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    Uta Hagen

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    I won't go to England because they won't let my dog in. ↗


    — Uta Hagen

    #dog #england #go #i #won

    I'm a bad liar; I don't know what to say backstage. ↗


    — Uta Hagen

    #bad #i #know #liar #say

    Marlon was so sensitive, you thought the poor guy just had a bad education. ↗


    — Uta Hagen

    #education #guy #had #just #marlon

    Maybe the one I enjoyed playing most was A Month in the Country. ↗


    — Uta Hagen

    #enjoyed #i #maybe #month #most

    They still had the Lord Chamberlain, so we had this idiotic censorship. We were allowed three Jesus Christs instead of 10. Why three were OK, I don't know. ↗


    — Uta Hagen

    #censorship #chamberlain #had #i #idiotic

    We had a relationship that lasted 44 years. Herbert and I lived together 10 years before we were married. He always gave me a little heart for whatever anniversary. ↗


    — Uta Hagen

    #always #before #gave #had #heart

    Working with Brando was fun. It was like a tennis match. We played unbelievably well together. ↗


    — Uta Hagen

    #fun #like #match #played #tennis






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    In Respect for Acting Hagen credited director Harold Clurman with a turn-around in her perspective on acting:

    In 1947 I worked in a play under the direction of Harold Clurman. Through interviews with her and contemporary criticism the report is that Hagen's Blanche refocused the audience's sympathies with Blanche rather than with Stanley (where the Brando/Kazan production had leaned). After Berghof's death in 1990 Uta Hagen became the school's chairperson.

    Hagen was on the Hollywood blacklist in part because of her association with Paul Robeson and this curtailed film opportunities focusing her to perform in New York theaters. She was elected to the American Theatre Hall of Fame in 1981.

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