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Uploaded by on May 15, 2007

Patricia Neal disciplines Gary Cooper

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  • Patricia Neal was a gifted actress and a truly great lady. Why don't you remove these stupid remarks from people who choose to call all women such awful names. These idiots are uneducated morons....and in one case 16 years old. Who are they to comment on someone who was a great star and loved by millions. At 16 they know nothing.

  • Gary Cooper is NOT Howard Roark... In my head at least...

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  • Hmm, got mixed feelings about this scene..but I guess it had to do how Hollywood looked at women at that time,..and think Cooper and Neal were a "couple" then,

  • @aVeryStylishGirl2 While I disagree that age has as much as you say to associate with intellect, I do agree that Patricia was a talented person, and will always be remembered as such by most who know or knew of her.

    Age only determines, in itself, age; how developed something is, not its mind, necessarily. Ignorance or personal interests are the biggest players I see in the argument, and as far I see, what have the largest influence on it.

  • Ya know, when I was a kid, Patricia Neil had already had a stroke and was doing Folgers coffee commercials. As a boy I considered her kinda goofy. Now that I'm older and have seen what a gorgeous woman she was and what a fine actress she was, I really appreciate her on many levels. She was an amazing woman.

  • Why must the film industry butcher every book they get their hands on?

  • @mistyblus2 I still see Gary Cooper as Lou Gehrig 

  • She needs to get better fitting shoes....she's keeps falling down all over the place....

  • @lcoz145

    That's how those movies were made back then I guess.

  • God, she's clumsy.

  • wierd

    not a good representation of the book

  • Before womens liberation of today! but this is the way things were at the time,

    females were helpless and fradgile fainting property of men. Yet this film had

    drama and style for its time. A true work of art.

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