
Insert caption here: The real Anna Wintour, as you've never seen her before, holding a coffee. Did she drink it? you'll never know
You may remember that a couple of a days I accidentally (come on, get real, I make no accidents) let slip the fact that I was meeting the fabulously plain Anna Wintour at Starbucks. Well, this just in: she's signed on to do an independent documentary with me. I only threw up the idea as a joke during the conversation, and she laughed her typical over-the-top laugh that she laughes. anyways, for what was meant as an icebreaker, she kept prodding at it throughout the course of the conversation, trying desperately to steer us back - from my input of freedom in cuba and the importance of public morality - to the film idea. her pathetic attempts at subtlety were so awkwardly awful, i had to put her ugly little chihuahua (which i found out later, was her son - must run in the family) out of the misery that was her unshuttable trap. so I reluctantly agreed, after downing my very long black til I couldn't think straight. though i warned her: "Anna, IMHO, you're fugly. your face can't even pass off as...art." i thought i saw that once-tough, but now wrinkly and saggy, shell of hers crack open and let out a tear. but then again, i remembered that once you're a senior cit you tend to forget how to control your bladder, so meh.
anyways, i analyzed my options afterwards and decided that the only way that i could make such a tragedy, was turn it into a comedy, a mockumentary, and also work under a cleverly disguised pseudonym. so the premise of the film is just her life, pretty much. i'll be (actually, i won't be, i'll just do some post-production voiceover recording), but i'll send my crew, my posse, my entourage, off to Anna and get them to follow her around 24/7, cause i'm sure sick of the damn attention i get from them. and then i'll get dickens or rouse to edit up some shit that the critics will snort up like coke, cause they're pretentious like that, and i'll send it to sundance - regular post, cause they aren't worth any real effort.
so, watch out for a groundbreaking documentary about Anna Wintour. i think it's rather confronting - ok, it's only the one toilet scene that's only slightly confronting - and i don't think anyone's ever attempted to do a doco on such a non-controversial subject. no one dares to touch her. omg, i'm so ashamed to be attached to such a fail of a film. never dealing with anna again. boycotted. for good.
x0x0,
GG
Disclaimer: The author wishes to stress that this is a fictitious account. Any relations to real people are purely coincidental.




