Joan Summers

And stupidity done right, right?

Like, stupidity is also intelligent because it requires a lot of craft to be funny and also dumb at the same time.

And I think that that is, like...

hopefully what we're going to see more of.

And I also think the beauty of these movies was they were cheap to make.

And that is something Hollywood desperately needs right now in the age of $100 billion Marvel movies.

Like, let's just throw a bunch of actors in a weird movie about tornadoes that have sharks in them.

You know, like, that's what I want to see.

So that's what I'm looking forward to.

I've felt it.

I've felt it.

Babe, retain that joie de vivre.

It will keep you alive forever.

It will literally keep you alive forever.

That is how you live to 100 years old.

Exactly.

Oh, God. Okay. I want, obviously, Carol Burnett to read my tweets and also my blogs from the beginning of my career. Like, that would be the greatest thing ever.

Oh, God. Okay. I want, obviously, Carol Burnett to read my tweets and also my blogs from the beginning of my career. Like, that would be the greatest thing ever.

Oh, God. Okay. I want, obviously, Carol Burnett to read my tweets and also my blogs from the beginning of my career. Like, that would be the greatest thing ever.

Yeah, it's funny. So much of my relationship to our, let's say, diva history here in the United States, something I concern myself with quite a bit, actually came from watching various Kennedy Center honor tributes of people like Shirley MacLaine, Stephen Sondheim. These are performances that uplift