She was an amazing woman. She had the face of an angel, there was just a warmth and kind of innocence in her eyes. You could see that her soul was totally free. No wonder the guy fell in love with her.
Right, then, old chap. Large brandies all around, what?
Are you speaking of the real Mildred Loving or the actress who portrayed her?
Forgiveness is between them and God.
It's my job to arrange the meeting.
Actress?
Right, then, old chap. Large brandies all around, what?
Just wondering. I actually grew up in the area this all went down and know a majority of the Lovings, Fortunes and Brooks etc. Thought maybe by coincidence you may live in the area lol.
Forgiveness is between them and God.
It's my job to arrange the meeting.
No, I watched the documentary on PBS the other night. As far as I could tell, it was all actual footage from the 60s, no kind of re-enactment using actors or actresses.
Right, then, old chap. Large brandies all around, what?
I've yet to see it myself so I wasn't sure. Living around here you already have to study about it enough and I've already scene a few documentaries on it from all that.
Forgiveness is between them and God.
It's my job to arrange the meeting.
Some shots were reenactments, like Mildred getting out of the car trunk when she arrives in Virginia but that is about it.
Films are not reality. Reality is not film. Film is only an approximation of reality.
"Mr. and Mrs. Loving" was not a documentary, and she was portrayed by an actress in that movie. This footage was actually of her.
What was their 3rd child's name, and why wasn't it used? Did he not want to participate, or what?
The third child's name was Sidney Jeter, and he was their oldest child, born out of wedlock in 1957. Mildred was 16 years old at the time.
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shareShe was an amazing woman. She had the face of an angel, there was just a warmth and kind of innocence in her eyes. You could see that her soul was totally free. No wonder the guy fell in love with her.