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The interviewer is trying to get her to say that films in the US are made for profit, not artistic merit, even by independent directors who often film in Europe, where it's easier (and cheaper) to do so without SAG credientials, but she's onto him, and refuses to say what he wants.

As with My Fa...

First of all, "loses," not "looses." Spell-check your youtube videos.

Second, recommending birth control is spot-on, but please: the problem isn't women having too many babies; it's people having too many babies. In several of the countries named, women don't have the legal right to refuse to ha...

Where do you get size 12 pointe shoes?

@masterofthefood It's the overture, if memory serves. I've seen this ballet maybe 12 times, because I used to live in Moscow, and also NYC, but I haven't seen it in years.

Maybe Billy's father and brother showed up late, and weren't seated until the second act. Whatever: makes me cry every time.

@mutie06 63 years isn't all that short.

@bettinaholbek You can't trust Wikipedia? I am shocked, shocked I tell you!

@AdArmandDo you find it objectively better, or prefer Hepburn? She doesn't sing as well as M.Nixon, IMO. The studio should have cast J.Andrews, I think; but, insisting on Hepburn, it should have adapted the score to her voice. This would have made a movie that didn't reflect the stage version not...

Oh, and the scene from The Awful Truth, where she pretends to be her soon-to-be ex's (Cary Grant) sister, is one of the funniest scenes in all of films, ever.

@bye0bye0birdy Not if you have read the book.

@catiaadao

She played the role on the US stage; notwithstanding her own comments, actors on the US stage usually use a "Mockney" accent, because some British accents are difficult for Americans to follow, and Cockney is one of them. Actors with genuine Cockney accents (Michael Caine, for example...