
Check out our new website for more information about the book!

Check out our new website for more information about the book!
Kathleen onstage in her new play, “The Killing of Sister George”, running now through the end of December at the Long Wharf Theater.

There’s a lot of buzz surrounding Kathleen’s new show, “The Killing of Sister George” - check out some of the recent press:
http://www.jacneed.com/Archives/110112LongWharf.htm
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A message from the author of Conversations with Kathleen Turner, Dustin Morrow:
Are you interested in supporting an independent film for a good cause? My new feature-length musical, Everything Went Down, tells a moving story about the healing power of music. I will donate any profits generated by the film to music therapy programs for children.
You can make a pledge to support the film through Paypal, and for your donation you will receive a digital copy of the film, or a DVD, or even a credit on the film! Learn more about these rewards at the link below, and make your donation through the Paypal button on this page.
http://everythingwentdown.com/support.shtml
Thanks!
Kathleen has authored a very important editorial defending women’s rights on The Huffington Post today.
It’s a must-read!
Find it here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kathleen-turner/take-me-back-to-the-21st-_b_2065404.html

If you haven’t read it, you should check out Kathleen’s feisty memoir Send Yourself Roses, chronicling her three decades in film and theater. Kathleen’s not afraid to name names in this take-no-prisoners biography. It’s a tough, inspiring book about a life well lived!
A good review:
http://womensissues.about.com/od/womenactresses/fr/SendYourselfRos.htm
Have you seen Kathleen’s newest movie yet? The Perfect Family is a sharp comedy starring Kathleen as a woman trying to win the Catholic Woman of the Year contest.
This Fall, when election season is in full swing, Kathleen will be taking her acclaimed one-woman show, Red Hot Patriot, to Washington DC. In the play, Kathleen plays celebrated Texan political columnist Molly Ivins.
Imagine reading a tweet in the voice of Kathleen Turner!
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In this clip from the American Film Institute, Kathleen pays tribute to her good friend and frequent leading man, Michael Douglas.