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“Times Square” Fandom posts:
- Times Square: ink drawings (Gepeng Dewantoro)
- Dead mothers, absent fathers: grief in Times Square
- Robin Johnson, Trini Alvarado and Tim Curry in “Film Review”
- Times Square in “Tiger Beat”
- “Times Square” fan t-shirts
- Times Square colour lobby cards
- Nicky and Pammy’s blood oath: NYC, pre-HIV
- Times Square, Here no More
- Robin Johnson in “Film Review,” Oct. 1980
- Times Square press kit photographs: Nicky and Pammy (1981)
- Times Square press kit photographs: Nicky and Pammy (1980)
- Times Square press kit photographs: Tim Curry
- Nicky and Pammy, Angeles
- Poem for Pamela Pearl
- I heart Robin Johnson
- Times Square press kit photographs: Robin Johnson
- Robin Johnson, et al, “Code Name: Foxfire” b/w promo pic
- Celebrating Robin Johnson!
- Times Square press kit photographs: Trini Alvarado
- Kamikaze Hearts in The Cleo Club
- Pamela Pearl is a RIOT GRRRL!
- Nicky + Pammy / White Girl + Cyclona: Times Square / Freeway II
- Times Square review in “Monthly Film Bulletin”
- Times Square / Robin Johnson centrefold!
- The Voice of Revolution / Robin Johnson’s voice
- Pammy, Working Hot
- Passion! Fashion! Trashin’!: the costumes of Times Square
- Times Square and the dearth of denim
- Timesqueer: POV editing
- Riot Women of Contemporary Cinema
- Nicky, Off You
- Trini Alvarado in “Smash Hits”
- Love letter to Nikki / Career Advice
- Nicky and Pammy, Hand in Glove
- Louise the monkey and Trini Alvarado’s tits
- Times Square: Deleted Scene
- Design for Living: Pammy and Nicky
- Pammy and Nicky, lucubrated
- Trini Alvarado pin-up
- Times Square “Lesbian Film Guide” review
- Nicky, this IS one of your best ideas
- ¡No Pasarán! ¡Venceremos! ¡Sleez For All!
- Marotta4Life
- Robin Johnson pin-up!
- Times Square, nostalgia, and melancholy
- Pammy, Feed the Light
- Blaze a blaze: Trini and Robin, smokin’!
- Where are they now?: iii) Johnny LaGuardia
- St Nicky of the Piers
- Where are they now?: ii) Nicole “Nicky” Marotta
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I suspect we might have a number of volunteers… for any of the three tasks!
Nah. I only go with number one. It wouldn’t be Times Square without Help Me. Not my fave song by far but essential since it is part of the movie as it was, is and always will be. Not for the third one at all. They are kids, let them be.
Those general areas seem to be the most common bones of contention to most fans. But it seems “Help Me!” — love it or hate it — is most controversial of all!
I have never heard the director’s commentary but I do know Stigwood and Allan Moyle disagreed about the editing of Times Square, to say the least, right? But, however this film came about, I wouldn’t change a thing. I guess, Stigwood wanted another Saturday Night Fever and Moyle wanted well, more creative freedom. Anyway, maybe without Stigwood’s input, the film wouldn’t have been as fun, because it seemed like they had to find creative ways to get all those songs in there, and then we get all the great scenes of Nicky and Pammy bonding together in various ways, to music.
Hi, sleez_sister_4ever! I agree that the film we have is worth celebrating. I think the main bone of contention is in regards to the contract Robin Johnson had with RSO. They intended to develop projects for her, as can be seen by the Times Square publicity that focused heavily on her, and numerous interviews mentioning specific projects. After the film’s lack of success at the box office, these films were not produced, and Johnson was tied to the contract. This prevented her from taking up offers post-TS. I’ve never been able to understand that: I’m not doubting the story at all, but why would you prevent someone from working if you no longer wanted them to work for you?