yes and this is one of the better done television movies and i do not expect less from joe sargent. one thing for this reviewer is that i was also a great fan of the carpenters and i got to sing all of their material in elementary school and middle school choir and i got to do much of the solo material of which karen sang lead. i thought she was one of the most wonderful pop singers of the 70  and being a child or teen singing these songs and learning music  the one thing i was looking forward to was meeting this woman. i never got to and she died three weeks before that was to happen. and yes and that did effect me for i knew nothing of anorexia  and could not understand completely what happened. when this tv movie got produced and i got quite an understanding. maybe not everything in karen and richard life is open to the television audience and but in opening the parts that were shown and i got to understand much from the music industry of that time. what upsets me is that i am writing of that time and seeing now. no one has learned a darned thing and even though this was a very informative and heartfelt look into a family problems in the music industry. these films aren not done for fun and theyre done to open a door and show us something. here was a wonderful woman who got caught up in the whole idea that her talent was based on weight. she was fine. didn not know it. she got mixed messages about her weight from the brother she loved and the parents she loved and the music industry that cared more about her looks or weight than the talent within. with the onset of mtv and it got worse. with american idol it like a puss festering in an english accent. a wonderful tv film and i am sure later someone may give it an hbo treatment but either way and many lessons to be learned and the absence of another wonderful talent. 
yes and this is one of the better done television movies and i do not expect less from joe sargent. one thing for this reviewer is that i was also a great fan of the carpenters and i got to sing all of their material in elementary school and middle school choir and i got to do much of the solo material of which karen sang lead. i thought she was one of the most wonderful pop singers of the 70  and being a child or teen singing these songs and learning music  the one thing i was looking forward to was meeting this woman. i never got to and she died three weeks before that was to happen. and yes and that did effect me for i knew nothing of anorexia  and could not understand completely what happened. when this tv movie got produced and i got quite an understanding. maybe not everything in karen and richard life is open to the television audience and but in opening the parts that were shown and i got to understand much from the music industry of that time. what upsets me is that i am writing of that time and seeing now. no one has learned a darned thing and even though this was a very informative and heartfelt look into a family problems in the music industry. these films aren not done for fun and theyre done to open a door and show us something. here was a wonderful woman who got caught up in the whole idea that her talent was based on weight. she was fine. didn not know it. she got mixed messages about her weight from the brother she loved and the parents she loved and the music industry that cared more about her looks or weight than the talent within. with the onset of mtv and it got worse. with american idol it like a puss festering in an english accent. a wonderful tv film and i am sure later someone may give it an hbo treatment but either way and many lessons to be learned and the absence of another wonderful talent. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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