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* ArtImitatesArt: The poster is a take on Warhol's own [[https://ago.ca/collection/object/65/35 "Elvis I and II"]], just with Lilli as!Solanas's head superimposed on it.
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* ArtImitatesArt: The poster is a take on Warhol's own [[https://ago.ca/collection/object/65/35 "Elvis I and II"]], [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_Elvis "Triple Elvis"]], just with Lilli as!Solanas's head superimposed on it.
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* ArtImitatesArt: The poster is a take on Warhol's own [[https://ago.ca/collection/object/65/35 "Elvis I and II".II"]], just with Lilli as!Solanas's head superimposed on it.
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* ArtImitatesArt: The poster is a take on "Elvis I and II".
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''I Shot Andy Warhol'' is a 1996 drama and crime film directed by Creator/MaryHarron and drawn from RealLife events.
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''I Shot Andy Warhol'' is a 1996 crime dramaand crime film directed by Creator/MaryHarron and drawn from RealLife events.
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* VillainProtagonist: While she's depicted sympathetically, there's no getting around the fact that Valerie Solanas is a psychopath who only misses being a murderer because she's not a very good shot.shot.
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* CaptainErsatz: Music/YoLaTengo stand in for an unnamed band intended to represent Music/TheVelvetUnderground. The Velvet Underground declined to license their music for this film, worried that it would lionize Valerie Solanas and her actions.
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* CaptainErsatz: Music/YoLaTengo stand in for an unnamed band intended to represent Music/TheVelvetUnderground. The Velvet Underground Underground[[note]]In this case mainly meaning Music/LouReed, the band's primary songwriter. Music/JohnCale approved of the film and actually composed the score.[[/note]] declined to license their music for this film, worried that it would lionize Valerie Solanas and her actions.
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The cast beyond Taylor and Harris includes Creator/JillHennessy as reporter Laura, Martha Plimpton as Valerie's sometime girlfriend, and Stephen Dorff as legendary drag queen and Warhol Superstar Candy Darling.
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The cast beyond Taylor and Harris includes Creator/JillHennessy as reporter Laura, Martha Plimpton Creator/MarthaPlimpton as Valerie's sometime girlfriend, and Stephen Dorff Creator/StephenDorff as legendary drag queen and Warhol Superstar Candy Darling.
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* TheGrovel: Gerard Malanga falls down and pleads for his life after Valerie goes on her shooting spree. In other contexts he could look like a DirtyCoward, but the film is a realistic account of true events and he truly has no other chance to survive.
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* TheGrovel: Gerard Malanga Paul Morrisey falls down and pleads for his life after Valerie goes on her shooting spree. In other contexts he could look like a DirtyCoward, but the film is a realistic account of true events and he truly has no other chance to survive.
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Valerie Solanas (Creator/LiliTaylor) is a would-be writer and activist who works as a prostitute, mostly servicing men even though she [[StrawFeminist genuinely hates them]]. She submits a play entitled ''Up Your Ass'' to artist and entrepeneur Creator/AndyWarhol (Creator/JaredHarris). Warhol and his "factory" can't use the play and don't immediately return it either. Solanas stews over the perceived slight, indulging in conspiracy theories where she's the victim. As per the title, her actions in response are drastic.
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Valerie Solanas (Creator/LiliTaylor) is a would-be writer and activist who works as a prostitute, mostly servicing men even though she [[StrawFeminist genuinely hates them]]. She submits a play entitled ''Up Your Ass'' to artist and entrepeneur Creator/AndyWarhol (Creator/JaredHarris). Warhol and his "factory" can't use the play and don't immediately return it either. Solanas stews over the perceived slight, indulging in conspiracy theories where she's the victim. Part of this is her scapegoating Warhol for a bad contract she's signed with another publisher. As per the title, her actions in response are drastic.
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* VillainProtagonist: While she's depicted sympathetically, there's no getting around the fact that Valerie Solanas is a psychopath who only misses being a murderer because she's not a very good shot.
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''I Shot Andy Warhol'' is a 1996 drama and crime film directed by Mary Harron and drawn from RealLife events.
Valerie Solanas (Creator/LiliTaylor) is a would-be writer and activist who works as a prostitute, mostly servicing men even though she [[StrawFeminist genuinely hates them]]. She submits a play entitled ''Up Your Ass'' to artist and entrepeneur Creator/AndyWarhol (Creator/JaredHarris). Warhol and his "factory" can't use the play and don't immediately return it either. Solanas stews over the perceived slight, indulging in conspiracy theories where she's the victim. As per the title, her actions in response are drastic.
The cast beyond Taylor and Harris includes Creator/JillHennessy as reporter Laura, Martha Plimpton as Valerie's sometime girlfriend, and Stephen Dorff as legendary drag queen and Warhol Superstar Candy Darling.
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* FreudianExcuse: Valerie Solanas's background of child sexual abuse is mentioned, and viewers can infer that she was also mentally ill on top of that.
* TheGrovel: Gerard Malanga falls down and pleads for his life after Valerie goes on her shooting spree. In other contexts he could look like a DirtyCoward, but the film is a realistic account of true events and he truly has no other chance to survive.
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: Shooting Andy is this for Valerie Solanas. Previous to that event she's got kooky ideas but they and she could be seen as harmless.
* MathematiciansAnswer: Warhol does this repeatedly to a journalist asking why he stopped painting and started making films. Every answer is yes/no even though the questions implicitly aren't.
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Valerie Solanas (Creator/LiliTaylor) is a would-be writer and activist who works as a prostitute, mostly servicing men even though she [[StrawFeminist genuinely hates them]]. She submits a play entitled ''Up Your Ass'' to artist and entrepeneur Creator/AndyWarhol (Creator/JaredHarris). Warhol and his "factory" can't use the play and don't immediately return it either. Solanas stews over the perceived slight, indulging in conspiracy theories where she's the victim. As per the title, her actions in response are drastic.
The cast beyond Taylor and Harris includes Creator/JillHennessy as reporter Laura, Martha Plimpton as Valerie's sometime girlfriend, and Stephen Dorff as legendary drag queen and Warhol Superstar Candy Darling.
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* FreudianExcuse: Valerie Solanas's background of child sexual abuse is mentioned, and viewers can infer that she was also mentally ill on top of that.
* TheGrovel: Gerard Malanga falls down and pleads for his life after Valerie goes on her shooting spree. In other contexts he could look like a DirtyCoward, but the film is a realistic account of true events and he truly has no other chance to survive.
* JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope: Shooting Andy is this for Valerie Solanas. Previous to that event she's got kooky ideas but they and she could be seen as harmless.
* MathematiciansAnswer: Warhol does this repeatedly to a journalist asking why he stopped painting and started making films. Every answer is yes/no even though the questions implicitly aren't.
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