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I didn’t even bother to see the Eiffel Tower topic/heartbreak

I AM IN PARIS FOR THREE DAYS. IT IS NOT MY FIRST TIME, and the circumstances of my earlier visits have always been a little odd.

When I was quite young I came with a Norwegian theatre company. I was unhappily in love and only wanted to lie on my bed and read old letters from him. He went on a wa…

—p.37 Changing by Liv Ullmann
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to indifferent and tired attorneys

An elderly actor stops at our table. He is German. A flood of words at furious speed: his wife has left him and their five children. He whispers, looking around nervously, hinting that I am the only one to receive this confidence. But I can hear that he has told his story many times. To all who hav…

—p.21 by Liv Ullmann
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Hollywood's way of talking about the weather

Quite a few people have gathered for lunch. New film projects are discussed. Success is measured by the number of offers one receives. The more money you are offered, the more producers ring your agent and offer yet more.

This is Hollywood's way of talking about the weather.

—p.21 by Liv Ullmann
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fear sits at table with us

Physically she is no longer as animated and alive. She looks defenseless and slightly pathetic. She has dyed her hair reddish and she talks on and on—as if not knowing what she is saying. I feel dreadfully sorry for her. She touches the protective instinct within me. She has such fine qualities, wh…

—p.17 by Liv Ullmann
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the wife who lives only for her husband’s career

We are dining with friends. He is a director and has just finished his first important film. She is the wife who lives only for her husband’s career. They lived for a number of years in New York, but have now moved to Los Angeles. Bought a house they cannot afford. Sought out company and the acquai…

—p.16 by Liv Ullmann