MIA FARROW a different view

Don’t know much about her as she was wayyy before my time. But I was surprised at how badly she came across in that Hulu documentary about Woody and Soon-Yi. He treated her like shit BEFORE she found the photos, and she obviously stayed with him to boost her career. Not to mention adopting 200 kids that he wanted NOTHING to do with--which is great and all--but she was obviously lacking in something.

I mean…ALL parties involved needed some heavy therapy.

[quote] Don’t know much about her as she was wayyy before my time

R1 = CZJ

[quote]MIA FARROW a different view

I was expecting a picture of her ass.

her ass is in full display in John and Mary and Avalanche, and it's quite the good ass. And you just know Frank liked to stuff it

Quite revealing however MIA IS BITCH!

Interesting that the best of Mia's movie career is due to two scandal -plagued directors, Roman Polanski and Woody Allen. Mia has always spoken highly of the former...

the best of Mia's movie career =

I love her as an actress and always have. People on DL tend to hate her over the Woody Allen debacle. I think she is a bit warped from her childhood—she grew up in the movie industry (people associate her with New York because of Allen and the fact that she lived there for a long time, but she was a born-and-bred Beverly Hills girl, aside from her time in an English boarding school) and her mother was a hardcore old-school Irish Catholic. You can see how much Catholicism influenced her in terms of her throwing herself into charity, adopting children, humanitarian activities—almost to the point that it comes across as pathological.

Her autobiography is one of the best I have read, surprisingly. It is intelligent and insightful and even made the wackily excessive adoptions more understandable. I was no particular fan of hers to begin with but her book made me like her.

Mia as a woman scorned/stalker in "Death on the Nile," a sign of things to come!

A tangent of the "Paul Is Dead" theories is the idea that the entire Farrow family was replaced around the time of Mia's trip to India with The Beatles.

R8, I'm old enough to remember Mia from the Peyton Place TV series, and I have never for one instant understood her appeal. She can be good in certain roles, but those roles are limited. I think the brief Sinatra marriage raised Mia's visibility to a nationally known figure more than any mega publicist could buy. The rest followed it.

She’s a truly good actress—as are most mentally fragile actors who can easily disassociate from their ego/personality. (Exactly why Madonna is such a bad actress—she’s incapable of letting go of herself.)

Mia also wrote one of these best Hollywood bios—very week written and filled with all the dirt.

But she’s also malevolent. Never believed the Woody pedophile accusation and evidence suggests she did a lot of damage to her pastel of orphans.

All in all, though—a fascinating creature. I’m a fan.

Mia made a huge debut on Peyton Place. Mothers, grandmothers, girls her age adored her. She was the breakout star, covered endlessly in movie mags, and THEN she started seeing Sinatra, and all that exploded by 1000. People wrote her begging her to stop seeing Frank, the Catholic Telegraph weighed in. I remember her making news all the time. She created her image, and knew all the tricks to act like she wasn't seeking publicity when she was. By the end of the 60's she was kind of done.

Mia, like Liza and Candace and Jane, is a child of Hollywood. She will always be beloved by the Hollywood elite, despite the scandals and questionable behavior, because she is one of them. They all live in a crystal bubble, where they network and support and root for each other as long as you don't betray them by speaking ill about them in the press.

She's that Krazy Katholic Kunt who knows how to play it as a sensitive, caring, thoughtful person to cover a brittle, hateful, controlling spirit. She's a hoarder of souls she judges needy and inferior.

She assembled and pounded her human menagerie into shape, with her Special Boy-Girl of Mythical Paternity as her avenging angel in the world. Now she's just aging and seeping her poison into whoever comes close enough to hear and feel and hate.

All conveyed with that slightly stuttering, baffled but smiling sincerity that marks a true bitch behind the mask.

[quote] Mia Farrow

CUNT!

I rewatched The Omen remake a few weeks ago and she was great in it. Creepy, intense and very "off"

The shitty plastic surgery only enhanced her creepiness.

R16 is spot on with this: "She's a hoarder of souls she judges needy and inferior."

--What was she doing with all those disabled children? Did she care for them properly? Did she make a positive difference in their lives? Why the need to hoard and collect special needs babies? Savior complex? Abuse? Need for ultimate control over the most helpless?

[quote]Mia was embraced by Hollywood from the get go and never dropped, even at the lowest point of her career, after the Soon-Yi disaster.

What/ Mia's career essentially died after Woody Allen stopped working with her.

Her most high-profile role since Husbands and Wives was a supporting one in the remake of The Omen over a decade after the scandal. Otherwise the pickings over the past thirty years are incredibly slim. Widow's Peak, Miami Rhapsody, Reckless, and Be Kind Rewind are her most significant movies post Woody Allen, and those now-forgotten films were all considered minor even upon their release.

Mia might have remained friends with a lot of famous people, but her working relationship with Hollywood never recovered after 1992.

A lot of that is because of her age, R21. Late 40s .

[quote] You can see how much Catholicism influenced her in terms of her throwing herself into charity, adopting children, humanitarian activities—almost to the point that it comes across as pathological.

It does look pathological.

I don't mean in terms of career, I mean the social life. It seems that no matter what, she remained firmly in the upper circles of the A-list

What kind of a grandmother is she?

Reading her book, What Falls Away, made me like her less. She never quite explained away her inaction re: Woody's behavior towards her children. What made her snap into action was protecting herself, not her children. She snapped into action when Woody started withdrawing movie roles from her.

Also, she treated Soon Yi like "The Other Woman," not a teen daughter. She was angry w/Soon Yi as if SY were just another woman off the street that Woody was fucking.

her granddaughter looks just like Maureen...Eh...wait

Mia at home. Creepy house and creepy bunch.

Woody is a natural with children

R28 looks like a nice family, actually. Surprising, given all the stories.

R29 Woody seems like a creep in that photo. Disturbing vibes.

[quote] What was she doing with all those disabled children

When you adopt from overseas they will not give you healthy babies after you’ve adopted two, or if you’ve reached a certain age and have adopted once before. They will only let you have medically or mentally disabled children. They have a shortage of healthy babies and a surplus of disabled children, so after you reach 45 or if you’ve adopted 2 healthy kids from an agency, you get the leftovers.

R32 = Angelina Jolie

R32 I had no idea! That's fascinating.

R11 That would explain a lot. Maureen didn't look like Maureen in her old age. So Mia and dear Prudence were the real ones, and the rest of the Farrows were fake Farrows? I think Mia herself was exchanged for a much less pretty fake Mia. She looked quite different in the 70's onward

Except for Woody, it seems Mia somehow maintained good relationships with her ex-husbands and ex-boyfriends.

I never thought Woody was a pedo, but I do think he had some weird obsession with the young Dylan. The pictures are out there. He's always the one holding her, and she looks uncomfortable.

Is Dylan Woody's bio child? If he's not a pedo, then what was his obsession with her?

Ava Gardner on Frank & Mia’s marriage: “Ha! I always knew Frank would end up in bed with a boy!”

Hardly a "boy". Mia was ravishing. That crone Gardner , she of the tart face splattered in make-up and the eyebrows in the middle of the forehead should have saved her zings for the casting agencies

I think MF is totally nuts (I am convinced she cooked up the story about WA diddling little Dylan's moomoo in the garrett, and then coached the poor dumb child to believe it really happened, as an obvious act of pure revenge), but I think she was pure magic in "Broadway Danny Rose." Her performance is riveting and very touching. It's one of Allen's best movies and her part in it is integral. It's a shame the way things ended up between the 2 of them.

I actually think Dylan saw the potential of cooking this story even at a young age; and then coached poor dumb Mia to believe it really happened. That little bitch knew she would be the centre of all attention and is overselling it to death until her last breath. LOOK AT ME. BUY MY STORY. BUY MY CHILDREN BOOK. BUY MY DOCUMENTARY. PAY ATTENTION TO ME ME ME ME

She survived polio which I bet screwed with her psyche but I like her.

She was good in that movie where played the mother of the child of the Devil...

I would watch anything Mia is in, she's always interesting, weird, and effective. I think she was one of the of the screen greatest beauties . She basically walk out of her career when Sinatra dumped her. I can see her in LOVE STORY, or THE GETAWAY for instance

"I actually think"

No.

No. You really don't.

God bless.

R45 =Dylan

I wish we could agree to stop re-litigating the abuse allegations. Dylan says she remembers getting fingered in the attic. If you don't believe her then so be it. It's such a boring debate.

R47 = also Dylan

R39, maybe you’re not old enough so might not have any idea about Mia’s pixie cut and the comments about it. Girls had long hair and boys had short hair. That was it. When guys started growing their hair long it was a massive political and cultural statement and caused huge rifts.

Thank you R49, it's true that I type (and look) way younger than my years. I'm old enough to have watched PP when it first aired, and the pixie scandal was linked to the Sinatra outrage IMO. Jean Seberg, Natalie Wood, Liz Taylor, Audrey Hepburn, and many more had rocked a pixie a decade before Mia. Hers was very, very short, but Gardner's bitterness was still homophobic and pathetic. Hate that cunt

[quote] Girls had long hair and boys had short hair. That was it.

Bullshit. Lots of women had short hair in the 1950s and 1960s before Mia: Cyd Charisse, Audrey Hepburn, Doris Day, Jane Wyman, Gina Lollobridgida...

Mia's pixie was just the best of the bunch , because it displayed her stuning bone structure to perfection. When it was still balanced with her baby fat, she was breathtaking. in the grim 70's, her jawline started to look to much like a sheep's

Yeah, well Mia's character Allison's long blonde hair was her trademark, and by cutting it off, Mia was sending a big FU to the producers. She wanted out of PP.

[quote]Ava Gardner on Frank & Mia’s marriage: “Ha! I always knew Frank would end up in bed with a boy!”

Red Reed made up that quote. It seems to be a favorite along with that OTHER fake Ava quote.

Numerous people have talked about Allen’s creepy behavior around Dylan. It’s ridiculous to allege they all were “coached” or otherwise influenced by Mia. Allen made some great movies, more not so great ones and sounds like a POS in real life.

[QUOTE] Mia was sending a big FU to the producers.

Mia was sending a big FU to Frank

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Don't bother trying to reason with them, r55. They hate Mia and Dylan so nothing will ever convince of them of Allen's guilt.

Dylan is nuts, and Mia said it herself :"it's her truth, and I side with my daughter".

[quote]I am convinced she cooked up the story about WA diddling little Dylan's moomoo in the garrett, and then coached the poor dumb child to believe it really happened, as an obvious act of pure revenge

Again, r40, and everyone else on DL who flocks to these threads, Woody was in therapy with Dylan and with his own therapist for his obsessive behavior BEFORE he started sleeping with Soon-Yi. He was in therapy for that and for his poor relationship with Ronan first. I don't know why anyone would defend a man who decided to sleep with his kids' adopted sister, when was already struggling with issues with his own kids.

R60, because he's j ...never mind. Why would anyone defend him ???

^ I meant, because he's jolly talented, of course

Men, gay or straight, will always side with other men, no matter what they do. That is why women shouldn’t lift a finger ever to support men, gay or straight, because it’s always a one way street.

There's a documentary from the mid-2000s about George Cukor in which Mia has one of my favorite Hollywood anecdotes. There's a clip of her floating around the internet somewhere, but this summary from a newspaper article will have to suffice: "In the documentary, Farrow recalls sitting outdoors at Cukor's with Vivien Leigh, Katharine Hepburn and Simone Signoret. Suddenly, from up the hill they started hearing wild screams. Hepburn ran halfway up the hill, Vivien Leigh kept sipping her glass of Champagne and Simone Signoret lit another cigarette."

^ That never happened

Mia said all over the internet that she met Vivien once, during her run in "the importance of being earnest" , that she was very shy, and her mother scolded her, to which she replied " Mum, it's Scarlett O' Hara" and Maureen said " don't be silly, she's my best friend from school". Viv call her agent to sign Mia, and called Fox to put her under contract= PP. She never mentionned meeting her again, to my knowledge. As for Hepburn, she loathed Mia

R64 here. Mia's story always sounded a little too fantastic, but I figured she was raised in those circles so had no reason not to believe it to be true. Very interesting to learn that she contradicted herself. Wonder if it's a case of memory slip, hyperbole, or outright lie. The quote I pulled above is from this link:

ok, what a load of horseshit

[quote] Leigh met Laurence Olivier at Cukor's house. "It was a small party," Cukor recalled in Lambert's book. "They went home together, and I don't think they left each other for years." In the documentary, Farrow recalls sitting outdoors at Cukor's with Vivien Leigh, Katharine Hepburn and Simone Signoret. Suddenly, from up the hill they started hearing wild screams. Hepburn ran halfway up the hill, Vivien Leigh kept sipping her glass of Champagne and Simone Signoret lit another cigarette.

puh-lease. Leigh famously met Olivier in his dressing room in the mid-30's , introduced by her lover John Buckmaster, by the time they were in Hollywood, they had been together for years. I never heard Mia tell that story, and she never shied of dropping names

Mia was a skinny little sewer rat type. Practically looked like a child. Gardner was not a homophobic cunt, Jesus Christ.

Who knew we had rabid Mia stans and Ava haters on DL? I’m reminded of that inane Robert Stack thread where some poster kept calling her a “whore cunt” because Robert Stack not fucking her cost him an Oscar (?????).

Mia was an elfin beauty, and Gardner destroyed Robert Stack chances of winning an oscar because he "was a "faggot" who wouldn't fuck her

R70 JINX, miss Lez

[R68] Cukor's version of Leigh and Olivier's meeting is most definitely revisionist history, but as for Mia's story, she definitely said it though its contents may very well be horseshit. Here's the clip from the documentary, straight out of the horse's mouth, as it were:

wow R73 I capitulate. So she DID meet with auntie Vivien after she gave her her start. It must have been when Leigh was in America shooting SHIP OF FOOLS with Signoret. So late 60's. She was already seeing Frank. I wonder what Vivien thought about THAT;

Sinatra was not friendly with Vivien because of an incident involving his estate in Palm springs, during the time he was married to Gardner. Vivien had called to say she would love to stay a few days, and Frank was super excited to oblige. Scarlett O'Hara herself visiting his little macaroni from Hell's kitchen self was more than he could take, so he spent a fortune arranging things for her. She never came, and never called . He had a major meltdown over it. LOL

Hoboken, not Hell's kitchen, sorry

How come Mia never got an Oscar nomination?

People voting for her in RB would have upset Frank...you didn't want to upset Frank. She couldn't win for a WA movie because she got a very bad rap when she started dating that troll from under the God forsaken bridge. Warhol wrote in his diaries about how beautiful she looked and how furious people were that she was selling herself to that horror.

"Get away from here...!!!"

Why is Mia the villain, and Woody Allen remains blameless per DL?

Something bugs me about the anecdote. We know Vivien was doing a show on Broadway and went backstage to congratulate Mia because the critics or the newspapers were on strike and there was no publicity, and Maureen asked Vivien to go see "the importance of being earnest" , and Mia's dress got caught in her chair and she couldn't stand up, and Vivien said it was alright, and she pulled strings for Mia to find an agent and a contract, all that is confirmed by different sources. Mia herself said she was very intimidated to meet Scarlett O'Hara and Maureen said, 'don't be stupid, she's my childhood friend". So that was before PP, very early 60's. Mia met Vivien for the first time then. Now she says that "uncle George" would only invite her to luncheons , until she was 13/14yo= 1958. On one such occasions she was alone with Vivien, Hepburn, Cukor and Signoret. All dead. She can say what she wants. Now, if she wasn't yet 13/14, how did she meet Vivien for the first time backstage years later ? In 1958, Signoret was in Hollywwod ( she even won an oscar) sharing a bungalow with Monroe and Miller. Hepburn was in Hollywood of course. But Vivien wasn't. In 1958 she was touring Titus Andronicus and having a major breakdown, one of her worst. She wasn't in Hollywood in the late 50's. Mia could have attended such a luncheon when Leigh and Signoret were both back in the late 60's. It OULD be true...or not. Typical Mia. Se non è vero, è ben trovato, but she could be making it up. Or mixing the memories - intentionally or not.

Signoret herself in her autobio, says she met Vivien for SHIP OF FOOLS. There's a whole chapter about Vivien in the book. She didn't meet Vivien before 1965, but Mia said the luncheons were before she was 13/14.

Mia is the definition of an "unreliable witness" . She would lie about anything

I don't know why it never occurred to me before... but is Woody on the spectrum? Seems likely

Back during the Peyton Place days, Ryan O'Neal did a tv interview with her. I don't remember the interview what I do remember is my father saying "There's something wrong with that girl!" I think he was right.

I remember Ryan talking about the PP set. One day, as Sinatra was working on the next lot, Mia (according to O' Neal ) asked " which one is Sinatra ?" and he pointed him for her. The next day, she came back from the Sinatra set with a radiant smile, "I've met him, and he's invited me out". Ryan was shocked because she was wearing a completely see-through chemise that she was supposed to wear in the hospital, in that episode. He said " Mia, did you go like that ? you look naked " and she smirked. Another source confirmed that they were with Sinatra and saw that girl with long blond hair and a see-through blouse circling around, until frank said "alright, bring her over". The rest is show-biz history

Woody is a New York city Jew. They are born with a therapist on speed dial. Mia has been great in some roles,but overall she just doesnt appeal. Something frantic and fragile about her and it is a turn off.

She appeals. She was divine in the 60's and she did hit the mark several times in the 70's. She was great in a wedding, full circle (the haunting of Julia), Gatsby (even Fitz's daughter said her dad would have thought her the perfect Daisy), death on the Nile. Follow me is a very pleasing movie. She was cast with Fonda in the first attempt to make "Thelma and Louise", but it went to development hell. They would have been perfect in that. She's terrific in Goodbye raggedy Ann, too.

See No Evil was one of Mia's best - and creepiest roles. A blind girl stumbles upon all other members of her family, murdered. It was produced by Sharon Tate's agents, the connection being Sharon's horrible murder and her friendship with Mia.

One of my favorite Christmas movies...

Yes she was very good in the first half of SEE NO EVIL but then it dragged on and on, with her only screaming and begging in the swamp Bad movie

Hepburn was such a hypocrite. Mia is not buying it.

While she is good in See No Evil, the movie itself becomes really silly.

I haven't seen it in years, but the way I remember it was there were a number of point-of-view shots from HER perspective - which was hilarious because she's supposed to be blind.

It's not a good thing when you're laughing several times while watching a thriller.

Rosemary's Baby may have been Mia's best film but she was only good in it. She was touching in many of Woody's films (The Purple Rose of Cairo, etc.) and great in others (Broadway Danny Rose, etc.))

What are you even talking about ? she was ICONIC in RB

This for starters, R80:

Please. Moses has cerebral palsy = he's daft. Woody probably gives him $$$ for this kind of "testimony" and Soon-Yi must have made promesses she'll never keep once she gets the loot. " we two Korean, we stick together, you see"

Mia Farrow, by family, marriages and starting early is old Hollywood in a way Meryl Streep and other of that generation are not. She is also crazy. One of the very telling things about her history with Allen was how she still expected (and wanted) to do his next film after all the debacle (i think it was Manhattan Murder Mystery).

Except for Rosemary’s Baby which is an iconic film, her best roles and acting were with Allen. She contributed to the success of his movies. She made nothing of note since her divorce and i really have no idea of this was her decision or lack of roles being offered. She was older, of course, but so were a lot of other women working constantly.

She has looked like a bag lady for years and i wonder how that has played a part. Maybe she refuses to go to the hairdresser or even do make up and dress nicely for the movies.

R66 I was hoping that link would give us a clue of why Hepburn loathed Mia.

And Mia is an acquired taste (that I never acquired). Mediocre actress.

Hepburn always wanted to appear very moral and dignified to hide her slutty lesbianism, so she would HISS at anyone giving hints of morally flawed behaviour. Virtue signaling before it was a word. Farrow was a manwhore, Maureen was slightly slutty, + there were rampant abuse stories. The Farrows were easy targets for " our lady of the dykes" Hepburn

[quote]One of the very telling things about her history with Allen was how she still expected (and wanted) to do his next film after all the debacle (i think it was Manhattan Murder Mystery).

It was.

That's why Diane Keaton ended up being in it because he needed someone last minute as Farrow's replacement.

I remember a day or two after the news broke about the Allen & Soon-Yi story there was a story in a gossip column of one of the NY dailies that Farrow had shown up for a wardrobe fitting for Allen's following movie (I think it was Bullets Over Broadway) as if nothing had happened.

And someone from wardrobe contacted Woody Allen and told him she had shown up.

Allen reportedly told the wardrobe person to tell her to leave or to have her escorted from there (although I don't remember if that was supposed to be by security or police).

I've only ever heard of that here. it's not true IMO. Mia was hired by Woody anyway, there was a contract, she had to show up for work. It's a very low attack with zero receipt

R103 not true - it was widely reported at the time. That role seems like it was written for Keaton though, that’s what’s so bizarre. Could not have seen Mia doing well in that role at all.

it was not reported anywhere. Show me ONE source

R99 and R104 = Diane Keaton

It was absolutely the case, it was reported on at the time. As well as the bloodied heart shaped box with a knife through it that she left on Allen’s doorstep.

The Farrow family has changed the story so much over the years to perpetuate Mia’s victim complex. I couldn’t believe they re-launched the failed allegations again - for like the 10th - as part of the #metoo movement when it had nothing to do with it.

"60 Minutes" is ONE source that reported it.

[quote]People (Oscar) voting for her in RB would have upset Frank...you didn't want to upset Frank.

At that point Sinatra was more or less through as a power in Hollywood. He worked but was not as a major player. No one gave a shit if Sinatra would be "upset" if Mia was Oscar nominated for RB.

As far as all of the testimony of siblings and others about the Woody - Dylan situation, if they weren't THERE, their comments mean nothing.

Oh, but yours do, R109?

it was reported by Woody Allen R108 ? you're a fucking joke

The posters who defend Allen realy put the EW in Jew

R111 has 60 IQ points.

R111, there was no denial by Mia on this, there were other witnesses to the scheduling,etc.

She was married to Andre Previn. That's all I remember.

R13 “… she did a lot of damage to her pastel of orphans.”

She dyed them each Easter season. Hello, spring!

R109 YOU ARE SO WRONG!! Frank wanted to punish Mia for not leaving RB to film The Detective with him. Frank's pals wanted Mia gone, too and so a don't nominate Mia campaign caught steam. She absolutely gave the female lead performance of that year, and should have gotten a nod. s

R117 oh yes - Mia Farrow, perpetual waif/victim.

Is Ronan Farrow transitioning? Every time I see him now he's more and more girlish.

Mia Farrow is a classic psychopath - charming, manipulative, and evil.

[quote]Mia was embraced by Hollywood from the get go and never dropped, even at the lowest point of her career, after the Soon-Yi disaster.

She did nothing to get dropped. You're a fuckin moron

story made up by Allen, never reported, never confirmed. you are a loser. pathetic

R122 = Mia Farrow

In fact when Mia confronted him, Woody cried pityfully and begged her "don't tell Andre"

Thank you R117. Frank was a powerhouse, and the Mafia's entry in Hollywood.

[quote] Hepburn always wanted to appear very moral and dignified to hide her slutty lesbianism, so she would HISS at anyone giving hints of morally flawed behaviour. Virtue signaling before it was a word.

R101 These weren't Hepburn's public views. I doubt she was trying to create a false appearance by giving her opinion to a friend.

Oh fucking puh-lease, Hepburn even tricked her own family into thinking she was a man-eater

Guess she seven tricked the men she was involved with, since all the other women these men were involed with in their lives were straight.

Without taking sides, I think it's safe to say that Mia and Woody both have serious issues.

"without taking sides" I think it's mind-blowing that any judge would let any one of these two trainwrecks anywhere within 250 yards of a child, and even weirder, , that Woody and Soon-Yi were allowed to adopt; This is so fucked up, I find it hard to wrap my mind around even after 20 years. That being said, if I had to leave my child an afternoon in the care of either Woody, Mia, or Keaton,or be shot in the head I would still probably choose Mia.

R130 I hear you. I think Mia has a malignant mothering syndrome whose origin is pathological. I don't think she's intentionally malicious (she probably has good intentions in her own mind), but I do question a lot of her choices, and when you look at the outcomes for some of her adopted children, it is a bit grim. That being said, I also think Woody is a veritable pervert.

I would NEVER let Woody near a child. I still think Mia would be an OK babysitter for a 10 yo, for a coupkle hours. She would probably ramble on about Sinatra and the Beatles and shit like that, and teach them crochet

She was just another nepo actress.

Farrow has a major savior complex, which no doubt is rooted in her rearing/lifelong obsession with Catholicism. I think she means well to the point of destruction.

I know poor Dory Previn was bat-shit crazy at times but I'm happy in knowing that she lived long enough to see Mia having to endure the whole Woody/Soon-Yi debacle. It's always nice when you get to see the Karma truck make a delivery :)

Beware unisex haircuts.

Other than Sinatra, Previn, and Allen, what men was Mia involved with?

Sven Nykvist (when they were filming "Hurricane"; he later shot three of the movies Farrow made for Woody)

Philip Roth (around the time the Soon Yi scandal broke; Roth hated Allen, and Allen probably based Harry Block in "Deconstructing Harry" on Roth)

She looks so fucking ugly there at R136. I know it’s the haircut, but her eyes look freaky, too.

Mia appears at 14:12