

- Ever the wise-ass, Leigh admits to Paul that she has always harbored a fear of being raped by dwarfs
- Leigh’s narrow escape in the parking lot, complete with hiding in a sewer grate so she can look up her stalker’s pant leg
- Leigh spys the savage demise of pal Sophie through a telescope
- Leigh’s life is saved by her ugly curtains
“The Gap-toothed Live Television Director Who Cried Voyeur”
That was always my favorite bedtime story. 🙂
Hey, I liked the pick-up line! 🙂
Something you didn’t mention that I thought was very interesting was the relationship between Leigh and Sophie, who was a lesbian. I think their friendship would have been considered quite progressive for this time on telelvision, and it was handled really well. It’s almost an after thought that she’s gay between the two and it’s nice to see a friendship that exists because it’s healthy without any political overbearingness to it (I think I made a word up!).
I’m a big fan of this movie and I never really tire of it. It’s very well done and acted and one of my favorites of the time! Go Lauren! btw, a lesser actress would have lost me in this role. There are so many monologues, it boggles the mind!
Oops! I also meant to say great review. I’m wanting to watch this again… NOW!