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, The 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.”

“Oh, Loves of a Blonde, have you ever seen that? It's really cool. It's an early Miloš Forman movie. Oh really? Yeah, maybe you need to take that and see it. Great, I'd love to see that one. It's great.”