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- thread 32404678-melanie-griffith - the Data Lounge
Melanie Griffith How did this whispering, baby-cooing seductress have a career? She might be the worst actress in Hollywood history to be so successful
- thread 29678562-what-s-the-worst-melanie-griffith-movie-
What's the worst Melanie Griffith movie? I nominate "Shadow of Doubt" (1998) Directed by Randall Kleiser (Grease, The Blue Lagoon) and co-starring Hewy Lewis Yes, Hewy Lewis She plays Kitt Devareaux, a high-priced lawyer, stomping around the courtroom in heels and throwing off barbs in her best baby voice
- A Melanie Griffith appreciation thread - the Data Lounge
A Melanie Griffith appreciation thread So many mentions of her on DL are so negative, but I've always had a soft spot for her In interviews, she seems like a genuine, sensitive person
- Melanie Griffith on Ryan O’Neal and Warren Beatty : They were Awesome
Melanie Griffith on Ryan O’Neal and Warren Beatty : They were Awesome She has now revealed a string of affairs with some of Hollywood’s greatest lotharios including Ryan O’Neal, Warren Beatty and Jack Nicholson “I did have a little thing with those three back in the day,” she admits “Yeah, they were awesome! All of them
- Recent photo of Melanie Griffith and Tippi Hedren
Recent photo of Melanie Griffith and Tippi Hedren Tippi is 95 now and looks amazing
- thread 34653459-it-s-melanie-griffith-s-birthday - the Data Lounge
About a month later an envelope arrives with my first name only “Mr John” It was from Melanie She sent me a signed photo, a signed insert from the working girl dvd and a sweet note
- Who paid for Melanie Griffith’s lunch? - the Data Lounge
Who paid for Melanie Griffith’s lunch? Melanie posted to IG recently thanking her pals (including Rebel Wilson?) for throwing her a 65th birthday lunch at the Polo Lounge The post includes a photo of the personalized menu, which says “Happy birthday, Melanie”—and also lists the prices What kind of birthday party was this?
- thread 27617820-working-girl-1988- - the Data Lounge
OP, I LOVE this film As a 12-year-old in the late '80s, I became a big fan of Melanie Griffith and couldn't wait to see this in the cinemas I love it now as much as I did then, but I think I appreciate it more now I watched it earlier this year during the lockdown and it really is a terrific film that holds up The script is brilliant All three leads are outstanding and Joan Cusack is an
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