Nora Ephron Interview

[@Dekyiful]

Thank you Nora...may you rest in peace and journey well....

[@lmc2664]

Thanks for uploading the clip.

[@MrRichDavid]

Love you Nora and miss you!

[@poisondalilah]

I remember she put some little recipes in her books as she liked it so much. Her books were so easy to read, because she was an excellent writer, if a book is not easy to read it would be easy the writer is not a good writer. These hebrew women seem to be all incredible cooks, I feel under pressure...

[@pipernycaligirl5175]

Thank you. Now, THIS is a writer.

[@BillKenower]

Rest in Peace, Nora.

[@TavgaHawrame]

Nora was an important feminist, she was one of the best director in all her work, i had fun watching her films, her work was so phenomenon, so entertaining

[@3001st]

Nice lady. Humble.

[@vivaloriflamme]

I wonder if she still hates her neck ( I'm referring to one of her stories.) She lived well, she was generous and kind, an inspiration to others. She even died a good death-- that will come out someday. I'm going to miss her humor. I was kinda counting on her to lead the way to a fun old age.

[@gooddog2001]

Where have all the great writers gone? James Grey said Americans no longer know how to write great stories.

[@yumou5844]

Intelligent woman.

[@frannyzooey11]

" If ya want monogamy, marry a swan."