[...] the one who wants to become an actress (supermodel Suzy Parker, whom I’d previously seen in Funny Face) going crazy after getting both dumped and cut from the play by her director; and the nice naive [...]

[...] do this.) She sits in on an editorial meeting (which in this case has been taken directly from Funny Face, to the point of the editor saying “Ban the black! Lose the blues! Think pink!”) where [...]

she was also liza minelli’s godmother–act two of liza at the palace (her recent bway show) was all about kay…she talked about eloise, funny face and how kay discovered the williams brothers (of andy fame)

agreed– a fascinating woman

I know a lot more Gershwin now than I did when I saw this as a teenager, so I’m sure I’d appreciate it even more. I remember it being gorgeous and witty. . .when they’re doing the photoshoot in the train station; he asks her to look like Anna Karenina and she says, “Do you want me to throw myself in front of the train?”

Lovely stuff.