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Agnes and Arnold married a year after her divorce, at a chapel on campus. Ben gave the toast at the rehearsal dinner. By then, Agnes recognized that she’d oversold her understanding of love to ...
Tragedy befell the Van Rhijn and Forte households in The Gilded Age Season 2 Episode 7. The penultimate episode of the season saw a death in the family and the shocking loss of the family fortune ...
Agnes planned on leaving her husband but couldn’t build up the courage to go through with it. One day, Agnes had promised Alice that they would go into town but Agnes stayed in bed so Alice went by herself.
Agnes is very upset at the dinner with her husband (we later find out that she is pregnant, presumably with her cousin Jan). Her husband tries to convince her to eat eels - she initially refuses, then after an argue she eats them all.
You see the touch of Varda’s camera in the sublime “Jacquot de Nantes” when she closely pans over the mottled, wrinkled face of her dying husband (Demy died soon afterward in 1990), a tender...
Oscar Van Rhijn, Aunt Agnes’s only son and an in-the-closet homosexual, is dependent on his marriage to Gladys to secure his standing in society, with a sole regard to wealth. This irritates his lover, Adams, even more. When the ball arrives, Oscar places himself first in Gladys’ eyes and gets his dance, guaranteeing his marriage prospects.
Richard Brody writes about the life and work of the filmmaker Agnès Varda, who died this week, at age ninety, and the legacy of her films such as “Faces Places,” “Cleo from 5 to 7 ...
