A very bittersweet story
Gilda Radner created some memorable parts for Saturday Night Live that I still remember to this day so I was interested to watch this documentary about her. I liked her early years the best where she was part of a number of very notable comedy troupes such as Second City and National Lampoon. Then SNL happened and she became a star. The end was just really sad. The movie used the traditional talking heads but it also had a lot of her own words from a journal and notes she kept which was a nice touch.
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