Posted on 12/11/2004 9:24:39 AM PST by silent_jonny
Go behind the scenes with Ann Coulter, and meet the woman behind the stinging barb and the quick wit. In the brand new documentary “Is It True What They Say About Ann?” you’ll see the “conservative movement’s diva” at her best:
In original interviews where she takes on the likes of Katie Couric and Phil Donohoue
Giving a college lecture, where she deftly handles her hecklers and graciously receives her many fans
Delivering blistering commentary via satellite -- both when the cameras are rolling, and when they aren’t
In candid interviews shot exclusively for this insightful documentary
You’ll also get a rare glimpse of the real Ann Coulter:
Learn about her childhood in -- and flight from -- the suburbs
Hear Ann talk about how her mother still sends her Easter baskets every year
Find out about Ann’s passion for such rock bands as the Grateful Dead and the Ramones
In addition to the 40-minute documentary “Is It True What They Say About Ann?” bonus features of this DVD include:
An additional 40 minutes of exclusive interviews with Ann
Ann letting loose with her fans at the Conservative Political Action Caucus
Ann eviscerating a special issue of the New York Times
The Ann Coulter Photo album
The most controversial political commentator of our day, Ann Coulter is the author of the bestselling Slander, Treason, and How to Talk to a Liberal. And finally, here’s a documentary that spotlights this fascinating woman. Ann’s legions of fans won’t want to miss this DVD full of exclusive interviews, classic television clips, and Coulter insight.
*Because of high demand, we cannot guarantee delivery by Christmas.
Club Price: $19.95
“Is It True What They Say About Ann?” DVD Burkett, Elinor; Wright, Patrick
Item #: c6290
Product Type: Miscellaneous
DVD
145 Minutes
Not Rated
Not available in stores!
Shipping & Handling: $4.95 (from the Conservative Book Club)
Cool! Does this mean I'll finally get to use my player's multi-angle feature? :)
-Dan
I don't think it's that kinda DVD (darn it!).
"Diva"? Not. Coulter's many appealing qualities do not include the breathless gay caballero term "Diva"...a perjorative when applied outside of performance arts.
We will fully expect newcomers and the slack jawed to "not get it", but snide character assination attempts like this one deserve to be rejected out of hand.
And her sentiment was correct.
I'd love to find about her passion for their fans.
I wonder how much a date with Ann Coulter would go for on EBay. I bet that she could raise a six figure donation to her favorite charity...
bttt
No accounting for taste. BTW, hear what the Dead Head said when the acid wore off? ..."This band sucks!"
"That's Guy Caballero, dammit! (I thought this wheelchair would get me some respect.)"
You know, I wondered just what in the world that was used for, until I bought a couple of concert DVDs. For instance, with Rush Live in Rio, there are sections where you can zoom in on your favorite musician during the performances of a few songs (not all of them). And the same thing is true for a King Crimson DVD (Deja Vroom, I believe.)
Given recent threads, I've also heard that some porn video companies are also using this feature, but I'm not one who can verify this...
Mark
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Anyone know where we can buy the dvd for less than $19.95?
I've seen it in 3 different online stores but it's the same price everywhere.
not that I'm cheap... *rolls eyes*
:)
She's bringing me a copy tonight when she comes over.
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