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Roger Ebert on Otto Preminger and Anatomy of a Murder (1959): The police chief, he writes, asked him to take out one word, “contraceptive,” on the grounds he would not want his 18-year-old daughter to hear it. Otto replied that if he had an 18-year-old daughter, he would not only want her to hear the word, but thoroughly understand it. Roger Ebert about Otto Preminger in Preminger: The Ottobiography (1977) | History of Cinema
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Roger Ebert on Otto Preminger and Anatomy of a Murder (1959): The police chief, he writes, asked him to take out one word, “contraceptive,” on the grounds he would not want his 18-year-old daughter to hear it. Otto replied that if he had an 18-year-old daughter, he would not only want her to hear the word, but thoroughly understand it. Roger Ebert about Otto Preminger in Preminger: The Ottobiography (1977) | History of Cinema
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