The seven deadly sins of Hollywood (1957)

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THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS OF HOLLYWOOD I said, "The latest news is that you are Barsine, Roxane and Statira. A composite of all three. But whatever your name, you are the great love of Alexander the Great." Miss Bloom did not seem too inspired by this news. "You are the small, still voice of Alexander's conscience," I said. "Really," said Miss Bloom; "that's the first I've heard of it. What gives you that idea?" "Your producer." "Oh well, in that case I'm the small, still voice of Alexander's conscience." I said, "One thing puzzles me — about you and Alexander the Great. Do you have love scenes together?" "Yes." "I had always thought Alexander wasn't interested in girls." "What makes you think he was? This is a film. Don't tell me you believe everything in a film." I asked Miss Bloom whether she had any ideas about how she was going to play Alexander's composite love. Miss Bloom said it was a secret. I said : " I know Robert Rossen is directing Part One of the film during the day and writing Part Two in the mornings. Could it be that you are in Part Two and still unwritten?" Miss Bloom said: "I'm not saying anything." Anyway, I sympathised with her on having to cool her heels around Madrid for all this time without being called upon to act. Knowing what a dedicated actress she was, she must simply be bursting to act. But I was wrong. " Not at all," said Miss Bloom. "I'm having a wonderful time. It's lovely being paid and not having to work. I no longer take myself so seriously. I used to have a miserable time when I was too serious. Now I have much more fun." 80