Barry Norman talks to Michelle Pfeiffer
In an industry noted for its lack of good women's roles,
Michelle Pfeiffer has carved a niche for herself to rival Meryl Streep and Glenn Close. In recent years starring roles in films like The Fabulous
Baker Boys , The Russia House, and Dangerous Liaisons have displayed the versatility of her acting. In her latest film
Frankie andjohnny she plays a dowdy waitress in a New York coffee shop who falls in love with an ageing cook, played by Al Pacino. She is a very private person, avoiding the celebrity circuit and the partying of the LA scene. Talking about her looks, she once compared herself to a duck! The interview was recorded in Los Angeles, where she is filming her role as Catwoman in the Batman sequel. Director Liz Hartford
Producer Bruce Thompson ● STEREO
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