| Stephanie Theobald as Julie Burchill | |
Stephanie Theobald is the only member of our cast and crew who is not involved with the fine art community. She is a fashion and entertainment journalist who lives in London. I met her in Paris in 1993, at a party of British journalists that my friend Shere Hite, the famous feminist and sex researcher, took me too. Initially, we wanted Stephanie to play Marianne Faithful, because for some reason Leslie and I both thought we should have someone with a real English accent play Marianne. But Stephanie didn't really relate to the part, so we shifted gears and asked her to be Julie Burchill, the English music and popular culture critic. (Julie Burchill is in fact too young to have interviewed the Stones in '68, but she of course met them later, when she came on the music scene in the seventies, and she is a cultural icon in the United Kingdom so we wanted to feature her.) Since Stephanie, in real life, is a real journalist, it made sense for her to play a journalist. In addition, Stephanie, like Burchill, is from Cornwall, which means they have the same accent. And accents mean everything in England you know: your accent is more important to your identity than your face or your clothes are in England. Since playing Julie Burchill for us in April 1999, Stephanie has since appeared at a "Julie Burchill Look-a-Like Contest" sponsored by the Institute for Contemporary Arts (ICA), London. When her time came, Stephanie went to the microphone and repeated one of her lines from the script of The Anita Pallenberg Story: "Where's Brian Jones?" She didn't win the contest, but that's the ICA. |
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| Aaron Cobett as Aaron, the Band's Make-Up Artist | |
| Lucas Michael as François de Menil | |
| Colin de Land as Robert Fraser | |
| Clarissa Dalrymple as Tony Sanchez, the Band's Drugdealer | |
| Patterson Beckwith as David Bowie | |
| Peter Norton as the Pizza Delivery Boy | |
| John Yau as John Yau | |
| Yvonne Force as a groupie | |
| Where's Brian Jones ? | |
| New York is the star of the film | |
| How I came to be Mick Jagger | |
| Cosima von Bonin as Anita Pallenberg | |
| Nicole Eisenman as Keith Richards | |
| Gavin Brown as Andrew Loog Oldham | |
| Chuck Nanney as Kenneth Anger | |
| Steven Parrino as Hell's Angel | |
| Rainer Ganahl as the Vogue Photographer | |
| Ghada Amer as a Rolling Stone Reporter |