ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月31日 05時32分

“Have the coco-tini; it’s loaded with calories,” Shirley MacLaine urged pleasantly in an interview with @ニューヨーク・タイムズ reporter Ruth La Ferla at @geoffreysmalibu, her home away from home since the 1950s. For Shirley? A decaf cappuccino spiked with raw sugar. On the day they spoke, the 82-year-old actress had the past on her mind. “Whatever little affair I was having, or not having, I used to come here,” she said. “That was why people came to Malibu: to have an affair.” That afternoon, Shirley “was all mischief,” Ruth writes, “a weathered, wised-up variation on the carrot-topped gamine who sang, shimmied and emoted her way into peoples’ imaginations.” #ShirleyMacLaine first captivated audiences in the 1960 film “The Apartment.” She won an Oscar for “Terms of Endearment.” And she resurfaced more recently on #DowntonAbbey. Her latest film, “The Last Word,” is about a self-involved, small-town grande dame intent on burnishing her legacy by dictating the terms of her obituary. “If I’m click-worthy,” Shirley said of her resurgent popularity, “that’s because I’m still walking upright.” Visit the link in our profile to read her full interview and to see more portraits by @brinsonbanks.

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