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A rebroadcast of a conversation with Italian actress Sophia Loren about her book "Recipes and Memories", her early days as a model and actress, her family, the power of sex appeal, and her decades-long career making movies all over the world (from February 1, 1999).
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maryo 01/07/2008 10:52 PM Report
Charlie,
Way back when I recorded this interview on VHS!!
This is my favorite interview of all time!! When I want to introduce you to my friends this interview with Sophia Loren is the one I share with them. I wish all journalists had your grace, concern, and integrity. When your question made her cry and your camara immediately went off Miss Sophia and you apologized for causing her discomfort, this simple human courtesy is something ALL other media have "forgotten" or simply, ignore.
I wish every high school or college student would watch this show if only to see simple human decency and how conversation should work.
Also, I very much enjoyed Miss Loren speaking of her Mother, and family, and cooking!! She could have been a member of our families here in the Midwest, USA. (where everything in the family is centered around the kitchen, and cooking, and sharing recipes with our families)
maryo 01/07/2008 10:52 PM Report
Charlie,
Way back when I recorded this interview on VHS!!
This is my favorite interview of all time!! When I want to introduce you to my friends this interview with Sophia Loren is the one I share with them. I wish all journalists had your grace, concern, and integrity. When your question made her cry and your camara immediately went off Miss Sophia and you apologized for causing her discomfort, this simple human courtesy is something ALL other media have "forgotten" or simply, ignore.
I wish every high school or college student would watch this show if only to see simple human decency and how conversation should work.
Also, I very much enjoyed Miss Loren speaking of her Mother, and family, and cooking!! She could have been a member of our families here in the Midwest, USA. (where everything in the family is centered around the kitchen, and cooking, and sharing recipes with our families)