Eldridge & Co.: Nora Ephron

Nora Ephron visits host Ronnie Eldridge in order to discuss her Broadway play, "Imaginary Friends." Eldridge and Ephron speak about living in New York City and Ephron's work as a reporter, a journalist, a playwright and a screenwriter. Watch as the native New Yorker tells tales of growing up in the big city and the inspirations behind her masterpieces.
Ronnie M. Eldridge, articulate, outspoken, and passionate member of the New York City Council from 1989 to 2001, hosts this series which covers the issues and institutions, the people and politics of New York City. (Taped: 01/06/03)
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[@rr7firefly]

So nice that there are good videos that show women at their best. Good to discover Ronnie Eldridge.

[@basiaforrest3880]

Yes I really enjoyed Ronnie’s gentle approach, very modest, not imposing, sweet.

[@MrRichDavid]

Loved her so much! What a woman!

[@annajacob7981]

Nora, so amazingly bright and witty. A remarkable writer, and what an eloquent speaker too. "Everything is copy": for writers, what an excellent life lesson and catchphrase, and Nora's mother's m.o. (Taped Jan. 6, 2003)

[@Ktwood1]

Where is this trunk load of scripts and who has them and can we get them made please ?!?

[@stinar37]

Nora was great, but interviewer kept interrupting Nora’s responses to her questions, which was annoying.

[@victoriaindigo]

Nora will be missed!

[@pearlanderson1913]

🐞I just hate it when an interviewer asks a question and then begins talking over the answer. Ugh!🐞

[@stinar37]

Yes! Very annoying.

[@catherine5599]

I greatly dislike this stoo-pid interviewer. Totally agree with you. I hate how she was always talkig over Nora when she felt like she had a great point to make. Exasperating. Think about it. She is interviewing a bright and fantastic writer and doesn't let her talk. And ask her stupid questions. Okay, I'm done ranting.