Drawing from a trove of diaries and audiotapes, "Love, Gilda" is a bittersweet, nostalgic ode to Gilda Radner, one of "Saturday Night Live's" original Not Ready for Primetime Players, who died far too ...

In the late 1970s, hardly anyone was as funny as Gilda Radner. As one of the first and brightest stars of “Saturday Night Live,” she played a critical role in establishing the foundation of the most ...

Gene Wilder, Gilda Radner and their dog, Sparkle, in "Love, Gilda." Photo courtesy of Magnolia Pictures Once the alpha males started leaving “SNL,” the pressure to carry the show shifted to Radner, ...

The new Gilda Radner documentary, Love, Gilda, is just out. Anyone who is into comedy MUST see this hilarious and moving film about SNL's beloved original cast member. Gilda Radner Source: By Solters ...

"Love, Gilda," the new documentary about Gilda Radner that opens Fri., Sept. 21 at Landmark Theatres, is a gold mine of nuggets from the all-too-short life of the great comedian. Radner, who died of ...

In taking on the role of Gilda Radner in Jason Reitman’s film Saturday Night, British actress Ella Hunt was stepping into the shoes of a beloved U.S. treasure and a Saturday Night Live-verse she ...

Former Saturday Night Live writer Alan Zweibel recalls being so nervous at his first cast meeting that he hid behind a plant in producer Lorne Michaels’ office. Gilda Radner found him, asked if he ...

Like lots of docs about media personalities, Lisa D'Apolito's Love, Gilda is often rushed and scattered, only rarely letting one of its vintage clips play out, always cutting away to something else.

But the words are fascinating, particularly Gilda’s love of comedy and how it not only shaped her life, but also enabled her to cope with a series of tragedies, from the death of her father when she ...

Gilda Radner, the subject of the documentary 'Love, Gilda.' (Magnolia Pictures) Gilda Radner, the funniest woman on television in the 1970s, got hired by Lorne Michaels for what was originally called ...