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Callas Forever (2002)

Aging opera singer Maria Callas tries to make a comeback by performing in a production of Bizet's "Carmen.

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Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone 04 Feb 2005

Bravura performances by all. Fanny Ardant shines as the woman in desperate need of a spotlight.

n b 05 Mar 2008

Briliant Ardant & Irons. Zeffirelli's magical touch!

Olin Chism 03 Feb 2005

For Callas fans, this is a winner. For others, it should at least be interesting.

S. James Wegg 21 May 2005

In his Ode to his colleague, Zeffirelli reminds us all how fragile egos can be and the lengths artists (and their producers) will go to remain in the limelight.

Nervina P 12 Apr 2008

I thought it was a a poignant story, beautifully told and multi-layered...full of lessons on love, life and loss. Also, Fanny Ardant shows true class. Callas, as portrayed by Ardant, must have been the original Diva.