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Photos, Video: Whit Stillman And Chris Eigeman Talk "Metropolitan"


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Jen Carlson

Published Aug 31, 2012

Modified Sep 4, 2012


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Jen Carlson

Published Aug 31, 2012

Modified Sep 4, 2012


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On Tuesday night we hosted an event at Nitehawk to celebrate the classic Whit Stillman film Metropolitan, which was released about 22 years ago. Following the screening, Gothamist's Jen Chung moderated a Q&A with director Whit Stillman and actor Chris Eigeman. There were no tuxedos, but otherwise the event kept true to Stillman's style—no action packed bloodbath, just a lot of dialogue (and even more prosecco). If you weren't able to attend, here's video of the Q&A.

And a very special thanks to Tullia Prosecco and Bull Dog Gin for the free hooch!

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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