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• What is the ethel and james flinn foundation doing to promote mental health?

  The Ethel and James Flinn Foundation partnered with Metro Parent to create a year-long series of articles promoting mental health… Read More The Ethel and James Flinn Foundation partnered with Metro Parent to create a year-long series of articles promoting mental health…

• Who is Ethel Skakel?

  In 2014, Ethel Kennedy was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Barack Obama . Ethel Skakel was born in Chicago to businessman George Skakel and secretary Ann Brannack. Her parents were killed in a 1955 plane crash.

• What was Ethel Kennedy’s childhood like?

  There is a very good biography of Ethel – The Other Mrs. Kennedy, by Jerry Oppenheimer – that describes her dysfunctional upbringing as a privileged Skakel. Her mother, Big Ann, was off doing her own thing instead of tending to her kids. Ethel didn’t have a very good role model for a mother.

• How long did it take to make Ethel?

  Ethel took about a year to complete, debuted at Sundance in January, and has been shown at a handful of other film festivals, including at Berkshire and Nantucket; it will be aired on HBO in the fall. For Rory, it was a chance to tell a personal story about her mother’s relationship to RFK and to her children.

• Do you think Bobby and Ethel’s personalities were well matched?

  Their personalities were not really well-matched at all. As r16 described, Ethel was a notorious bitch, snotty, arrogant, big-spender... basically every bad stereotype of the rich and powerful, Ethel fulfilled it. But Bobby was mostly quiet, pragmatic, polite, uncomfortable with the life he was born into.