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DIVINE.(actor)(Interview)
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Interview
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February 1, 2000| Author:
Rubenstein, Hal
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INTERVIEW, FEBRUARY '88 ISSUE
Interview by Hal Rubenstein
HAL RUBENSTEIN: Well, surprise, surprise. After fostering a screen image that combined the best of Joan Crawford, Ida Lupino and Broderick Crawford, you've turned into Myrna Loy.
DIVINE: Imagine me, a concerned mother. Now that's acting.
HR: You're practically sweet in Hairspray. Is this your new leaf for '88?
D: No, I am sweet. It's just that no one asked to see this ...
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