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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara Fan" data-source="post: 264484" data-attributes="member: 21"><p>"I do believe that professionalism is dead. The working situations I find today are ludicrous! There is so much waste--of time, of talent, of money. I worked like a demon all those years: You're looking at talent and sweat when you look at my work, but today there is very little work on the parts: the work is in the deals, the contracts, the publicity, and then a vacuum shows up on the screen or the stage. I see very little that interests or impresses me these days, and this makes me very sad, because I love the theatre and I love films. I don't think I'm an angry old lady, complaining about things and feeling left out. I have a body of work and a history that I think merits attention, and I think my opinion means something, and I think the work coming out now stinks!"--Bette Davis/Interview with James Grissom/1984</p><p>Happy Birthday, Bette,</p><p>Photo by Skrebneski</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]26256[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Barbara Fan, post: 264484, member: 21"] "I do believe that professionalism is dead. The working situations I find today are ludicrous! There is so much waste--of time, of talent, of money. I worked like a demon all those years: You're looking at talent and sweat when you look at my work, but today there is very little work on the parts: the work is in the deals, the contracts, the publicity, and then a vacuum shows up on the screen or the stage. I see very little that interests or impresses me these days, and this makes me very sad, because I love the theatre and I love films. I don't think I'm an angry old lady, complaining about things and feeling left out. I have a body of work and a history that I think merits attention, and I think my opinion means something, and I think the work coming out now stinks!"--Bette Davis/Interview with James Grissom/1984 Happy Birthday, Bette, Photo by Skrebneski [ATTACH type="full"]26256[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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