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"In 1999, Harold, Lillian, Robert and I took a trip to the coastal town where they made The Birds seven years ear- lier. It was the start of a friendship that lasted, and I see Lillian about once a month, more often when we're doing presentations." Although Lillian speaks about pro- fessional and personal experiences, there are plenty of home movies, pho- tos and letters (some sizzling) to bring the commentary to life. "I told Daniel to use the home mov- ies so they make sense chronologi- cally, and he made this masterpiece," she says. "I expected something very modest, but he really got into it. The documentary seems to have touched people all over the world. " Lillian, born Jewish, and Harold, raised with a strong emphasis on Judaism, have valued the ethics of their religion. "We had a rabbi marry us in a Sunday school because my husband had been given a very traditional Jewish education and had a bar mitz- vah," she says. "My husband knew how to do right. He was a decent and kind man. My religion is to be kind and good and do no harm." A learning experience not in the film confirmed Lillian's outlook. She recalls a temperamental art director throwing her research materials at her and around the room. Although she wanted to respond in a way similar to his actions, she held back. He left and shortly returned to apologize and explain his behavior resulted from just hearing he had terminal leukemia. "That experience taught me to be as kind as possible because you have no idea what other people are going through," she says. More representative of the attitudes of executives was the decision to use images of Lillian and Harold in the Shrek movies, where they were cast — and honored — as the film's animated queen and king. Lillian's decades of research mate- rials are being stored by the Art Directors Guild. Although she has had inquiries about the possibility of hav- ing them donated, Lillian is looking for a buyer so that she will have funds to leave to her three sons. The work Lillian did with books and periodicals is now handled with inter- net searches. Lillian, for her personal interests, uses an iPad. "I use an iPad because I never learned to type," she says. "I use it to keep in touch with my friends, see movies and learn what Rotten Tomatoes is doing. I just touch and see, but I read books the old-fashioned way. " Although Lillian was nervous about doing presentations, she gradually overcame that. "When Dan was asking me ques- tions, I forgot the little microphone on my chest and the camera in the corner," she says. "He made it a plea- surable experience, and I felt I was just talking to a friend." • details Harold and Lillian: A Hollywood Love Story will be shown at the follow- ing times by the Detroit Film Theatre in the Detroit Institute of Arts: 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 11; 4 and 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug 12; and 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 13. $5-$9.50. (313) 833-7900; dia. org. Turner Classic Films tentatively will show the documentary at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 13. All the film that landed on the cutting-room floor was made into vignettes, Lillian's Life Lessons, that will be shown on the DVD slated for release in October and on Facebook at that time. ABOVE: While Harold was working on West Side Story, Lillian met the woman who ran a full-time research library at the Samuel Goldwyn studio. She volunteered to help and ultimately acquired the library, shown here at Paramount in 1996. LEFT: The animators of the Shrek movies created the King and Queen in the likeness of the beloved Harold and Lillian. 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