Riley Keough, Starz Girlfriend Experience, Your Emotional Session Escape
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October 28, 2023,
The answer to that question is yes.
Absolutely.
Completely.
Anywhere.
Any day.
The question?
Would you like to have a session with Riley Keough?
Well, we already know the answer to that one.
As the brilliant producer said in the classic film Mullholland Drive, “That’s the girl”.
The breathtaking actress Riley Keough is always “the girl”, when she wants to be.
Riley Keough is an American actress who made her feature film debut at age 20, appearing in a supporting part in the musical biopic The Runaways (2010).
She subsequently starred in the independent thriller The Good Doctor (2011), before being cast in a minor role in Steven Soderbergh‘s comedy film Magic Mike (2012).
Drum roll please.
She had her first big-budget release in the action feature Mad Max: Fury Road (2015).
Clearly the best was yet to come.
In 2016, Riley had her breakthrough role as an escort in the first season of the anthology series The Girlfriend Experience, earning a Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Actress.
Well deserved.
It was that series that spurred our imagination that Riley would make the perfect Session Artist.
Due to the eye brow raising subject matter that titillates as much as it captivates, subtlety in a racy film with hopes of blockbuster status is a very high priority.
And a delicate balance.
The carefully designed storyline and upscale dreamy sets allowed the exceptional Starz TV series, The Girlfriend Experience, to titillate and captivate without overly offending.
Her portrayal of a regal, emotionally detached, sensuous baby faced young law student turned elite escort is both believable and mesmerizing.
The cable giant Starz, which consistently produces phenomenal television, provides the copy, “Christine Reade is a law student and an intern at a prestigious firm but her focus quickly shifts when a classmate introduces her to the world of transactional relationships. Known as GFEs, they are women who provide “The Girlfriend Experience” – emotional and sexual relationships at a price. Juggling two lives, Christine is drawn into the GFE world, attracted to the rush of control and intimacy.”
Another take.
If high profile personas could be a potential problem, producer extraordinaire Steven Soderbergh solved that problem by casting talented but, in terms of a wide audience, lesser known actresses to brilliantly carry the role forward in the Girlfriend Experience franchise.
The Girlfriend Experience Movie is a 2009 American slice of life drama film directed by Steven Soderbergh and starring ex-pornographic actress Sasha Grey.
It was shot in New York City, and a rough cut was screened at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2009. The film is also notable because it was produced for $1.3 million and was shot with a relatively inexpensive Red One camera.
Riley’s acting made us want to watch it over and over because of how it made us feel.
The upscale restaurants, gorgeous but internally questionable educated and intelligent young women, corporate warriors with offices that touch the sky and fresh faced emotionally bankrupt young girls with secrets.
Secrets they are willing to share. Oh how we wish and wish we could session with Riley.
Then take her out to an elegant dinner.
We dream to that over and over, to a song.
The legendary Freddie Scott knew exactly how we felt. Close your eyes and listen in.
“Hey, Girl! I want you to know,
I’m gonna miss you so much if you go.
And, Hey, Girl! I tell you no lie,
Something deep inside of me’s going to die,
if you say so long, if this is goodbye. Oh!
Hey, Girl! This can’t be true,
How am I supposed to exist without you?
And, Hey, Girl! Now don’t put me on,
What’s gonna happen to me when you’re gone.
How will I live. How can I go on.”
Keep singing Mr. Scott. We are dreaming.
Those full lips, the amazing wavy flowing hair, that borderline Alicia Silverstone smirk, in certain scenarios, any guy with a power business suit on, a cell phone mashed to his check, mucho coin in the bank and an unsuspecting significant other at home will be reaching for the credit card that’s not maxed out, pronto.
Give Christine her props.
So, you can imagine when the Dior Perfume group saw Christine Reade they no doubt fawned over her perfect school girl looks.
The enjoyable site fashionista.com speaks to her Dior rise. “Model-turned-actress Riley Keough premiered her buzziest acting role yet on Wednesday night in Manhattan. On Starz’s “The Girlfriend Experience,” based on the 2009 film of the same name, she stars as a lawyer who takes a job as a call girl. As such, the evening warranted a major dress, yet still appropriate for an intimate screening — so Keough, 26, turned to an ol’ faithful of hers: Dior. A decade ago, the “Mad Max: Fury Road” actress was the face of the brand’s Miss Dior Chérie fragrance, as well as an ambassador for the brand.”
Time has a way of passing fast when you are having so much fun.
Watching Riley.
In a previous FCI article, Christine’s effect on men was summarized well.
We are first introduced to Christine by her girlfriend who is already “in the life” and convinces Christine it is something she should try.
To get started, they have a customer’s credit card and order the most expensive champagne and bottle of wine, totaling $1,500.
Apparently it goes well with Roasted Chicken and French Fries (she is young after all).
Why are mature, well-established and financially successful men willing to spend so much money on these girls? It is not just about sex because they could go to legal corporate establishments, like those in Nevada and get that.
They want more than that.
In this series, Christine’s relationship with a wealthy mature gentleman who confides in her about his life and invites her to relax on his yacht with him goes beyond money. His family is only interested in his money.
Christine appears to be more interested in him.
He really appreciates that. So do we. Especially those of us who fall into the “older gentleman” category.
They have wonderful times together.
He dies soon afterwards.
He writes Christine into his will.
As we have discussed in our circle, so many responsible men go through life, taking great care of their family but are married to women who are not remotely interested in taking care of them.
Being outraged, offended and corrective is their wife’s priority.
The husband’s needs, especially sexual ones, are to be relegated to the inside of a small box of what is considered normal, designated and defined by their wife.
His behavior, in all phases, must meet her stamp of approval or she will divorce him.
He is obedient because he doesn’t want to lose his family or standing in his often affluent community.
The alimony is dreadful too.
So, outwardly he gives the appearance of being happy, but inwardly he is not.
He has needs, including deeply emotional ones that no one cares to satisfy. Mostly his family members are only interested in what he can do for them.
Financially.
Going to a therapist is not the answer because along with those needs, he seeks intimacy. He doesn’t want to be judged but before he dies, his wants to live a life he actually wants.
With a young beautiful woman.
One last time.
Men’s desires for the Girlfriend Experience will never go away.
The magical, emotionally captivating performance of Riley Keough is perfect proof of that.
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