And her problem is that one where an early success proves hard to follow up. It depends so much on the personality. Someone like Clint Eastwood or Paul Newman is bound to push a great deal of themselves. Robert de Niro strives the other way. Formula is everything now, and they run scared the whole time.
Scripts seem computer generated.
Most movies have ceased to be fun. I don't mean to sound like a dyspeptic curmudgeon, but so much on the screen today is not worth watching. It's too bad. Nancy, go ahead with your question. She was talking about Wyler's version of Wuthering Heights.