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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsMy wife is watching Auntie Mame on Logo TV (She loves the movie)
She was saying how the Upson remind her of Tea Partiers and the Banker Babcox is a Neo-Con.
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My wife is watching Auntie Mame on Logo TV (She loves the movie) (Original Post)
diabeticman
May 2015
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dballance
(5,756 posts)1. I love that movie!
It is so great. "Exclusive of what and restricted from whom?" I think is the line I love. I love that she bought the place next to the Upsons (I checked iMDb for the spelling) and will make into a home for unwed Jewish girls.
The actress who plays "Little Glory (Gloria Upson)" does a great job of being an over-privileged Aryan from Darien.
diabeticman
(3,121 posts)2. Thanks I will change it.
smokey nj
(43,853 posts)3. It's really top drawer!
JohnnyLib2
(11,212 posts)4. "I've lived. Now what do I do"
--Agnes
REP
(21,691 posts)5. As good as Rosalind Russell is (and her costumes), read the book
It's even better.
GreatCaesarsGhost
(8,585 posts)6. The boy knows how to make a martini.
Stirred, not shaken.