安妮特·貝寧：戀“戰”女神
名人掠影
作者：Ellen Degeneres
Ellen： Please welcome Annette Bening. How are you？ Annette： Hi.
Ellen： I haven’t seen you in ages.
Annette： It has been a long time. I’ve been well. Thank you.
Ellen： Yeah. And I understand you have just finished working with your husband. You just did another， a…a movie with him.
Annette： Yes， he’s directing a movie. My husband is named 1）Warren Beatty，…
Ellen： Yes， he is.
Annette： …and he is a—thank you—he is a…a very fine director.
Ellen： Yes， he is.
Annette： He’s making a movie， hasn’t directed a movie in over， well， it’s been a long， about 18 years， so he’s in the middle of production right now. It’s so exciting， and， yes， I got to be in the movie.
Ellen： Now， is it， because you’ve worked for him， you…you worked with him twice， he’s directed you twice before.
Annette： No. We worked together， but he wasn’t directing.
Ellen： Ohh.
Annette： Other people were directing us.
Ellen： Ohh， I see.
Annette： We were acting together.
Ellen： I see.
Anette： Yes.
Ellen： And so the first time was， was it 2）Bugsy was the first one？
Annette： Yes. Yeah.
Ellen： That was the first time you worked with him.
Annette： That was the first time.
Ellen： And look at you， 22 years later， married and happy， and you’re the one who settled him down. Look at that.
Anette： Four kids.
Ellen： And four kids.
Annette： Don’t forget
that.
Ellen： I won’t forget it. What do you think it is？ Like， what do you think keeps that…that marriage so strong for 22 years？
Annette： That’s a good， Well， I， we both， we are both committed to that…
Ellen： Um hmm.
Annette： …and we have four children…
Ellen： Um hmm.
Annette： …and that is a big part of our bond， and our work， and， I don’t know， we just have that…that fire.
Ellen： Um hmm.
Annette： …Can I call it that？
Ellen： Yes. Yes.
Annette： OK. Is that， it’s a Daytime Show.
Ellen： You can call it whatever you want.
Annette： OK. No. No. No， there’s a…there’s an attraction there that we both sort of just still have.
Ellen： That’s really important.
Annette： Is it？ Yeah.
Ellen： Because I think it’s important to have that and be best friends，…
Annette： Yes.
Ellen： …and then， of course， when you have kids， it helps you stay together， but you have to have all the other components. What do you fight about？