“December
10.
Mrs. Laszlo still does not seem to be her old self—I’m not sure why. Last night
in her sleep, she kept saying something like ‘Looking at you kids’ over and
over. Once, I heard her say, distinctly, ‘Here’s looking at Yul, kid!’ Who
could that be? Yul Brynner? How does she know him? Then she woke up, saw me,
and burst into tears.”— Ian Frazier, “Shouts and Murmurs: Victor Laszlo’s Blog,” The
New Yorker, Sept. 18, 2017Friday, September 29, 2017
Quote of the Day (Ian Frazier, on That Romantic Triangle, Post-‘Casablanca’)
“December
10.
Mrs. Laszlo still does not seem to be her old self—I’m not sure why. Last night
in her sleep, she kept saying something like ‘Looking at you kids’ over and
over. Once, I heard her say, distinctly, ‘Here’s looking at Yul, kid!’ Who
could that be? Yul Brynner? How does she know him? Then she woke up, saw me,
and burst into tears.”— Ian Frazier, “Shouts and Murmurs: Victor Laszlo’s Blog,” The
New Yorker, Sept. 18, 2017
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