Oh of course not! THANK YOU for your viewing and your comment- Janet was a gal with PLUCK- only Debbie Reynolds could match her for pure "go get 'em" grit, IMHO- but Janet out classed even Debbie as a woman and a Mom... just my personal biased opinion
I just love that these interviews were conducted in the actors homes. I'm loving the photographs, the self penned books on display (shameless plug :)) The volume of encyclopaedias, that chair looked well loved too.
For me it was her scene in a limo with John Payne in a Columbo epside "Forgotten Lady" that drew me in. This was a case of life imitating art. She was amazing.
*Jimmy was good to put that funny on Tony... Because I can remember Tony teasing Marilyn Monroe on how many takes she took to get it just right! She seems like a really sweet nice lady!!*
I can't hear the interviewer which is totally unprofessional. I loved Janet Leigh in pretty much everything, but it's interesting seeing her interviewed, because she naturally has the nervy, tense energy that worked so well on the screen. She was similar off the screen to on it apparently. She was perfect for Psycho. Hitchcock obviously saw the same quality in her and used it.