An Unmarried Woman

“This Paul Mazursky film, An Unmarried Woman, starring Jill Clayburgh, who I got to work with on Bridesmaids toward the end of her career, and it was very moving, and she had this very interesting career in the theater and in film. But this film has grown to have such a seminal space, I think. And her Performance is really outrageous for that time. And I recently revisited it and just, yeah, I was so immersed in the world of Manhattan, and it’s a really… I think it’s quite iconic.”

“An Unmarried Woman Jill Clayburgh I think is just one of the greatest actors of all time. Wonderful beautiful Performance... My wife gave me this... It's a way to invite someone to know you in a way that you can't really articulate so I love this because of Jill Clayburgh and also just the special place that holds in my heart as I talk about my wife holding the movie An Unmarried Woman.”

“An Unmarried Woman, oh that's me. Paul Mazursky, I've heard this is good. 70s, I'm all about the 70s. I'm gonna take her.”

“I like so much that movie, An Unmarried Woman, is so crazy. I like so much the actress, she's fantastic. I like so much the scene with the therapist inside. It's really, I like this, this movie is so perfect.”