It was just a fuck. I've given more affection in a handshake.
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Anna Thomas
Anna Thomas (born July 12, 1948) is a film screenwriter, film producer and writer. She was born in Stuttgart, Germany, to a Polish family and came to the United States as an infant. She grew up in Michigan and California. Thomas met her future husband Gregory Nava while working on her master's degree at University of California, Los Angeles. They married in 1975 and have collaborated on many projects. They have two sons: Christopher (born 1984) and Teddy (born 1985). 2Biography 3Education While at the film school at UCLA Thomas wrote, produced and directed her master's thesis film, a dramatic feature titled The Haunting of M, a turn of the century ghost story, shot in Scotland. It was well received by film critics and shown at festivals and art houses. 3Career While at college, she also wrote her first cookbook, The Vegetarian Epicure (Knopf, 1972). The book became a success and is acknowledged as the book that brought pleasure to vegetarian cookin
Frida Kahlo: I love a man with melones that are bigger than mine. Diego Rivera: And I love a woman with cojones.
Diego Rivera: Thank you. Frida Kahlo: For what? Diego Rivera: For making a fat, old, crazy communist a happy man.
I'd rather have an intelligent enemy than a stupid friend.
Diego Rivera: Is fidelity that important to you? Frida Kahlo: Loyalty is important to me. Can you be loyal?
They say never trust a limping dog or the tears of a woman.
I want you to burn this Judas of a body. I don't want to be buried. I've spent enough time lying down. Burn it.
You've been my comrade, my fellow artist, and my best friend, but you've never been my husband.
Careful, guys. This corpse is still breathing. Try to get me there in one piece.
I had two big accidents in my life Diego, the trolley and you....You are by far the worse.
Frida Kahlo: I just want your serious opinion. Diego Rivera: What do you care about my opinion? If you're a real painter, you'll paint because you can't live without painting. You'll paint till you die.
Diego Rivera: You know, I don't believe in God...but I thank him every day that he kept you safe for me. Frida Kahlo: Oh really?... I tell you he's got a lot of explaining to do.
Frida Kahlo: What do you think matters most for a good marriage? Guillermo Kahlo: A short memory. Frida Kahlo: Why did you get married? Guillermo Kahlo: I can't remember.
At the end of the day, we can endure much more than we think we can.