Miller: 'Factory Girl Doesn't Defame Dylan'

I agree with Sienna. The film portrays "Billy" as being exasperated in his attempts to extract Edie from a scene full of backstabbing users. Warhol was a voyeuristic narcissist with minimal talent. "Billy" saw this immediately and it appears he did everything in his power to persuade her to get out. The love scenes show just how beautiful Edies life might have become if she escaped the sinister speed scene. I was in a similar situation many years ago and, despite being besotted had to back off before becoming too involved. He died this week........of a drug overdose leaving his child and the women who loved, and had to leave him. "Billy" was in no position to kidnap Edie but he did give her the opportunity to go with him. As she said, it was the biggest mistake of her life. I believe it portrays Bob in a very good light. His frustration and sadness is obvious.