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Years ago, working with ~~[[w~~:~~Jean Malaquais|~~Malaquais]] on Character of the Victim, I said to him “The saint can be portrayed only by showing his sins.” How right I was. So Marion comments on Eitel’s movie which he sees in jail.

Years ago, working with Malaquais{{LJ:Malaquais}} on ''Character of the Victim'',{{refn|A screenplay based on Nathanael West’s 1933 novel, ''Miss Lonleyhearts'', that Mailer and Malaquais worked on during their 1949–1950 year in Hollywood. It was never made.}} I said to him “The saint can be portrayed only by showing his sins.” How right I was. So Marion{{LJ:Faye}} comments on Eitel’s{{LJ:Eitel}} movie which he sees in jail.

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-Years ago, working with [[w:Jean Malaquais|Malaquais]] on Character of the Victim, I said to him “The saint can be portrayed only by showing his sins.” How right I was. So Marion comments on Eitel’s movie which he sees in jail.
+Years ago, working with Malaquais{{LJ:Malaquais}} on ''Character of the Victim'',{{refn|A screenplay based on Nathanael West’s 1933 novel, ''Miss Lonleyhearts'', that Mailer and Malaquais worked on during their 1949–1950 year in Hollywood. It was never made.}} I said to him “The saint can be portrayed only by showing his sins.” How right I was. So Marion{{LJ:Faye}} comments on Eitel’s{{LJ:Eitel}} movie which he sees in jail.
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