Martin Ritt for "Norma Rae" 1979 - Bobbie Wygant Archive

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[@Nataloff]

Thank you, Bobbie. God I miss Marty.

[@AMEER-114-]

You thanked the biggest phoney in the history of interviewers, who sought to give herself equal focus by staging and filming her questions separately afterward with close-ups for her pathetic mug and then editing them into the final product... How someone can fail to be sickened by this charlatan is testimony to ones lack of love for genuine integrity and sincerity. And after years in the biz STILL didnt know that a studios press kit is just full of crap drivel that does not reflect the artists vision or viewpoint A real self involved blinded piece of crap who in your perception deserves honor for some twisted reason

[@Feinmess]

May very well be one of the most unheralded and underappreciated director in cinema history. His movies are genuine and heartfelt, straightforward storytelling that creates evocative imagery. Hud, The Great White Hope, The Molly Maguires, Sounder, Conrack, The Front, Casey's Shadow, Norma Rae, Cross Creek to name a few.

[@AMEER-114-]

Nailed it. Hombre too