Glenn Close Defends ‘All’s Fair’ Against Criticism, Citing Iconic Film Connection
In response to mixed reviews, actress Glenn Close has defended her new series, “All’s Fair.” The show recently received a low score on Rotten Tomatoes, initially registering 0% and later rising slightly to 5%. Close, who is 78 years old, took to social media to address the criticism.
Glenn Close’s Unique Response
Close shared a hand-drawn illustration on her Instagram, depicting herself and her co-stars gathered around a pot labeled “critic bunny stew.” She included prominent cast members such as Niecy Nash-Betts, Kim Kardashian, Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts, and Teyana Taylor in the post. This artwork is a nod to her iconic role in the classic film “Fatal Attraction.”
Connection to “Fatal Attraction”
In the 1987 thriller, Close’s character becomes obsessively infatuated with Michael Douglas’s character. A memorable scene involves her boiling a pet bunny, which has become a metaphor in popular culture. This connection highlights Close’s ability to draw from her past work while dealing with current criticism.
Context of Negative Reviews
The series “All’s Fair” has faced universal criticism, leading to its current status among viewers and critics. The backlash reflects the challenges of launching a new series in a competitive television landscape.
Additional Reactions
- The director of “All’s Fair” has also commented on the reviews.
- Another actress withdrew from the project before filming commenced, citing various reasons.
As discussions about the series continue, fans and critics alike await further developments. The blending of Close’s iconic film reference with current challenges could signal a resurgence in interest for the show.
