I'm glad you came out of your quiet mode to answer my question. ;-) Did she at one time consider becoming a nun? (I heard her say this, I believe, you don't have to come out again,if you don't want to answer this) I always thought she was so funny (very quick wit) on those game shows back in the 70's. Then a few years ago, I'm watching the movie on tv with my sister and she related how FRIED GREEN TOMATOES was adapted from Fannie Flagg's, WHISTLE STOP CAFE. Hmm,I thought,interesting... because writers usually write about what they know/experience. A good flick and also I thought Kathy Bates was wonderful.
Thanks, Bree >Bree asked: is Fannie Flagg a lesbian? > >Out of my recent quiet mode to field this question. That's the rumor >Bree, but if they haven't had the pleasure to let me know first-hand, >we can't be Absolutely positive. LOL! My guess is yes, Fannie is a >lady's lady. > >Adding to the discussion of books as movies, the first one that popped >into my head was also "Gone with the Wind." I also loved "Fried Green >Tomatoes, Shawshank Redemption & The Color Purple." >I thought for example, "Silence of the Lambs," although a pretty good >movie, over simplified some of the story. I guess to appease the >general public & their lack of focus or attention span. I think that >happens a lot. > >Peace >Susan >Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! >http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/ _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
