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Uploaded by on Jul 9, 2008

Woody Allen chuckles when Ruth Gordon mistakenly refers to Hamburg Heaven as Hamburg Hamlet.

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  • I LOVE RUTH GORDON

    she is one of the greatest FOREVER and forever and ever FOR EVER...

  • Actually I read in Mia Farrow's book that Ruth Gordon didn't like Woody. Apparently she warned Mia that he couldn't be trusted. It's pretty fantastic to hear her talk. Fascinating and wonderful manners.

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  • I think she may have meant Hamburger Hamlet.....

  • Ruth Gordon lived next door to Katherine Hepburn but, in her comment about Greta Garbo, failed to mention that she also lived two blocks away from Garbo who lived in quiet seclusion down the block from us when we lived on East 52nd St, Manhattan. Julie Harris also lived around the corner. It was a paparazzi-free zone in those days and everyone ignored celebrities except when the celebrity, Julie Harris in this case, sail hello first.

  • Ruth is such a great soul! We share the same home town. What a unique and magical woman. I absolutely adore her!!!!

  • I love how she plays to the audience when he asks her these questions.

  • A wonderful lady !

  • she's got spunk.

  • nice!

  • Hamburger Hamlet---was a great place! An institution.

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