didn't he also ruin Janet Leigh's career? I heard that this film was about his love story with Alma, but I thought it was a well known fact that he treated his wife like shit and was actively trying to fuck his leading ladies and ruining their careers if they told him no.
I think Hitch and Alma had a relationship that wasn't about sex or physical attraction, similar to Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt. They loved each other deeply and Hitch obviously respected her more than anyone else in the world. And as for his attacks on women, while I disagree and think the way he treated people was wrong, he was notorious for not putting the actors above the film and wanting things to be perfect and realistic. He didn't idolize actors like many people did then, and most people do now.
And as for his attacks on women, while I disagree and think the way he treated people was wrong, he was notorious for not putting the actors above the film and wanting things to be perfect and realistic. He didn't idolize actors like many people did then, and most people do now.