Word: mia
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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John and Mary with Dustin Hoffman and Mia Farrow. Quincy Dining Hall. 8, 10, April...
...went to India to star with Rita Tushingham in "The Guru." A typical example of a movie made before its time. But then the fad caught up with us before it was released. You can't imagine how surprised we were to bump into people like the Beatles and Mia Farrow on our way home." York remains oblivious to general critical opinions: "Personally, I like that almost the best of any movie I've made. It suffered from lack of 'selling.' It was made on a budget of 'frozen rupees' from things like The Sound of Music, but then...
...would often start at night and her night in the morning, a reverse cycle that she still follows. For all her waif-like air, she drew on a vast reserve of energy, a fierce instinct to keep moving no matter what happened. "Liza's got a desperate thing," says Mia Farrow, another childhood friend. "She reaches just as far and as deep as she can. There's a lot of depth in her, and a lot of anguish...
Then, 2½ years ago, Andre left Dory to live with Mia Farrow, and Dory's psyche cracked. She spent four months in a sanitarium. "With Andre gone, I thought, 'God has canceled out, I'm canceled out.' And so, while I was in the hospital, I started writing, to get some order out of the chaos...
...imposed by her father, a laborer named Michael Langan. Once, in a rage, he confined Dory, her mother and baby sister in the dining room for several months. That episode became a song in Dory's first album. (Also in that album is a bitter song dedicated to Mia: "Beware of young girls/who come to the door/wistful and pale/of twenty and four . . .") Langan, a frustrated clarinetist, determined early that Dory would be a show-business success. He sent her out to sing in saloons at the age of eleven. Later he sent her to New York, where she dutifully...