"What is it you want - my soul?" A very American movie, showing how we find it easy to rush headlong into the trivial, not realizing the spiritual price we pay. "Free Falling" is a buzz-song theme behind the many buzz quotes from this movie that we since hear everywhere. Tom can so totally deliver a line in a movie, that people want to echo his words, just to hear their own emotional take on it.

Leslie Caron once said that Maurice Chevalier was difficult to work with - "but he was an old man, after all." His character was originally the charm, but in time I come to see increasing depth in hers, and her other roles. Her dark eyes reveal a stark perspective on life, even as Gigi.

Richard Dean Anderson films are hard to find. His fine ability as an actor does not receive the recognition it deserves. There is an odd chill to his personality that is part of his glamour - yet he knows how to talk to a child, and animals are his friends. There is a touching moment in the film when he sees the boy on the playing field, and in the flash of sunlight has a vision of his son.

As a very young girl, I saw Lauren Bacall as the most graceful and beautiful woman in the world. She said acting was strange because as a model, her only concern was to move smoothly across the stage. Even a Bogart film noir plot was just so much fluff to her. There are those of us who think that way. The body is art, which is not a trivial pursuit. How much are we dominated by body language?