Well…The true backstory …Before the Casting of Taylor/Burton..The Writer of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf …. Edward Albee sent the screenplay to Katharine Hepburn!!! Yes, Edward wanted Great Kate to play Foul Mouth Martha! About two weeks after Edward Albee sent the screenplay to Katharine…She sent Edward a Letter Back, Thanking Edward for Thinking of her..and at the end..Katharine wrote..”This is Better Than Me” Years later Edward Albee would work with Katharine Hepburn in A Matter of Balance.
Quite possibly one of the 5 greatest movies ever produced and the greatest performance by an actress in an american film..this is a masterpiece
This is my favorite movie of all time. 😊 Brings back so many memories. 😊🍿
One of my favorite movies!
God I love this movie!
The greatest perfomance by an actress in the history of american film
Thank you. I agree completely.
Richard Burton was perfect and was robbed of the Oscar.
And brilliant black and white, Academy Award winning, cinematography.
My second-favorite film of all time (after "Casablanca").
A superb cast about the most depressing pathetic people....
Well…The true backstory …Before the Casting of Taylor/Burton..The Writer of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf …. Edward Albee sent the screenplay to Katharine Hepburn!!! Yes, Edward wanted Great Kate to play Foul Mouth Martha! About two weeks after Edward Albee sent the screenplay to Katharine…She sent Edward a Letter Back, Thanking Edward for Thinking of her..and at the end..Katharine wrote..”This is Better Than Me”
Years later Edward Albee would work with Katharine Hepburn in A Matter of Balance.
It's so funny because just today, I wondered how K. Hepburn would've done as Martha.
Mike Nichols 1st two films were 2 of the greatest films ever. But after that he lapsed into mediocrity; oh well.
…until he helmed the fantastic “Angels in America” miniseries adaptation in the early 2000s