“I guess I don`t think of film as an innovative medium. I guess I feel that film kind of caught up to what`s been happening to women for the last 20 years.”

—  Sigourney Weaver

“SIGOURNEY WEAVER`S CLOSE SHAVE” (May 16, 1992)

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