Change of plans (heart?): het wordt een top 10, en er komen geen eervolle vermeldingen. Net zoals bij het parisoordeel moeten de niet-gekozenen met lege handen naar huis.
Morgen zal de eerste godin arriveren. En hoe!
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Touchwood schreef:Heel chique om als godin zo laat te arriveren, dat is alvast helemaal ‘in style’

ErikSchierboom schreef:Fashionably late is dat toch?
maar je hebt ook kans dat de faam reeds naar heur hoofd is gestegen en het dus een milde kwestie van kapsones is… er is immers geen rode loper voor haar grande entrée uitgerold en dat is natuurlijk een big boo-boo. Het is daarom ook niet ondenkbaar dat Darko, as we speak, in de clinch ligt met het godganse godinnenmanagement.
Touchwood schreef:Het is daarom ook niet ondenkbaar dat Darko, as we speak, in de clinch ligt met het godganse godinnenmanagement.


She's a twentieth century fox...ErikSchierboom schreef:Touchwood schreef:Heel chique om als godin zo laat te arriveren, dat is alvast helemaal ‘in style’
Fashionably late is dat toch?


Liv Ullmann schreef: I am a woman – a single career woman with a child. My life has been filled with all a human being can expect- and much more. I have loved and been loved. I have known pain and sorrow, but also happiness far greater than I ever dreamed of as a young girl. I have never been hungry: only at certain times did I have to count my money to see whether I could afford butter instead of margarine. Sometimes I am happy and wake up in the morning an smile at a man I have the peace to love. I am constantly living in a state of change, although deep inside I am a 'young girl who refuses to die'.

Liv Ullmann schreef:What I thought my life would be when I was eighteen? Well I thought I'd marry young, which I did and stay married, which I didn't. And have children, live faithfully and be in the Norwegian theater and lead a decent life.
Liv Ullmann schreef:'Oh, that was a blessing, that really was. We did two films when we lived together, The Shame and The Passion of Anna, and the breakfasts were terrible. He would sit there thinking about what he was going to do, and if he had had nightmares he would tell me about that too, and I thought, "Oh, god. I'm going to do that nightmare on film." It wasn't really life affirming for me. Later, when those things were behind us, we each could go home to our own home, where the other one wasn't; it was incredible. We worked so much better when we were friends, and we are truly very close friends, than we did when we had other agendas in our relationship.'

Ullmann over Lost Horizon schreef: Well I knew that I couldn't dance and I couldn't sing [...] I did say that to them and they said, "Oh, it doesn't matter, you're so sweet and so charming, we'll work around it." So somebody sang my voice and then I danced, and that looked kind of stiff and strange, but what I said was true. It was my first time in Hollywood and I believed everything they said, and they said every woman in Hollywood wants to do your part in Lost Horizon, and I believed that too. I lived in this incredible house with this swimming pool and my friends came over, and the bathroom in the house was like, like this whole room! It was fantastic! Give that to any 31-year-old from Norway and they will think that it's the greatest time in their life. [...] I still feel that the film wasn't a success, but it was a fantastically good time.'
Liv Ullmann schreef:'People say that your life is over at 40, and my life was fantastic at 40. People say life is over at 50, and I went into a new career. Now I'm more than 60 and that is why I want to take a pause, in case there is something else to do. It doesn't have to be a career [directing]. Life is there whatever. If you are there in the garden or whatever. Life is very generous if you allow it to be generous, for us who are privileged to have choices.'




Liv Ullmann schreef:Bibi Andersson and I are the best of friends and we are like sisters. The first time that we worked together was in Norway many years before I worked with Ingmar in a film, it was a Danish film. There were no houses, it was on an island north of Norway and we all lived in a school house and Bibi and I shared a classroom, there were beds in there. We used to lie at night and dream of the future, both of us were newly married and we were twenty years old and we said if we ever get to be parents we'd be godparents to each other's children.



Touchwood schreef:Liv Ullmann; een verassende keuze. Naar mijn mening niet echt het toonbeeld van schoonheid, geen goddelijke verschijning maar wel een krachtig en karaktervol 'Persona Grande'.
Ik begrijp het oponthoud op het vliegveld, zo zonder rode loper, nu ook volkomen; naast het feit dat dit aanzet tot een verhoogde interesse in haar werk als actrice, beschouw ik Liv Ullmann nochtans niet als iemand met kapsones. De kwaliteiten van een godin hebben dan ook stellig niets uit te staan met die van een filmdiva. Dat was even een denkfoutje on my part.

Je beseft dat die geregisseerd is door "de zoon van"? Wat ik ervan lees is 'ie echt héél matig. Waarom ben je er zo nieuwsgierig naar eigenlijk?Darko schreef:Leonor (Buñuel, 1975) Hier ben ik zeer benieuwd naar, maar hij lijkt onvindbaar.

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