25 5 / 2013
How do you spend your time when you’re not making movies? When I’m shooting a movie, it’s like I’m living in a submarine, but in between movies I wake up at 8, I try and go to dance class—tap and modern—It’s just really fun. If you can dance, why wouldn’t you dance? And then I shower, and I usually like to leave for the day, which is why I have my backpack, so I pack everything I need. Then I like to write in the public libraries, because you don’t have to buy anything. They’re quiet.
What do you write? I try to write plays and screenplays, but sometimes I just write about stuff. And depending on what the day is, I like going to the free museum days. I like to see movies, and I like to see plays. I like going to dinner, usually after the movies. I eat a lot. I eat a bagel every day. This sounds chi chi, but at Murray’s Bagels they don’t toast them, but I like Murray’s Bagels.
Now, I have always believed Greta Gerwig was probably my soulmate but I wasn’t sure it was true until today when on line at Murray’s (whilst I was sporting a backpack) we both ordered the same bagel. The end.
25 5 / 2013
Publicity photos of Audrey Hepburn and husband Mel Ferrer in the 1957 TV movie Mayerling.Based on a true events, Mayerling is the tragic love story between Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria (portrayed by Mel Ferrer) and his mistress Baroness Mary Vetsera (played by Audrey Hepburn). This made for TV movie originally aired in 1957 and hasn’t been seen since. Visit this youtube channel to help get this film officially released for the first time since it’s original air date. (Skip ahead to 5:00 min and 6:50 min to see the lovely Audrey Hepburn in Mayerling.)
25 5 / 2013
