In this excerpt from “The Way They Were,” about filming “The Way We Were,” we learn why the sex scenes were so tame and why Redford refused to say, “It’ll be better this time.”
Robert Hofler is the lead theater critic for TheWrap. He is also author of Sexplosion: From Andy Warhol to ‘A Clockwork Orange’–How a Generation of Pop Rebels Broke All the Taboos, The Man Who Invented Rock Hudson, and Money, Murder, and Dominick Dunne, among other books.
Stanley Kubrick’s film has turned 50, and over the course of its eventful life, almost everyone connected with it has struggled with its disagreeable legacy.
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If you’d asked me about Merida a few years ago, I’d have said it was a great place to stay in Mexico. Little did I know that the original in Spain is filled with wonders.
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