I interviewed Jules Dassin, still dapper and articulate, in the mid 1990s and brought along a vintage paperback copy of Night and the City, hoping I'd have the nerve to ask him to sign it. Fortunately, we got along like a house afire: Though I was much younger than he was, we both grew up in a New York that bore little resemblance to the new, improved version. So at the end of the interview I bit the bullet and handed him the movie tie-in paperback and asked.
He looked at it intently for a moment and then said, "Would you mind if I wrote my name across Gene Tierney's creamy bosom?" And he did.
Showing posts with label Night and the City. Gene Tierney. Show all posts
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Monday, June 6, 2011
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