Pete Hamill story, 'Yellow Handkerchief,' Premieres In Hollywood With Stars Hovering
An indie film that got plenty of attention in Sundance last year, “The Yellow Handkerchief,” had a Beverly Hills premiere at the WGA Theater last night with stars William Hurt, Maria Bello and producer Arthur Cohn in tow.
The film, a beautiful tone poemy love story etched by director Udayan Prasad, was a pleasant diversion from the normal shoot-em-ups in Hollywood, as producer Cohn lamented in his introduction.
He was right.
It doesn’t start off as anything but dreary.
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