Clueless: Senior Year: Volume 1

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a b c Puchko, Kristy (December 1, 2015). "22 Facts About Clueless On Its 25th Anniversary". Mental Floss. Archived from the original on November 8, 2020 . Retrieved March 26, 2022. Most investors don’t apply a well-founded winning formula. Brian provides just this, with detailed evidence of success versus the likes of Buffett and Woodford. Even more importantly, he lays out a clear process to help investors understand and overcome their biggest problems – themselves and their emotions. Brian is a highly respected industry veteran and on numerous occasions I have recommended both family and friends to him when financial wisdom is needed. Essential and very readable, I highly recommend this book." Tai/Harriet Smith: Tai, representative of the young, fair, and socially awkward Harriet Smith, is a newcomer to Bronson Alcott High School. Soon after, she is swept off her feet by both Cher and Dionne as they help her (unintentionally) become the most popular girl in school, to Cher's dismay. At the beginning of the film, Tai is attracted to Travis, a well-meaning, skateboard-riding, pot-smoking social recluse. Harriet is likewise attracted to humble farmer Robert Martin. Each is pressured by Cher/Emma to reject her lower-status potential lover, instead being pushed towards Elton/Mr Elton. Disastrously for Cher, Tai then falls for Josh. Emma is likewise horrified when Harriet falls in love with Mr. Knightley. In both cases, this leads to the heroine examining her own true feelings.

very well written book by Brian Dennehy about the investment funds industry. He not only explains how it really works but more importantly what the solution is to be a successful investor. Can highly recommend!Just as Clueless remains more faithful to the social structures organizing Austen’s novels, it also works harder than most other adaptations to expand the film’s representation about its narrow social milieu. Tai, for instance, is the film’s example of peak diversity: “You guys got coke here?” to which Cher responds, “Yeah, this is America.” Emma’s narcissism is the central crux of, well, Emma. And it’s a narcissism that even the OG Emma finds increasingly hard to maintain. Austen’s novel contains a pivotal scene in which Emma is humbled after Mr. Knightley chides her for insulting Miss Bates (“How could she have been so brutal, so cruel to Miss Bates!”), but Clueless has no version of Miss Bates. Instead, Clueless’s equivalent scene that prompts Cher’s moral epiphany is actually when she insults her maid (“Lucy, you know I don’t speak Mexican!”) only to be chided by the film’s Mr. Knightley, Josh (Paul Rudd), who explains that “Lucy’s from El Salvador”:

a b McGranaghan, Mike (March 10, 2018). "16 Secrets Behind the Making of Clueless". Screen Rant. Archived from the original on May 16, 2019 . Retrieved November 5, 2020. Jones, Eleanor (March 6, 2015). "14 things you never knew about Clueless". Cosmopolitan. UK . Retrieved November 23, 2022.Once Fox had decided that Clueless should be a theatrical feature rather than a TV show, casting got under way. A reference to Cher's seduction of Christian is included in the music video for Simone Battle's "He Likes Boys" (2011). [60] [61] The film had a significant impact on fashion in the 1990s. Cher Horowitz's yellow plaid outfit became iconic. a b Spellings, Sarah (July 17, 2020). "Creating Clueless's Iconic Wardrobe". Vogue . Retrieved June 5, 2023. Amber/Mrs. Elton: Cher's antagonist, who is implied to be dating Elton after Cher turns down his advance, similar to Mr. Elton taking a wife after Emma rejects him.

Adam Schroeder, Clueless co-producer and then president of Scott Rudin Productions: Teen movies were just not happening. It was almost like a relic of the John Hughes movies in the 80s. Marcia Ross: What often would happen in the sessions is [Amy] might like somebody, but then she wanted to see them again for another role. So somebody I remember, like Jeremy Sisto, might have read easily for three roles. Gray, Emma (October 5, 2012). " 'Clueless' Reunion On Entertainment Weekly Makes Us Miss Cher And Dionne". HuffPost. Archived from the original on October 19, 2012 . Retrieved November 4, 2012.Donelan, Loretta (July 21, 2015). " 'Clueless' Vs. 'Emma': Matching Up The Plot Points". Bustle. Archived from the original on April 12, 2020 . Retrieved March 26, 2022. Jeremy Sisto, Elton: I could have read for a couple of different characters, and then I decided to read for Elton because I thought he was funny. It just seemed like more fun to do the more extreme character—like the worst of the bunch, as opposed to the romantic guy. Clueless was filmed in California over a 40-day schedule. The film's director studied Beverly Hills high school students to understand how teenagers in the 1990s talked and learned some appropriate slang terms from them. Paul Rudd: After the table read we all went and got a bite to eat. We went to a place not far, around the corner, that I used to go to, which was kind of a bar. They probably should not have let some of those kids in. I do remember all of us sitting around saying, “How cool is it that we’re all going to do a movie about kids our own age?” And having that conversation about the John Hughes movies to our generation. It had been a while since there was one of [those]—“How cool would it be if this thing had legs?”

Justin Walker, Christian: This thing for me was like pulled out of nowhere. My career was really kind of floundering. I was in between agents; I was working with somebody on a freelance basis; I was between apartments; I was sleeping on someone’s couch. I got a phone call to come in and read for this film, and I was given the choice to read for Josh or for Christian, and when I looked at the material, the way the rhythm, the vocabulary, and everything else about the part [of] Christian—it was a no-doubter. Mazmanian, Melissa (Fall 1999). "Reviving Emma in a Clueless World: The Current Attraction to a Classic Structure". Persuasions On-Line. Occasional Papers (3). Archived from the original on April 25, 2018 . Retrieved March 25, 2022– via Jane Austen Society of North America. In mid-July of 1995—when American culture was fixated on such matters as O. J. Simpson’s ill-fitting glove—the fact that a modestly budgeted teen movie called Clueless was about to arrive in theaters, become a major box-office hit, catapult the careers of its stars, influence fashion for two decades, and become a permanent cultural touchstone for multiple generations … well, let’s just say it was something most people couldn’t have predicted at the time. Years Ago, 'Clueless' Like Totally Changed '90s Fashion And Vernacular". NPR. July 17, 2015. Archived from the original on December 31, 2019 . Retrieved January 16, 2020. Marcia Ross: We had him on hold for a long time, but they weren’t really ready to decide. Then … finally, they decided—they cut him loose actually. And it was hard. They really liked him, but they just couldn’t commit to it, and he was offered another movie. He took this Halloween movie. I remember he cut his hair for that.Barry Berg, co-producer and unit production manager: Just having [Scott’s] name on the film meant so much to so many. It became an important film the moment he signed on to produce it. I actually read for two parts: I read for Summer and for Heather, and they liked me for both, but they ended up casting me as Summer. Mona, Ray (April 1, 2021). "Clueless Fashion DS | Full Game Playthrough | No Commentary" . Retrieved July 15, 2021– via YouTube.