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        <title><![CDATA[Mick Jagger ‘actually did homework’ for role in ‘The Burnt Orange Heresy’]]></title>
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        <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>With nobody doing what they should be doing, everybody&#8217;s doing something they shouldn&#8217;t. So, do not buy a painting from Mick Jagger. On Amazon Prime and Vudu today is some noirish thriller, &#8220;The Burnt Orange Heresy,&#8221; starring Mick. Also Donald Sutherland. Also Elizabeth Debicki. Jagger plays a villainous art dealer hustling stolen canvases. Twenty years since his last acting job. Trust me, a Robert De Niro he isn&#8217;t.</p><p>Jagger: &#8220;I hadn&#8217;t acted in so long. I&#8217;d forgotten how to do this, how to create this different persona. I had to ask, &#8216;so how&#8217;s this work again?&#8217; I looked into art dealers I knew. Had conversations with them, plus people in the art world. I asked how the business worked, how people make crooked deals, how they make money. I actually did homework.&#8221;</p><p>It was shot around Italy&#8217;s Lake Como, a bank vault away from George Clooney&#8217;s palazzo. Trust me, even a Clooney he isn&#8217;t.</p><h3>Emerald isle news</h3><p>The Guinness family&#8217;s Irish Georgian Society founder Desmond Guinness just left us. His home was a whole castle outside Dublin. Repeat visitor was Mick Jagger … Laurence Fishburne on &#8220;#Freerayshawn,&#8221; his new Quibi Emmy-nominated dramatic TV series: &#8220;I play an African-American lieutenant cop in New Orleans. Significant role. We don&#8217;t hear enough of that perspective&#8221; … Al Sharpton plopped himself at Club Macanudo. Sitting along the curb. Smoking a cigar washed down with hot tea and talking to whomever wandered by. Even gave $20 to a panhandler shuffling past.</p><h3>Aging gracefully</h3><p>While females struggle with aesthetics — hair done, face fixed, chin tweezed — Toni Collette&#8217;s struggling with prosthetics. &#8220;I age slowly in Charlie Kaufman&#8217;s &#8216;I&#8217;m Thinking of Ending Things.&#8217; I play four different versions. The oldest was 92. Tough experience getting that prosthetic makeup on. It&#8217;s bizarre to jump forward into what you might look like then.&#8221; She plays a mom whose son brings home a girlfriend. They live on a farm. Comes a snowstorm. Everyone&#8217;s stuck. But you can&#8217;t keep &#8217;em down on the farm forever, ee-i-ee-i-oh. This movie happens starting Sept. 4. And like everything else anyone can think of, it&#8217;ll happen on Netflix.</p><h3>Dangerous Dem</h3><p>AOC is destructive. Supporting the poor and working class? Not! Amazon&#8217;s expanding, hiring. Its workers get paid, have security. We&#8217;d have had an estimated 40,000 jobs plus financial benefit to neighborhoods. Build a plant in a working-class section of Queens? Even de Blasio saw the benefit. This ex-barkeep no-nothing socialist said Amazon&#8217;s getting too many tax breaks. The deal caved.</p><p>Bill O&#8217;Reilly: &#8220;De Blasio and Cuomo know bankruptcy looms. Our citizens are unemployed. Ocasio-Cortez is not smart enough to understand or doesn&#8217;t care.&#8221;</p><h3>Blame the party</h3><p>Don&#8217;t like Trump? Not my problem. Democrats, whose cities are on fire, they&#8217;re the problem. Those asses should have given this country someone to respect, not some shuddering soul sheltered in a subterranean chamber. He&#8217;s tried for this job before — when he was younger and sharper — twice — and still the country didn&#8217;t want him. The United States blew him off two times!</p><p>So don&#8217;t pick on the Donald — pick on the Democrats. This wobbly candidate-lite hunched over a boiler, a gas tank, a furnace and farina — hunting someone to lead him from the cellar — is their fault.</p><h3>Good deed goes un-discounted</h3><p>Elie Tahari saw his armless blue silk shirt on Francine Lefrak. She said she wanted it in black. He said it&#8217;s online. She&#8217;d been told it&#8217;s out of stock. Elie: &#8220;Impossible. I have 6,000 of them.&#8221; She tried again. Still out of stock. She called him and he learned his whole Web site was incorrect. He said without her he&#8217;d never have known. He said he was very grateful. He said he fixed the glitch. Her black shirts arrived. With the bill.</p><hr /><p><strong><em>Only in New York, kids, Only in New York.</em></strong></p>]]></content:encoded>
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