American actress Geena Davis’ new memoir chronicles her journey from childhood through her years in Hollywood – and it includes an unpleasant experience she had with actor Bill Murray, who is known for films such as Lost In Translation (2003).
Dying Of Politeness was released on Tuesday (Oct 11) and British newspaper The Times has summarised the portion of the book in which Davis, 66, recounts her time filming the comedy Quick Change (1990).
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