Film News. Perry, George & Andrew Lloyd Webber (1993). Brackett and Wilder worked together on more than a dozen movies including The Lost Weekend. Billy Wilder went into production with only 61 pages of script finished, so he had to shoot more or less in chronological order. He received an eight-month suspended sentence for vehicular manslaughter. Sunset Boulevard mixed fiction with the realities of filmmaking. A few years later, Stephen Sondheim became interested in writing a musical version of his own, working with writer Burt Shevelove (with whom he ended up writing A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum). Holden's films continued to struggle at the box office, however: Paris When It Sizzles (1964) with Hepburn was shot in 1962 but given a much delayed release, The 7th Dawn (1964) with Capucine and Susannah York, a romantic adventure set during the Malayan Emergency produced by Charles K. Feldman, Alvarez Kelly (1966), a Western, and The Devil's Brigade (1968). Beedle grew up in South Pasadena, California. Other actresses considered for Norma Desmond were Mae West (who wanted to rewrite the dialogue), Mae Murray, and Mary Pickford. The audience left 20 years ago. I instantly fell in love - both with the movie itself and with its handsome 32-year old male lead, William Holden. Was the inspiration for Metallica's 1997 song "The Memory Remains". In July 1941, he married 25-year old actress Brenda Marshall, who commanded five times his income. London Boulevard (2010) was based on the Ken Bruen novel that was inspired by Sunset Boulevard and features the same trope of an aging actress as the stranger caught in her web. 10 films that began filming without a finished script, Donald Trumps Bad Romance with Hollywood Began Before Parasite, Shazam! Mae West rejected the role of Norma Desmond because she felt she was too young to play a silent-film star. You used to be big. But along with the accolades came a dependence on alcohol that would play a major role in his tragic end. Gene Kelly was then approached, but MGM refused to loan him out. Holden's first film back from the services was Blaze of Noon (1947), an aviator picture at Paramount directed by John Farrow. But trophies or not, Sunset Boulevard has stayed near the top of the list of great movies about moviemaking. On the morning of February 1, 1922, Taylor--who had been romantically involved with her-- was shot and killed in his Hollywood bungalow. Sunset Boulevard (styled in the main title on-screen as SUNSET BLVD.) When Joe Gillis says, "They'll love it in Pomona," most people assume (correctly) that Pomona is intended to be representative of just about any average American town. The stars read the stars. But she wanted to rewrite her dialogue (as was her custom)a nonstarter for Wilder, who seldom let his actors change their lines even slightly from what was on the page. Schwab's was torn down in 1988 to make way for a movie theater and a shopping center. The veteran actress particularly wanted to see what Mary Pickford felt and was disappointed to see that she had left. Holden turned the tables on Lucille Ball when he appeared as a guest star on I Love Lucy at The Brown Derby. There once was a time in this business when they had the eyes of the whole world. Neither was The Revengers (1972), another Western. Microphones would catch the last gurgles, and Technicolor would photograph the red, swollen tongues. Only 950 were made from 1924 to 1931. Everyone had a good laugh, though the record doesn't reflect whether Marshall joined in. Now that we are getting closer to Awards Season in here in Hollywood, Im getting more and more interest from nominees and prospective nominees who want to know in advance if they are going home with the gold, Marie Bargas, known for years as the Hollywood Witch, told Den of Geek. Wilder was no fan of improvisation and was very protective of his words. The Paramount logo appears as a transparency over the opening shot. Although Sheldrake's musings on a film about the story of a female baseball player was seen as humorous, the movie "A League of Their Own" would do just that 42 years later. He made two more films with Olson: Force of Arms (1951) at Warner Bros. and Submarine Command (1951) at Paramount. are shown stenciled on the curb of that street. Paramount always labeled that studio as its Long Island Studios. Blu-ray features and commentary Jay Livingston, Ray Evans: The Paramount songwriting duo is seen at the piano at Artie Green's New Year's Eve party. It's probably just as well, since the darker, more nuanced story that eventually emerged was quite different from West's wheelhouse anyway. In a scene described by director Billy Wilder as one of the best he'd ever shot, the body of Joe Gillis is rolled into the morgue to join three dozen other corpses, some of whom--in voice-over--tell Gillis how they died. There were actually three mansions used during filming. Director Cecil B. DeMille, a pioneer of silent Hollywood who was still a top director when "Sunset Boulevard" was shot in 1949, also famously played himself. Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett met with Greta Garbo and tried to convince her to make a comeback in the role of Norma Desmond. The "Desmond mansion" was located not on Sunset Blvd. The British author's satirical The Loved One was published in 1948, after Waugh had spent time in Hollywood observing the film industry and, of all things, the funeral industry. Normand was the last person known to have seen Taylor alive and she was grilled by the Los Angeles Police Department as a result. The general consensus was that the two titans had canceled each other out, leaving the field clear for Holliday. He followed it with Damien: Omen II (1978) and had a cameo in Escape to Athena (1978), which co-starred his real-life love interest Stefanie Powers. Get the best of Den of Geek delivered right to your inbox! It was like that old woman in Great Expectations, Miss Havisham in her rotting wedding dress and her torn veil, taking it out on the world because shed been given the go-by. Florabel Muir, the New York Daily News Hollywood correspondent, thought Peavey was the murderer and tried to ambush him into a confession. The same musical quote from "Salome" is used again as she descends the stairs, where Waxman segues into his own original musical statement of "The Dance of the Seven Veils". Later in the film Max tells Gillis that he was the silent-movie director who discovered Norma and put her in films. About 10 minutes later, Holden passed out and died from blood loss. Billy Wilder was actually friendlier with the other leading gossip columnist of the day, Louella Parsons. "I left countless messages but received no answer." Holman was 16 years older than him and was afraid people would think the movie was a parody of their relationship. [32] Also in 1974, Holden starred with Paul Newman and Steve McQueen in the critically acclaimed disaster film The Towering Inferno,[33] which became a box-office smash and one of the highest-grossing films of Holden's career. The movie was previewed with this opening, in Illinois, Long Island (NY) and Poughkeepsie (NY). Yes, this is Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, California. Billy Wilder quickly offered the role to Fred MacMurray, who turned it down because he didn't want to play a gigolo. Stanwyck went to bat for Holden when he was going to be replaced in Golden Boy (1939) and Wilder's collaboration with Holden in the 50s starting with Sunset Boulevard revitalized his career (including the Best Actor Oscar for Stalag 17 (1953). Unsurprisingly, he was largely self taught, spending countless hours with instruction manuals and newspaper clips, playing all four hands simultaneously until he became an expert. Wilder and Brackett told everyone at Paramount and the Production code that the screenplay was based on the story A Can of Beans by Wilder, Brackett, and D.M. The latter was shot in Africa and sparked Holden's fascination with the continent that was to last for the rest of his life. The character of Max Von Mayerling as a washed up silent film director was an homage paid by Wilder to Erich von Stroheim, who was an inspiration to Billy in his glory days as a notorious silent film director himself. On the basis of this film and largely due to his continuing association with director Billy Wilder, Holden would reach the zenith of his career from 1950-'57. Perhaps one of the reasons Swanson got the job was because director George Cukor mentioned that the actress once lived in a mansion on Sunset Boulevard. Seleccionar el departamento en el que deseas buscar. Thirty-one years later, the actor who played Gillis, William Holden, met his end. While talking with Betty and Artie in Schwab's, Artie points out the studs in Joe's tuxedo. Holden never lost his stride as cinema changed. These include Greta Garbo, John Gilbert, Rudolph Valentino, Rod La Rocque, Vilma Bnky, Mabel Normand, Marie Prevost, Pearl White, and Douglas Fairbanks. That's the end.". Kodak would discontinue to manufacture it altogether in 1953. [38], Holden maintained a home in Switzerland and also spent much of his time working for wildlife conservation as a managing partner in an animal preserve in Africa. When Powers returned to California, she went to his penthouse apartment in Santa Monica but couldn't get in. When Billy Wilder went back to him later to secure a close-up, DeMille charged him another $10,000. Sunset Boulevard turns the tables on film noir by casting Joe in the oldest role on the books. It gives them an opportunity to write really good acceptances speeches. Two years later, he was praised for his Oscar-nominated leading performance in Sidney Lumet's classic Network (1976),[34] an examination of the media written by Paddy Chayefsky, playing an older version of the character type for which he had become iconic in the 1950s, only now more jaded and aware of his own mortality. Not long ago, he was divorced from the actress, Gloria Holden, but carried the torch after the marital rift. The truth of the matter was that Bing Crosby was one of the very few actors to whom Billy Wilder had borne a grudge, mainly because Crosby had done the unthinkable during filming of The Emperor Waltz (1948), and ad-libbed dialog, something he and Bob Hope had done for years as standard operating procedure in their breezy "Road" pictures. De Mille, and Max von Mayerling. Holden served as a second and then a first lieutenant in the United States Army Air Force during World War II, where he acted in training films for the First Motion Picture Unit, including Reconnaissance Pilot (1943). While Hollywood Blvd. The restoration was performed at Lowry Digital by Barry Allen and Steve Elkin. This wasn't the original opening and was filmed long after completion of filming. So she lands his head on a golden tray, kissing his cold, dead lips. Joe Gillis' typewriter is a portable manual Remington Rand Noiseless Model 7. Joe could have slept with Norma and loved Betty, and owned the pool that would be his final resting place. The clips in Sunset Boulevard were the first time American audiences saw it. However, he knew that her arch-rival Hedda Hopper had trained as an actress and would therefore be more convincing onscreen. The older actor prided himself on needling people and he needled the shit out of Holden on the first movie, and the second movie was worse because Holden started dating Audrey Hepburn during filming. Gillis: "No, swimming pool." About 28:00 in, when Max is playing the organ, it is the same chords that Captain Nemo (James Mason) plays on his organ aboard the Nautilus in "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea." The Den of Geek quarterly magazine is packed with exclusive features, interviews, previews and deep dives into geek culture. The name Norma Desmond was a combination of early Hollywoods comedy star Mabel Normand and her lover, silent film director William Desmond Taylor. His deal was considered one of the best ever for an actor at the time, with him receiving 10% of the gross, which earned him over $2.5 million, however, Holden stipulated that he should only receive a maximum of $50,000 per year from the film. She changed her professional name to Patricia Palmer and was working with Famous Players-Lasky, Taylors studio at the time of his death. [47], President Ronald Reagan released a statement: "I have a great feeling of grief. [5][6], Next he starred with George Raft and Humphrey Bogart in the Warner Bros. gangster epic Invisible Stripes (1939), billed below Raft and above Bogart. William Haines, along with fellow silent screen veterans Buster Keaton and Anna Q. Nilsson, was approached to play one of Gloria Swanson's bridge partners. is a 1950 American black comedy [1] [2] film noir [3] directed and co-written by Billy Wilder, and produced and co-written by Charles Brackett. The body was found by Henry Peavey, who took over for convicted embezzler Edward F. Sands as Taylors valet. The only extant film elements were 35mm inter-positives struck in 1952, which had undergone a great deal of decay. Fat Man: "You were murdered?" [23][24] Picnic was his last film under the contract with Columbia. At Cecil B. DeMille's first appearance, his on-set cry of "Wilcoxon!" Sunset Boulevard, the 1950 film noir classic directed and co-written by Billy Wilder, did a lot to change that and other myths of old Hollywoodlike the real-life murder at the heart of the story. There's a little dig in the scene when Cecil B. DeMille finds out that Paramount has been calling Norma Desmond because it wants to rent her car for "the Crosby picture." )[19], He took third billing for The Country Girl (1954) with Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly, directed by George Seaton from a play by Clifford Odets. Set non-holiday all-time house record of $166,000 at New York's Radio City Music Hall when it opened. This car has been on display at the National Automobile Museum in Turin, Italy since 1972. Hola Elige tu direccin Pelculas y Series de TV. Prior to joining the Houston Chronicle, Gonzales worked as a night cops reporter at The. Ultimately she retired completely from films, making only sporadic appearances, notably in Airport 1975 (1974). It was a gift from her lover, automobile magnate Walter Chrysler. When filming began, William Holden was 31 and Gloria Swanson was 50, the same stated age as her character. Talk! Well, in the end, he got himself a poolonly the price turned out to be a little high, so Paramount paid to have one installed on the condition that if Mrs. Getty didnt like it, theyd remove it after filming was over. Cecil B. DeMille had a pet name for Gloria Swanson: "Young Fellow". His family moved to South Pasadena when he was three. In 1969, Holden made a comeback when he starred in director Sam Peckinpah's graphically violent Western The Wild Bunch,[4] winning much acclaim. She worked closely with Gloria Swanson on Norma Desmond's wardrobe, as she figured Swanson would have had a better idea of what women of that time would have worn and what they would be wearing now. Joe Gillis mentions that the painting of wild horses that covers the projection screen in Norma Desmond's mansion was given to her by "some Nevada Chamber of Commerce." After returning from France, she shot her last Paramount films--Stage Struck (1925), The Untamed Lady (1926) and Fine Manners (1926)--at the studio's lot in Astoria, Queens, NY. To shoot Joe and Norma dancing together at her New Year's Eve party, cameraman John F. Seitz used a dance dolly---a wheeled platform attached to the camera. The killing and the media circus that followed it hurt the industry. Just us and the cameras, and those wonderful people out there in the dark! Norma Desmond didnt need dialogue, she can say whatever she wants with her eyes. Sunset Boulevard (DVD, 2017) UK Region 2 release with extras. ", After serving with the U.S. Army Air Forces in World War II, he returned to Hollywood and in 1950 he got his first substantial role in Billy Wilder's "Sunset Boulevard," per Britannica. The two stars had never expressed any hostility towards each other over the failure of Cecil B. DeMille and Stroheim made many recommendations to Wilder during the making of the film, including having his character write all of Norma Desmond's fan mail, and, more importantly, to use footage from "Queen Kelly" as an excerpt from one of Desmond's great silent films. Hollywood was known for its excesses long before Michael Jackson hit town. However, DeMille insisted that Lamarr be paid $25,000 for the privilege, so the idea was quickly dropped. "[4], For his contribution to the film industry, Holden has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame located at 1651 Vine Street. What is the correct title - "Blvd." The other line, "I am big! A screenwriter develops a dangerous relationship with a faded film star determined to make a triumphant return.A screenwriter develops a dangerous relationship with a faded film star determined to make a triumphant return.A screenwriter develops a dangerous relationship with a faded film star determined to make a triumphant return. While in Italy in 1966, Holden was responsible for the death of another driver in a drunk-driving incident near Pisa. DeMille." At the end, they stood and cheered for Gloria Swanson's return. It also alludes to the fact that Pomona was one of three towns in California's Inland Empire region (Riverside and San Bernardino were the others) that were frequently used during Hollywood's Golden Age for testing preview audiences' reactions to unreleased films. Strange? But that wasnt good enough for Hollywood. Gloria Swanson almost considered rejecting the role of Norma Desmond after Billy Wilder requested she do a screen test for the role. The Academy Award-winning actor William Holden, born William Beedle Jr., on April 17, 1918, in O'Fallon, Illinois, began his career with 1939s "Golden Boy," per Britannica. Fred MacMurray and Gene Kelly both turned down the role of Joe Gillis. (1950) in my head, and I'd always sort of related to that character floating in . After Salome, she planned to make another picture and another picture. She produced and starred in Sadie Thompson and The Love of Sunya. He earned an Oscar nomination for "Sunset Boulevard" and won an Academy Award for Best Actor in 1954 for his role in "Stalag 17," per IMDb. In the scene where Norma is showing Joe her silent movies, one of them is Queen Kelly (1932), which was filmed at Paramount's Astoria Studios in Astoria, Queens, NY. but at 641 S. Irving Blvd. When Norma Desmond visits her old friend at Paramount, she affectionately calls him "Mr. DeMille" (not Cecil or C.B. cynical Hollywood survivor played by William Holden. Salome was a wonderful part for Norma Desmonds celluloid comeback. Holden's career took off again in 1950 when Billy Wilder tapped him to play a down-at-heel screenwriter taken in by a faded silent film actress (Gloria Swanson) in Sunset Boulevard. The princess in love with a holy man, she dances the dance of the seven veils. The movie begins about five oclock in the morning, left coast time. The two starred in the films The Lion (1962) and The 7th Dawn (1964). April 17 marks the 100th birthday of William Holden, who is ranked No. The name was then changed to Millman and finally to Sheldrake and was played by Fred Clark. After a private screening for Hollywood dignitaries, Barbara Stanwyck knelt in front of Gloria Swanson and kissed the hem of her skirt. His death certificate makes no mention of cancer. Yeah. [14], Holden made a third film with Wilder, Sabrina (1954), billed beneath Audrey Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart. It's not possible to shoot through water and get a clear image beyond. A version of how he obtained his stage name "Holden" is based on a statement by George Ross of Billboard: "William Holden, the lad just signed for the coveted lead in Golden Boy, used to be Bill Beadle [sic]. He played an older version of Joe in Sidney Lumets classic Network (1976), written by the cynical Paddy Chayefsky. Holden had another hit with The World of Suzie Wong (1960) with Nancy Kwan, which was shot in Hong Kong. He said hed already played a young kept man in the film The Heiresswith Olivia De Havilland, and in real life with his relationship with older singer Libby Holman. [43] Capucine and Holden remained friends until his death in 1981. preppy-3 15 March 2008. They eventually worked together on several films and became close friends. On Joe's and Betty's night walk through the Paramount backlot, his calling the false building fronts "Washington Square" would be an accurate reference, as that neighborhood in New York was full of brownstone houses, apartments, and other turn-of-the-century architecture. William Holden, original name William Franklin Beedle, Jr., (born April 17, 1918, O'Fallon, Illinois, U.S.found dead November 16, 1981, Santa Monica, California), American film star who perfected the role of the cynic who acts heroically in spite of his scorn or pessimism. Director Billy Wilder Writers Charles Brackett Billy Wilder D.M. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright . His body was found four days later. During the shopping excursion, Norma remarks that if Joe is not careful, he'll need a cutaway. It's the pictures that got small" was #91. He would slay, "I have no idea! a mean old woman who looks and acts a little like Ma Bates if she'd been dead for several years but was somehow still just as talkative and feisty. She said it was a blackmail scheme gone wrong. [27] He played an American Civil War military surgeon in John Ford's The Horse Soldiers (1959) opposite John Wayne, which was a box-office disappointment. So they opened their big mouths and out came talk. One of only 13 films to be nominated for Best Film, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress and Best Director. And like the title, Holden seemed to have the looks and muscular build Hollywood craved. Holden, just 63 when he died, had most recently appeared in the Blake Edwards' film "S.O.B." The first of four films in which William Holden and Nancy Olson appeared. Vega subsequently confirmed that this was a reference to Holden.[50]. She turns out to be a multimillionaire silent screen icon played by the legendary Gloria Swanson and she leaves him all her money, which shes already spent, and face down in a pool. The moment he discovers that life could be beautiful, Norma slits her wrist with Joes razor. His characters were always angling for something, whether it was silk stockings in a POW Camp in Stalag 17 from 1953, which won him a Best Actor Oscar, or to clear impersonation charges in in The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957) with Alec Guinness. The undertaker, who appears for a few seconds early on with the white casket for Norma's deceased pet chimp, was veteran actor Franklyn Farnum, who played extras in over 1,000 films during his lengthy but unsung career. Although she had long before ruled out the possibility of a movie comeback, she was nevertheless highly intrigued when she got the offer to play the lead. ), It came out the same year as another behind-the-scenes showbiz classic, All About Eve, which took most of the Oscars. Norma Desmond: Get out! Although a registered Republican, he never involved himself in politics. Holden starred in the 20th Century Fox film Apartment for Peggy (1948). When Joe and Betty stroll around the studio back lot they pass through the Washington Square set that was used in The Heiress (1949). He did another Western at Columbia, Texas (1941) with Glenn Ford, and a musical comedy at Paramount, The Fleet's In (1942) with Eddie Bracken, Dorothy Lamour, and Betty Hutton.[9]. (1954). Sunset Boulevard is no. In subsequent years, two lawsuits have been filed against Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett, claiming that Sunset Blvd. The young actor also got to work with George Raft and Humphrey Bogart in the gangsters on parole movie,Invisible Stripes. There was a maharajah who came all the way from India to beg one of her silk stockings. The photos of the young Norma Desmond that decorate the house are all genuine publicity photos from Gloria Swanson's heyday. Betty and Joe fall in love after they sneak off to the studio backlot by moonlight to collaborate on a screenplay. He is the TV Editor at Entertainment. [10] RKO borrowed him for Rachel and the Stranger (1948) with Robert Mitchum and Loretta Young. Wilder won the argument and privately told friends that he would not be making any more films with Brackett. In the movie when a cop tries to call in to the coroners office, he cant get an open line because Hedda Hopper is on the phone in Normas room, talking to the Times City Desk and that is more important. Swanson agreed to the audition, and won the role. At the time this movie was made, the incident was still quite recent. There are several references to Gloria Swanson's actual career in the film. Gossip columnist Hedda Hopper, who plays herself in the movie, wrote that Billy Wilder was crazy about Evelyn Waughs book The Loved One, and the studio wanted to buy it.. April 17, 2019 6:00AM. As this film opens, William Holden's character Joe Gillis describes himself as a Hollywood screenwriter "living in an apartment house above Ivar Street." You murdered me. Her character's age was 22 but she was 21 at the time of filming. But it could just as well have been Joes headquarters, Schwabs Drug Store, a kind of combination office, coffee clutch, and waiting room where actors and writers wait for the gravy train. Previous image. Clift was also wary of appearing in the film because he, like the character of Joe, was having an affair with a wealthy older former actress, Libby Holman. The home was built in 1923 for businessman William O. Jenkins. [42][citation needed]. According to reports, Taylor went to the feds for help filing charges against Normands cocaine suppliers. [39] On a trip to Africa, he fell in love with the wildlife and became increasingly concerned with the animal species that were beginning to decrease in population. Being born on 17 April 1918, William Holden was 63 years old at the time of his death. (A few months later, Hepburn met Mel Ferrer, whom she later married and with whom she had a son Sean Hepburn Ferrer. In fact, Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett even went to Pickfair to pitch the story to Pickford, but her horrified reaction as the story progressed made them stop halfway through and apologize to her. It was George Cukor who suggested Gloria Swanson for the role of Norma Desmond. and Crescent Heights Blvd. His co-star Barbara Stanwyck, a screen veteran and one of the greatest actors of all time, coached and promoted Holden personally. Holden himself claimed that he, too, could picture his end. [4] The film was made for Columbia, which negotiated a sharing agreement with Paramount for Holden's services. Mary Pickford lived in seclusion, away from the public eye, while both Mae Murray and Clara Bow had well documented struggles with mental illness. And, of course, a pool. He contributed to Altvariety, Chiseler, Smashpipe, and other magazines. A modern-girl Jiminy Cricket, Betty asks, Dont you sometimes hate yourself? and Joe corrects her, Constantly.. [4] They had two sons, Peter and Scott. Joe Gillis: You're Norma Desmond. Despite the 19 year gap in their ages, Holden and Swanson died just 2 years apart from each other- Holden in 1981 at age 63 and Swanson in 1983 at age 84. Buster Keaton appears only in the bridge party scene and utters the word "Pass" twice. To publicize the film, Paramount sent Gloria Swanson on a cross-country tour, paying her $1,000 a week for her services. He rejects her. The house was owned by the J. Paul Getty family. It is because of Sunset Blvd., for certain, that my mind could ever go there. Montgomery Clift was originally cast as the writer but dropped out two weeks before the shoot. Still, whatever hard feelings there may have been between Swanson and von Stroheim, they were gone by the time Sunset Boulevard came along. The next decade saw Holden's career flourish. (She liked it.). They stayed that way even if the pictures got small. and was "a loner," according to Edwards, who wasn't surprised that Holden's body went so long without being discovered. Norma Talmadge and Constance Talmadge were famous for owning downtown real estate in Los Angeles and San Diego. A classic film review of Sunset Boulevard (1950) starring William Holden, Gloria Swanson and Eric Von StroheimDirected by acclaimed film maker Billy Wilder (. Realizing that former actress Hopper would easily dominate the scene, Parsons declined, even though she and Wilder were friends. [16] Holden recalls their romance:.mw-parser-output .templatequote{overflow:hidden;margin:1em 0;padding:0 40px}.mw-parser-output .templatequote .templatequotecite{line-height:1.5em;text-align:left;padding-left:1.6em;margin-top:0}, Before I even met her, I had a crush on her, and after I met her, just a day later, I felt as if we were old friends, and I was rather fiercely protective of her, though not in a possessive way.
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