FRED: Hey there, Mrs. Joanne Woodward Newman. JOANNE: Hey. That sounds so southern. FRED: You want to get back to New York, don’t you? JOANNE: Yes, I do. FRED: What don’t you like about California? JOANNE: It’s what I love about New York, not what I don’t like about California. California’s fine, if you like California....
Richard Burton, in a way, is a man who has everything . . . health . . . good looks . . . talent. And, above all, he has Liz Taylor. But, because life is a balance sheet of assets and debits, Richard has his problems, too. And,...
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