Twenty-two years after the death of American country western singer Patsy Klein, Hollywood released this biopic based on her life, showing the love story of Patsy and her second husband Charlie's complicated feelings. And the realization of Pazzi's dream of happiness—singing, earning money, raising children, living in a house surrounded by yellow roses. The brilliant screenplay by Robert Getchell underpins the film's success, and it is matched by the superb acting by Jessica Lange and Ed Harris, who fully express the emotional tone of the script. In addition, the music in the film also plays a pivotal role, which effectively promotes the development of the plot.
Sweet Dreams behind the scenes gags
2022-10-11 17:57
Extended Reading
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Charlie Dick: I want to get to know you better.
Patsy Cline: Ok, now what does that mean?
Charlie Dick: Means I want to get to know you better.
Patsy Cline: See, I figure when you say you want to get to know me better - what you really mean is you want a ten minute screw in the back seat of your car.
Charlie Dick: Son of a bitch. You must think that thing between your legs is lined with gold. I can get tail any time I want, I don't have to come crawling after some mean mouthed woman who got a cob crossways. Hell, if I just want to bump uglies with somebody, I got plenty of places to go for that.
Patsy Cline: [laughing] Bump uglies?
Charlie Dick: That's right.
Patsy Cline: My lord Charlie, what a charming expression.
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Hilda Hensley: That house with the yellow roses - I'm sick of hearing about it.