MOVIE CRITIC MAUREEN SOLOMON, WHO WILL DISCUSS THE HOT NEW MOVIE,
‘”JUDY,” ALL ABOUT THE FABULOUS LATE ENTERTAINER, JUDY GARLAND…CALL MAUREEN IN L.A. AT 818-623-9505

HERE IS WHAT MAUREEN SENT ME FOR AN INTRO…
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She is a self-taught film historian, who grew up on movies, both in theaters on television. She studied at NYC Film School and made several films inspired by classic movies… also worked in television news as a producer/researcher at CBS and WOR-TV and started taking photographs when she was six years old and has won awards for some of the photos as well.

In California, she worked at KNXT and was responsible for assembling all the materials for the station’s movie critiques. She has worked in production, writing, and voiceovers. Aside from musicals, she enjoys comedy, and having worked with several comedians such as Richard Pryor, Jim Carrey, Roseanne Barr, Bob Hope Enterprises and others. She has written for the LA Times, Carnegie Hall Film Magazine, Women in Film,
and most recently, for the British magazine, “Bing.” Among her favorite stars are Fred Astaire, Jean Harlow, Tyrone Power, Bing Crosby, Humphrey Bogart, Bette Davis, James Cagney, Olivia de Havilland, and Errol Flynn.

Currently, she is on the Board of the Classic Film Festival, Cinecon, and is the Entertainment Critic for Book Publicists of Southern California.

She has have been fortunate to meet many of the famous actors whom she saw on the screen as she grew up, as well as directors such as Truffaut, King Vidor, Billy Wilder, John Huston and Alfred Hitchcock. Her other passion is animal protection and environmental concerns. She attended the first Ecology course ever given in the USA and has never wavered from helping animals in need all over the world in any way she can

From the mouth of Maureen Solomon–

Saw the new film JUDY about Judy Garland’s last months. It was sad but Renee Zellwegger did an excellent job of portraying Judy. My only quibble was with the flashbacks to her days at MGM which were silly, not needed, and totally fictionalized. Zellwegger was there to answer questions and I was very impressed with her intelligence and earnest answers. Thought she was probably much smarter than any other actress today. She is sure to win the Academy Award next year

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