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"It's going to be a boy, I know, I feel it," Sharon told Vittorio Gassman, Orson Welles, Terry Thomas and all the crew's friends. She also said the most common things you hear from a mother, that the child should look like her in appearance, but as far as the brain is concerned, he should be the same as his father - as smart as his father. And sometimes, during breaks in work, you could often see Sharon in the corner, talking to herself. She seemed to speak to her child as if he had already been born, grown up and needed her guidance. One day they heard Sharon say:
"You can be fat like Orson Welles, my friend. But only if you're as talented as he is. Otherwise, you won't eat much."
"She always addressed him in the masculine form. Sharon was one hundred percent sure that it was a boy. She even took bets on it." Director Luciano Lucignani recalls
- Novella 2000, August 1969, article about Sharon Tate and the making of her latest film, One of Thirteen.
Photo: Sharon with co-star Vittorio Gassman
"You can be fat like Orson Welles, my friend. But only if you're as talented as he is. Otherwise, you won't eat much."
"She always addressed him in the masculine form. Sharon was one hundred percent sure that it was a boy. She even took bets on it." Director Luciano Lucignani recalls
- Novella 2000, August 1969, article about Sharon Tate and the making of her latest film, One of Thirteen.
Photo: Sharon with co-star Vittorio Gassman