Steel Magnolias
Robert Harling
Hilarious and touching, this play for six women is set in a beauty parlour in Louisiana. Through four scenes spanning three years the staff and customers engage in small-town gossip but we see a deep strength and purposefulness emerge when Shelby - a diabetic - dies following a kidney transplant ope...
Podcast
The Bobby Bones Show
The podcast hosts reviewed the 1989 movie Steel Magnolias; it was described as cheesy and funny at first but also very sad and emotional, making several of the hosts cry. The movie was based on a book and then a play.
At first I was like, okay this is fun, it's cheesy, bunch of ladies and friendship, Dolly, cheesy one-liners, Dolly.
— Episode: (Tues Full Show) Would Eddie Ever Get a...
Episode: (Tues Full Show) Would Eddie Ever Get a Hair Trans...
The podcast hosts reviewed the 1989 movie Steel Magnolias; it was described as cheesy and funny at first but also very sad and emotional, making several of the hosts cry. The movie was based on a book and then a play.
At first I was like, okay this is fun, it's cheesy, bunch of ladies and friendship, Dolly, cheesy one-liners, Dolly.
You freaking tore me apart when I watched that movie.
Ah man, Amy, like I remembered a bunch of cackling hands, kind of annoying and then it's like, it does get really sad.
Like when I watch movies, I want to feel and boy does it make you feel.
It's a book then a play.
Episode: Sunday Sampler - The Nashville Podcast Network (10...
The speaker mentioned having a conversation with Dolly Parton about this book. It was a significant reference for them, connecting to childhood memories and family.
And I chose to talk to her about Steel Magnolias.
Podcast
Watch What Crappens
The book was mentioned by Tyler, who referenced giving a copy to his mother, who had then been using it as an ashtray.
Thanks for that copy of Steel Magnolias, by the way. I've been using it as an ashtray. Thanks. Have a good day, son.
— Episode: Below Deck: The Final Godd**mit!
Episode: Below Deck: The Final Godd**mit!
The book was mentioned by Tyler, who referenced giving a copy to his mother, who had then been using it as an ashtray.
Thanks for that copy of Steel Magnolias, by the way. I've been using it as an ashtray. Thanks. Have a good day, son.
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