Ship's Reporter Interview: Lillian Gish

[@KateLove21]

She was 57 here. Look how good she looked.

[@Themanwhocameback2]

She knew to keep her hands always somewhere below her chin, blocking one's view of her neck. My mother did the same when being photographed.

[@TroyBrooksPainter]

How lovely. She was a virtual time capsule of the history of motion pictures.

[@Neater_profile]

I love Lillian Gish.

[@Twentythousandlps]

Good to see her in middle age. Such charm - she didn't get to show it in the movies she did in these years.

[@gregvadimsky2781]

What a charming lady.

[@Lugosi2006]

That was wonderful, thank you very much.

[@gargantuaism]

Somebody get Jack a cup of coffee.

[@griffinhamill761]

Her performance in The Wind is one of the greatest ever in film. She’s totally modern and makes her own decisions. Luminous. I can see why Dreyer considered her for Joan.

[@pavelmolodchik]

Wiould his methods of dealing with actors work with Lillian? Good luck to anybody trying to disturb her mental balance

[@snootybaronet]

Miss Gish was a dish.

[@מרגריטהרוזנשטיין]

Она просто изящная фарфоровая куколка. Произведение искусства.

[@HajimeIshii-dn6mz]

Lillian Gish glittered even at the age of 57. She was born to be an actress. It is a pity, though, that she was born too early.

[@waltthrawn6119]

时代的见证者，即使在丽莲·吉许近60岁时，依旧不改往日的风趣和美貌，以及思维的灵敏

[@chrisspathelf2310]

She's lying about her age here saying she was born in 1900 but what actor hasn't I don't know what advantages someone would get out of it in acting. Sports is different especially in baseball