Loves of a Blonde

“Loves of a Blonde. Getting it. Greg Mottola said that told me that this was the movie that really inspired his first movie, Daytrippers.”

“Miloš Forman, Loves of a Blonde, which, of course, you know, a Czech hero. And so, in honor to my new lived second country, I’m taking a bit of the Czech Republic with me.”

“Are you familiar– I’m sure you are– with this wonderful film, Loves of a Blonde? No, I’m not actually. Is it a goodie? Oh, yeah. You’ll love it. Can you get it down from there? Miloš Forman. Oh, well, I’m having it. It’s a great film, it really is. You will love it.”

“Loves of a Blonde by Milos Forman is an absolutely wonderful movie. Tonally it's just so wonderfully free and specific and very much about a female character which I loved and it's really about romance you know and it's classic New Wave Cinema as well but there is something about the middle European slightly depressive humor that I just find so appealing. It's like you can just feel the sadness in the humor.”

“Or here it is, Miloš Forman and Loves of a Blonde. We know each other as very young people, we were in the same school. Miloš was the boss of my dormitory being the oldest one. He treated us fair but in a rough manner sometimes. I met him after we made our first films, he made Black Peter and I brought my first film, Identification Marks: None. As a joke, when he had seen me, he put the pose of a boxer and said, 'Are you going now to give it back to me?'”

“Milos Forman, Loves of a Blonde. This is amazing. This is a simple, heartbreaking film, very, very lovely, well worth the see. Not a film a lot of people know about.”

“One of my favorite films is Miloš Forman’s Loves of a Blonde. It’s a remarkable film, which is also funny, and I think everybody should watch it.”

“Lovers that's the most one of the most wonderful movies in the world. Loves of a Blonde, this is a very good movie.”

“I haven't seen Loves of a Blonde in a long time. Oh, I'll take that.”