Not equal talents

Rating: Null/10 (2 October 2017)

She was not particular about what roles she could get. She did not refuse any roles, she just was not chosen for any. He never left his piano. I think he was the real talent. He chose not to play for money when he always could have. She quit completely and he saved her. He never quit the piano, but he did "settle" for some money at one point. How talented was she? Did her future husband get her that first job? Remember her barista days when the big star came in for coffee? How she admired her appearance? It was not her talent that was featured, just the sunglasses, the clothes, the walk, the limo, the big tip... was that what she wanted? Anyway it wasn't a equal comparison of careers. I loved the ending where the point was that they had to go their separate ways or he would have spent all his time nurturing her, not his jazz. they both got their dreams, but not each other. It reminds me of A Star is Born,but without the booze and the unhappy ending.... the Disney version.