Sally Field and Burt Reynolds - Documentary 

'FIELD' or do you mean 'BURT REYNOLD'!

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Agreed ❤ they did a fabulous job

Regret is like saying I wish since you already crossed that bridge and you must live with the choices you made in your life . Unless you want to pout and feel sorry about yourself let it go and look towards the future but most of all the present. 😮

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Roger that!

Burt's like all locker room jocks, they be awkward in relationships hanging around soapy nut sacks in them varsity locker rooms and don't handle rejection well.

Maybe because he behaved like a pig

He cheated on her numerous times when she was in love with him and she's more than hinted that he had a bad temper, if she had married him it wouldn't have lasted....it's only in hindsight did Burt realize he screwed it up having said that I can't stand Sally Field.

Pero el la dejó y el Karma solo hizo con el lo que debía hacer.

He loved the Jewish gals, didn't he?!

She seems heartless releasing a book with scathing words about him shortly before his death. Burt had more class .

If he cheated on her frequently which, let’s face it, is entirely plausible, why shouldn’t she badmouth him? If she’d cheated on him, he’d be perfectly entitled to do the same.

Sexist. You're buying into the male machismo

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I just saw the documentary 'I Am Burt Reynolds' yesterday, here on Sky Arts in the UK, and it was fascinating. I never knew much about him but assumed he was probably a bit chauvinistic, the kind of man who couldn't keep it in his pants, cheating on partners, etc. Admittedly, it may be that the documentary was a bit biased in perhaps showing him in a very positive light but it did also cover some of his flaws too, and nobody is perfect of course! I was actually a bit staggered at just how nice he seemed to have been. He apparently was extremely generous, giving his friends and family lots of gifts, donating money to good causes, giving his time to teach acting lessons to young people every week, even when he was ailing and could barely move due to backache, etc. When he fell in love with Loni Anderson he seems to have bent over backwards for her, showering her with gifts, giving her a 'princess' life that she could barely believe she was living, etc, and, just as in interviews mentioned in this video clip where he had only good things to say about Sally, he didn't ever seem to have had a bad word to say about her. He also seemed to be extremely vulnerable, and not as naturally confident, even cocky perhaps, as he appeared to be. He apparently got little love or affection from his parents when he was growing up and he craved that and felt insecure due to that aloof parenting. He felt he could never please them, I think particularly his dad who apparently never praised him for anything he achieved. When he and Loni adopted a baby she made sure to let him hold the baby first because she knew he wanted to have that bond that he'd never had with his own dad and he craved that. It's actually a really moving documentary and a real eye-opener for me. I'm very glad I saw it and learned so much about Burt, who was a good guy, very talented and who never fully got the recognition he deserved for his acting, which is sad.

​@@catyork6070gracias. Me conmovieron tus palabras, pues yo no he podido ver ese documental.

Their contract ended, I suppose.

The post was Sally and Burts relationship not all his loves in life .

I agree. Of course, she always came across in movies as being perky, sweet, likeable but in those interview clips where she was tearing Burt down she came across as being bitter, nasty and very inconsiderate.

Yeah, no !

Women are very tough underneath it all, even the softies.

REYNOLDS + FIELD. She not plural.

@@lindaf4836Wow, your OCD is impressive! Do you intentionally avoid stepping on cracks?

Exactly. For someone who always seemed to be so chirpy, perky and likeable she came across as being quite bitter and even nasty when she was speaking about Burt. I don't think he deserved that at all and it seems that he didn't say anything bad about her, only good things, as he did with Loni Anderson too. I think that Sally should be ashamed of herself for having torn him down so much in interviews.

She has....you don't have to look too hard to find them either. She said many kind, sweet things after his death. It's actually brought me to tears....

​​@@catyork6070e was a CAD. He believed in himself to the point of nausea. She however is really level headed and doesn't see fame the same way. She was loyal...he wasn't. I think she has been far kinder than necessary over the decades. You must not have lived through the 70s....if you had you would know he was a player like no other....totally full of himself. Sally has never bought into Hollywood glamor and myth...it's a job to her...she didn't buy into "God" status. It's sexist to defend his type of male machismo and how he actually treated women. He was cute...he was famous...he was a jerk emotionally.

He was a woman beater.

He couldn't keep his hands too himself. He was a dumb jock.

100%

For what, he is an adult she is an adult, many people have relationship like this just not celebrities so you can't get all involved in it.🙄