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Mason and Sellers. That film was heaven. Shelley Winters was

Posted by tinear on July 6, 2011 at 16:24:05:
terrific, too. How many actresses have the self-confidence to play a role that self-critical? And Sue Lyons.... Nabokov actually must have been a sick man. In the book, Lolita is far younger, pre-adolescent. He also had a young girl at the center of another of his erogenous books ("Pale Fire," im memory serves). Humbert Humbert. What a character. And Clare Quilty. Genius. No other word.