“Oh, here it is, Miloš Forman, Loves of a Blonde. We know each other as a very young people. We were in the same school. It was in Czech Republic. It was a kind of English style school for the boys only. We were divided into ten different dormitories, and Miloš was the boss of my dormitory, being the oldest one. He was already eighteen in the, in his final year, and I was on my first year, being probably eight or ten years younger than him. And he treat us fair, but in a rough manner. Sometimes he was slapping our faces because in the, in a, in the Czech manners, they call it give you pár facek, which doesn't mean this terrible offense as in the rest of European culture, it was just the normal punishment. So I received a few of those from him. And then I met him after we made our first films. He made the Black Peter, and I brought my first film, Identification Marks: None. But he already knew that Meantime I was boxing, and as a joke, you know, when he had seen me, he put the pose of a boxer and said, "Are you going now to give it back to me?" And I said, "No, forget it, we were, we were children then." We'll see each other up there. Thank you.”
