Posted on Mar 3, 2021
Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins on the Legacy of ‘The Silence of the Lambs’
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Our conversation? You guessed it. It was like having old friends for dinner. :)
I do love it when people will say, “Can I get you a nice Chianti?” I still love it. And there’s no part of me that’ll ever be tired of it. Mostly because it’s just such a damn good movie.
He’s very careful in the book to really talk about transsexualism and how it has nothing to do with Buffalo Bill. Not only does [Jonathan] have Clarice say that, but there was a scene that we shot with a psychiatrist that ended up getting cut, sadly.
I do love it when people will say, “Can I get you a nice Chianti?” I still love it. And there’s no part of me that’ll ever be tired of it. Mostly because it’s just such a damn good movie.
He’s very careful in the book to really talk about transsexualism and how it has nothing to do with Buffalo Bill. Not only does [Jonathan] have Clarice say that, but there was a scene that we shot with a psychiatrist that ended up getting cut, sadly.
Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins on the Legacy of ‘The Silence of the Lambs’
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You’re welcome. I hope you enjoyed the article. I liked finding the thoughts behind the actors on one of my favorite movies.
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You’re welcome. I hope you enjoyed the article. I liked finding the thoughts behind the actors on one of my favorite movies. Obviously I put this in the wrong place. :)
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