anglicky - Jane Fonda San Francisco Film Festival part 2

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do I think that the American Film Institute

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Film Institute is the answer for women and women getting into the film profession

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no no I don't think so I don't think that um I mean at woodwind

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women have have to fight fight I don the picket lines of the American Film Institute just to get

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Institute just to get women on the board of directors there and it's been a struggle to get a women's program

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program there you know when find George Stevens Jr that you got it now but you know for 5 years too late wife

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too late white one on the beginning I think it's a it's an institution its good its there its it's

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its it's BIOS to upper class mail white

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white a I synced women the people

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people women with Clairol professional like me how to fight for

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fight for getting other women in and the and then women have to organize like any other areas the Sun

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women have to get together and get the materials together Oregon

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together organize together and make amends the fact that there is a woman's movement help

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um I think frost women forward in every area of life including movies

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movies um I truly maybe some of you have an understanding of why it is that on

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the auto parts. For women anymore there used to be in on the 21st 3140

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3140 in a strong Rosalind Russell and Kate Hepburn and all those women and I don't know why

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and I don't know why there isn't any more do you know anybody have any ideas

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it mean to scary for

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cari forum yeah I think

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yeah I think you're right I think you're right I do to stop the Tritton the supposed

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written the supposedly women's liberation scripts a written all my heaven

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what a comedy yes

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where was my head when I did Barbara

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armpit I'm in heaven I can't even

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I can't even believe it I know people even when you know its

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really all that bad looking forward to seeing a pizza cause I thought maybe I'll be pleasantly

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pleasantly surprised I wasn't I wasn't I need my voice sound like it was coming out of my ear

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coming out of my ear I was so self conscious for the entire huh

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why was it snow for acting with birds and and dry ice

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dry ice in ammonia and machines that don't work and Cinderella studio

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Studio already what was I doing in Italy in the studio with my clothes off

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when my ribs breaking my back

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back it was painful bruises everyday hey I hated it

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hated it I have never seen it either I've never seen it

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um she says that my phone has been Roger bedding the director Barbarella

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I was in town recently promoting a new film and sad

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sad parently that I was happy to say that I can download only

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only he knew no I just know when I'm up against a stone wall

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Stonewall yeah what does steelyard blues

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unimportant synonym for me politically no

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no no it wasn't

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the question is how is the campaign

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the campaign going she from San Francisco and she has nothing about a couple of the story

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are the stories in the other in the San Francisco Chronicle campaign is going very well

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party because we have a Cracker Jack organization statewide very very good people on staff with and getting pretty good

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getting pretty good media with braids the statue of money and tummy is making unbelievable mistakes

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mistakes people don't like honey very much and the hill

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its up hill going to be very rough time season and company he's got all the well company money on his

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company money on his side but it can be done you can win

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cuz I'm an actress

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and I'll continue to be

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continue to be until I get very old play mother Jones then maybe I'll run for office

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what was it like working with Elizabeth Taylor I didn't work with her

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work with her um I have to call to lightly a cameo role in blue bird

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Bluebird it's really upset part I wish I were smaller than it actually is

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telephone did in Santa Monica bad

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oh god I put the queen of night and she played the Queen of light

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light and the mother and the witch

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I was almost finished with my part 1 Elizabeth Taylor and Harry

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Taylor and Henry arrived in Leningrad and although I didn't work with her it was quiet experience

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experience to watch arrival in Leningrad and I'm not exactly rating to tons

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2 tons of overweight 5000 dollars worth of food from Fort Mason

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Mason hotel room in a hotel for close to say for diamonds

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diamonds and I remember the book the man in the maze the floor with

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Russian Hotel there's a there's a of a desk on every floor with a woman

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how small is a house mother in the making of being said

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how many people like that of United States

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watch she never let a room

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what know where is Leningrad she had a entourage around Hershey Ana

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Anna is this what you call a millionaire it was there a Korean

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very very interesting actually um um um I didn't believe

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I didn't believe that she would stick it out and she didn't I take my hat off to her and she did because she understood

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understood I think the political importance of the film she really was committed to having it

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having it happened to sing it to the other was a very difficult. Hershey's used to

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is used to know much more is the circumstances and she was very very ill and I have a normal suspect

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respect for the way she handles herself in the Soviet Union

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yeah true George Duke or is pencil

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where is has always been called womens director and I think that it's true um

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it's true about the directors is well and some directors like Sam Peckinpah Armin directors

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directors a he's a very sensitive an understanding of women actresses

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this is the coolest another what I think of the cell

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what is the film called walk on the wild side I have very fond memories that was about 25 year

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about 25 years ago I think that I made that film and I like it because I feel that I was Henry Fonda's daughter

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I was always a always wanted to Cafe is the the nice Inn of the King James

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can change the girl next door Anna after tall story I said

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story I said I don't ever want to go back to Hollywood don't want to be cheerleaders and I you know that's not what I want to do I replace

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I want to do I replace on Broadway and then somebody of the part of a hooker in the summer Walker

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walk on the wild side of my brother book a nice and I like the book very much again books better than a cell that anyway

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anyway give me a chance to be to be somebody else and the I really got into

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I really got into it I had a very much I think we have 3 different directors in the course of the film and the

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and the problem to come off as well as it could have been was the

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was the moxie

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is Ted Kennedy support income in the race against against a Tom Hayden

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um if you want to run for president a better not

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I don't know why I die question it center

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question it since a tiny has recently come out again

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come out against the Kennedy Korman National Health Bill and the

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the ISIS is something that means great deal to Ted Kennedy as well it should

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is it means a great deal to poor people in old people and labor this in this country hello it's not the answer to

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not the answer to medical care it really the first big step forward in and a tornado in Cumming

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funny coming out against it I think a damaged relationship with Kennedy

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can you see it I can't see it what is it

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what is it

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oh it in and the picture was taken in Hanoi to picture of Tom

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picture of Tom Hayden and our Sun Troy MO North Vietnamese film actress I believe

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I believe it or not lyrics yes in the North Vietnamese she is the book

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is the book the leading movie actress in the in North Vietnam and she had a child the same

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how to child the same age is as mine and we a I have met her before when I was

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before when I was in Hanoi in 1972 and I had written how many letters and ####

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where is and #### it she was dead and I found out that she was alive had a baby Simpson weight

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picture was taken with just had a reunion yeah

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do I say grandfather clock as a political

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political future the polls in New York with indicate the does yes he is running for US Senate in the New

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New York on fortunately is running against the labs of the tragedy why we always have to do it

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how to do it Twitter Ramsey is a Man full of integrity a sink

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I think what are my upcoming film projects in why did I agree to do

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how to do the King James describe what it mean to put down on a little interested to see what it is

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listen to see what it is about a great to do a I like the idea in the in the middle of the night

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in the middle of an economic crisis to do a movie about it is better to be a comedy cause I think people can sometimes

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sometimes the allow themselves to see painful things easier when they're in the

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in the context of laughing instead of crime and the I give me an opportunity

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opportunity to talk about issues that I think are related to the film in related

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Diamond related to people's lives today in the course of making the film and I need a job um

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um I am in the process of trying to get written

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and produced I'm producing a film about the American Revolution call the house

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revolution call the house divided that will stop me and my brother and my father written by Michael Wilson

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Wilson it's going to be a very difficult film because its not sexy I mean that a bra

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I mean that a broad sense it's a it's a you know it so it doesn't have any 5

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it doesn't have any files to take it away its got the ingredients in Hollywood usually like in a Cell

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likes in a film its and it's an odyssey of an epic its a 20 year.

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from the point of view of the working class family who don't support the Revolution the beginning and a trillion

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and it's really know how why did people eventually some of them come to support the Revolution and how did it affect

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how did it affect our lives in what ways did the Second Life and then I'm doing a film

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also producing it to the original story about a Vietnam veteran it takes

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send it takes place in 1968 in a VA hospital on a military base in Antelope store between a para police

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paraplegic and a conservative woman is married to an army officer

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its not a comedy

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and then I'm doing um I'm doing the film

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the film that I'm not producing the acting in written by Lillian Hellman of the story was written by Lillian Hellman is called

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call Julia and the directed by Sydney Pollack in written by Auburn

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written by of charge when it will be the next year and I don't know who's going to play Julius and then I'm also

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and then I'm also producing a film that I'm going also star in the inspired by a

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something happened to a woman and Karen Silkwood its not her story when not doing

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when not doing the storm Karen Silkwood but she's young woman who I work in a put on

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where can I put onium fast breeder reactor planet Oklahoma she began to uncover Expo

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cover exposed to fax at to there was false the quetion of documents in xrays

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rays of the materials that would be fabricated in the plan was potentially catastrophic the dangerous

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tropically dangerous and someone tried to poison tour with the radioactive 52 tonium and then she was

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and then she was killed and I'm doing it because it is wonderful melodrama and because I think

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common because I think that people have to become aware very quickly of the incredible danger of nuclear energy

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Grapes of Wrath affect my family very strong is the time it was made I was born

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Ben

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A I don't know I don't know my father

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my father has done a number of the very very progressive films Ox Bow Incident Grapes of Wrath

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Grapes of Wrath young Mr Lincoln really a number of in and the

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um he hasn't changed his remain the same person I think of you

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thoroughly below the person who was the guy who directed the John Ford I quit Twitter

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20 in the life became a right winner for reasons that I don't understand but I

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but I think um no dad delotta free sex in the Cambrian Va

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McKendree involved in all those films and the touch does he's been very infected person

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Tara how to play the song on the stage recently

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recently have a person with all about directing and if not why not cuz I be allowed to direct

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director I don't know I think it's very important for for people

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people to understand what the shortcomings are and um I am very definitely

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definitely more comfortable when I'm told I know I can deal

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you know I can deal with a character but I haven't got the overall I haven't got the capacity to deal with the whole thing

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the whole thing and the I like having a director who is extremely strong

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strong and tells me what to do so that I can say will try this

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but I get to be a coward if I'm the one that have to say try that I become conservative

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conservative I am I in my thoughts yes the question is you song

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USANA contracting in the script is a parlay change can't you get can you get out of the scripture that a lot of legal

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alot of legal hassles if you haven't received any advance payment

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or if your if your if you have enough money to be able to go to say

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to say to say no I'm not going to do it

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the case of Dick and Jane I think I want to do it I don't want to get out of it because I think that it's

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because I think that's some Mabi was found to be putting it down too much ice I say I say I say

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I think it's going to be a very interesting picture its not pictures of angry to do

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do but I think I still want to do it and if I didn't it would be a problem because

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problem because I've already been paid

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am I said are you kidding are you what does

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what all can Siri asleep who have been able to save money. Racer

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money racer hands 1234

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45 people 6 people

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I mean I haven't worked for quite a long time number 1

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what time does one number to I have a family that I support number 3 I have a husband is running for the Senate

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Senate

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what I have been able to 70 you all have other reason

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yeah glad you asked me that she says urban rumors I'm going to do

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I'm going to do a movie about Patty Hearst based on something Shane Alexander Iowa

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I wouldn't dream of making a movie about Patty Hearst and please all journalist

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journalist for here write it down this is gone this is the end

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this is the end haunting me for 6 months

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monks started in the San Francisco Chronicle menu here on the radio and then I called The Chronicle

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The Chronicle would you please stop saying it I have nothing to do with Patty Hearst I'm not

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I'm not going to be doing her story and then it appears again and you want to know what I think I can I think I think somebody

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I think somebody is planning the story in order to hire me and my husbands campaign

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campaign I think she's been exploited enough I much more interested in doing films about what

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films about why people like her and the people she was with people like you when people are called

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black all the way to the next best racing we get in trouble some of the root causes but not a story

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but not a story about Patty Hearst what stores

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bailee bailee for her

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wayback affair with your hand up in the blue suede you yeah

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yeah questions 10 Barbara Loden Barbara Loden director of remarkable film called what

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the film called Wanda and she was also in perhaps till is an actress Splendor in the Grass

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the graph of all down a number of other films umm I have thought about contacting

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contacting her I don't know why I haven't accept that time I haven't yet got a project

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project that I think would be one that would appeal to her from what I know about her um

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um I don't see her directing an epic about the American Revolution or film about veterans Wichita

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which Josh Weston just going to direct um and uh

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Sydney Pollack is going to come is going to direct about the American Revolution

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American Revolution but I think that she's a very very talented woman both actress Anna and director and

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rector and the trap someday the n.o there will be something that I think that she seems to be

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she seems to be very intimate small very very pretty

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very very personal intense stories and I haven't got one like that yet do I not syncing

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do I not think that the Nazarene grave has been a victim in the sense that she has never been given an Oscar

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because of a political views

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I think it's important that

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iFixit some very fine actors dont when I don't know why I think

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why I think that I saw red grapes 101 the best actresses in the world

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um I personally I'm not paranoid about why people don't win the

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the Oscars I dyed people think that I didn't win today

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political reasons to believe that's true I don't think it was the best performance that you're not the best performance

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the best performance always does when I don't know can I tell somebody experiences making the Vietnam film

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Nasim oh boy um

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we went to Vietnam with a 9 month old baby

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and we have never been apart from him and we were told we were going to have to drive south

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Dr Selkin it would be a very large was trippin that we were to leave the baby in Honeoye which we did

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which we did it for 2 weeks and

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just for a benefit they set up a phone communication system so that every night we would stop at a different

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stop at a different village and we get a phone call and they said today he a 12

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well and by the time you reach the 17th parallel he came to kilo and by the time we got

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and by the time we got back he was toilet trained because they don't use diapers in Vietnam

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Indiana um one story

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is one story

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yes I think a question with Mia love ACA

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because I like how much money can be made um got it true that people

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true that people are in a lot of money making films is outrageous mean it really is totally out of proportion to

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portion to common sense um something is always the wilder

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Wilder but uh that's not why I make movies it mean if if was concerned

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if what concern me was making money that I would have been much more careful about how I let my personal life because all along the way up

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the way I've been told him I got don't do that can ruin your career and my attitude is always been so

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so you know I have to live with myself um maybe the reason I'm an actress is the only thing that I

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the only thing that I can do I don't have to type A maybe it's because I

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maybe it's because I need masks to hide behind I mean I'm not I don't think too much about it I'm not a cerebral actress

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cerebral actress I am i buy became an actress Radha late in life compared to most people

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the most people I was 23 years old um I just figured I'd like most

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like most alienated you say I didn't know what to do I graduated from something or other and I just

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brother and I just I don't know what to do with myself in someone to watch you go to the Actors Studio City

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Studio so I did and a Lee Strasberg told me I had Talent and that was it

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and that was it is a silly is that

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can we say please him that I want

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do any more films with my former husband Roger Vadim um

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what im I change does

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does you know if there's been to hell if the person I don't think he's he's God

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the he he also has had a very a lasting effect on cinema

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text on cinema he was the first young untried director he was 24 years

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he was 24 years old when he made us think when he made the God created women and it was it opened up

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opened up a hole a realm of possibility for the new way for young directions

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directions to make is kind of films but I'm not interested in those kind of feelings anymore he makes

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he makes start making the cut a phone that I'm interested in coming to work with him

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the question is wondering how difficult it is

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how difficult it is for how to get Hollywood to do films that are political like for example the Book of Daniel

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book of Daniel which was about the children of the Rosenbergs um

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it's very difficult its why for example Tom Laughlin

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Trisha creative zone Studio Empire a to do films like Billy Jack

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Billy Jack because they can't get made otherwise there are exception

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there are exceptions what does Kapolei how to create his own in a world A

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A to make a kind of film to watch now he could go anywhere prove himself

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Providence self but um I'm extremely difficult just there

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just very very very difficult and it's going to be that way until first of all

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first of all a it doesn't cost too much money is ridiculous the movies cost so much money half of it is over

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half of it is over head to big Studios Studios in an ounce the subsidiary

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subsidiary of multinational corporations it's a it's just a pickle what's happening every other areas

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Mary of the economy Warner Brothers has been bought by Kenny leisure which I'm told his Mafia run the lamb

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the land of Paramount is owned by the Vatican the physical plant

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physical plant a paramount is a subsidiary of Gulf and Western in you wonder why is golf on Western on

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Western on somebody else out of the coast of Vietnam what was so hard to make anyone tell me paramount

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best interests and its not just the people who sit in the office in the studio

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Studio the function of cells in the Bank of New York to put up the money that have a purse strings controller

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control it and the somethings do slip through but my God you got to stand on your head in

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your head and you know you take a story about a paraplegic can you have to go in and say about the war it's about the war

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it's about the war and what determines my vehicle when he says a love story

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that's what you do time for one more what is

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what is the ending of Alice doesn't live here anymore the first time that I've ever seen a movie when it ended

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what ended the whole set of 0.1 to and we want to go on it was like

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what it was like I was so involved with the woman at her son

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that I just I could have gone on n on n on n on a real you know and I

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100 and I get to Siri read that script and I turned down years before was ever made

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and I can tell you that everything is it in there came from her came from Ellen Burstyn script

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script ideas the homeless in the woman is why I am sure

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I am sure that uh it's her creation I really take my hat off to her I don't mind

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I don't mind the fact that she's not a winner in the cheese not you know it's just a statement about the homeless of a woman

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list of a woman's character

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where can a woman send me a resume have you got a pencil

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okay

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okay Hayden for Senate 204

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Santa Monica Boulevard Santa Monica California what starting at the end

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starting at the edge of the cotton tell if a movies

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that was actress Jane Fonda recorded on October 25th 1975

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1975 at the San Francisco Film Festival the host for the presentation was March aces

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was Mark chase in the film festival staff and this is Alan Farley for KPFA

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← Jane Fonda San Francisco Film Festival part 2

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← Jane Fonda San Francisco Film Festival part 2

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