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Small Talk
“Sometimes I question his priorities.”
“Sometimes I question his priorities.”
Small Talk
Small Talk
Small Talk
“Hey, let’s mix it up a bit today and have you be the bad cop.”
“Hey, let’s mix it up a bit today and have you be the bad cop.”
Small Talk
“Oh, no, you read it right—the sign said ‘matinee,’ but also, it’s in manatee.”
“Oh, no, you read it right—the sign said ‘matinee,’ but also, it’s in manatee.”
Small Talk
“Look, there’s even more buttons and stuff up there.”
“Look, there’s even more buttons and stuff up there.”
Small Talk
Small Talk
“Take special note of the change to our policy on honesty.”
“Take special note of the change to our policy on honesty.”
Small Talk
Small Talk
“I don’t like losing control and murdering people, but I’ve grown quite partial to the hat.”
“I don’t like losing control and murdering people, but I’ve grown quite partial to the hat.”
Small Talk
Small Talk
Small Talk
Five seconds before the first Turducken.
Five seconds before the first Turducken.
Small Talk
“You just keep him away from my kid, O.K.?”
“You just keep him away from my kid, O.K.?”
Small Talk
“I can’t take another memoir.”
“I can’t take another memoir.”
Small Talk
“I’ve been out of the dating scene a long time. Is kissing still a thing?”
“I’ve been out of the dating scene a long time. Is kissing still a thing?”
Small Talk
“I don’t think you’re genetically modifying these foods at all. I think you’re just putting googly eyes on fruit.”
“I don’t think you’re genetically modifying these foods at all. I think you’re just putting googly eyes on fruit.”
Small Talk
“Don’t you remember? You were the one who voted to cut railway funding.”
“Don’t you remember? You were the one who voted to cut railway funding.”
Small Talk
“Tell him I can still hear him chewing.”
“Tell him I can still hear him chewing.”
Small Talk
“You should get that looked at, laddie.”
“You should get that looked at, laddie.”
Small Talk
“We have ways of making you talk funny.”
“We have ways of making you talk funny.”
David Downton’s Sketchbook

Once the bad girl of British B movies, Joan Collins arrived in Hollywood just as the studio system began to crumble, in the 1950s. A flair for comedy and an instinct for glamour kept her busy through a dozen or so movies into the 1960s, before marriage (to Anthony Newley, who would be her second of five husbands), motherhood, and shifting tastes prompted a segue into television. There, she flourished as Captain Kirk’s tragic girlfriend and Batman’s seductive nemesis before horror movies and saucy romps claimed her. She found her groove—to a disco soundtrack—as a rapacious nightclub owner in 1978’s The Stud (and its sequel The Bitch), lingerie classics that led to her casting as Alexis Carrington Colby on Dynasty, her 80s rich-bitch apotheosis. Since then, an uneven C.V. has dimmed her luster not a whit. Currently promoting her latest memoir, Behind the Shoulder Pads—her eighth—Dame Joan powers on, reverse gear unknown to her. She is the last indomitable star.

Small Talk
“Jack is nimble. Jack is quick. Still, I expected more.”
“Jack is nimble. Jack is quick. Still, I expected more.”
Small Talk
“At first I was really angry they were erecting a building right smack up against mine.”
“At first I was really angry they were erecting a building right smack up against mine.”