H er pride in the theater is obvious, mainly because it also honors her sister Dorothy and her mother, Mary McConnell Gish, as well as Lillian. She is devoted to their memories. Of course, since I was born here, I may be prejudiced, but I do think they have the best manners and are more considerate of the other fellow than most people are. I really feel like I've come home when I come here. S he doesn't have much to say about modern films, but her disappointment in the current products of the media so beloved to her is evident.
Film is the universal language.
It can do great things. We have advanced, technically, in films enormously, but intellectually and spiritually, we have gone in the opposite direction. She pauses, then continues. I feel strongly that actors and actresses today need to take responsibility for what they say and do in film, even if they are only acting. They don't have to do the script.