at the Embassy Suites Airport Hotel at 9000 Bartram Ave. Finishing her first visit to the “City of Brotherly Love,” Ms. Jones will share her experiences, including her warm welcome by the Greater Philadelphia Film Office. From eating her first genuine Philly Cheesesteak to admiring the City’s architecture, to socializing with the many supporters of the arts, Ms. Jones is already looking forward to her return for filming in the Spring.
PHILADELPHIA — Greenwich Creations announces a casting event for The Blue Dress, a comedy about Bill and Monica, on October 20-23 at the Embassy Suites Hotel at 9000 Bartram Avenue in Philadelphia, 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. More than fifty actors have already submited tape online, plus another 100 are expected to audition within a schedule.
Starring Paula Jones and Matthew Lesko, will The Blue Dress, with a budget of just less than a million dollars, be the independent movie hit of 2009? Filmed with the new Red One camera, The Blue Dress is a non-political comedy about a lonely President Bill Clinton who meets Monica, an intern who is infatuated with him (inspired by the Starr Report). The movie revolves around their secret affair from July 1995 to January 1998, during the Paula Jones lawsuit. The film ends when Matt Drudge, founder of DrudgeReport.com uses the Internet to finally scoop broadcast news of the biggest presidential scandal since Watergate.
‘The Blue Dress’ (PG-13) is a comedy about a lonely President Bill Clinton who meets Monica, an intern who is infatuated with him (inspired by the Starr Report). The movie revolves around their secret affair from July 1995 to January 1998, during the Paula Jones lawsuit. The film ends when Matt Drudge, founder of DrudgeReport.com uses the Internet to finally scoop broadcast news of the biggest presidential scandal since Watergate.
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We’re having a busy and productive casting call here in Silver Spring. Scores of actors showed up today for most parts, we think we’ve found a few gems already. It’s a great location. We were very pleased to see The Blue Dress going by on the marquee all day and night.