<table><tr><th>From: </th><th>Peggy Siegal</th></tr><tr><td>Sent: </td><td>Friday, June 14, 2013 11:18 AM</td></tr><tr><td>To: </td><td></td></tr><tr><td>Subject: </td><td>Blue Jasmin/Moma/Thursday night, June 13</td></tr></table>

Soon-Yi……Please show this to Woody.

I went to MoMa last night to see the film for the second time...and see how=it plays on a full room.

Of course the audience was filled with friends and film makers that have wo=ked with you....so the reaction to every nuance of every performance was i=mediate and vocal. They all were appropriately emphatic, judgmental, somew=at horrified and hysterical in all the right places.

Cate's performance is riveting as her character pathetically wallows in her=self pity. The audience loved her descent into madness.

Everyone was buzzing about Cate and the entire cast in the lobby after....A=ec was there and told me he thought Cate was amazing and was very modest a=out his own terrific supporting role.

During the film I sat with Barbara Walters and Lorinda. We went to the crow=ed Cipriani's at the Sherry Netherland after for dinner and discussion.

Lorinda immediately thought Cate was Blanche Dubois. Barbara immediately th=ught Cate was Lorinda.

Lorinda was unglued about the status of her post divorce/just dumped the bo=friend of three years/frightening single life.

She asked me to please find her a guy. Eventually the conversation came aro=nd to candidate Bob Weinstein, brother of Harvey, who is "on the market an= looking." It got more bazaar.

Barbara yelled at Lorinda to understand how lucky and privileged her life i=, stop complaining and get a grip on reality.

Charlie Rose came up to the table because he lives in the building and has =inner there every night with a different young woman. Barbara then yelled=at Charlie to go upstairs to bed because he has a early show.

Lorinda then told Barbara that Barbara didn't really understand the depth o= her misery because she is blessed with being "Barbara Walters".

Barbara then laced into Lorinda again yelling, "You have no idea who I am! =1 have a retarded sister. I financially supported my entire family; sister= mother, father and daughter my entire life."

Then I also yelled a Lorinda that my mother treated me like shit...as did v=rious past boyfriends and I threw myself into my career to find life fulfi=lment.

We could have been in the sequel to "Blue lasmin" live from Cipriani's.

Obviously, Cate's character will entice many others to shout and argue.

Although it's too early to accurately predict, Cate should be a shoe-in for=an Oscar nomination.

Once again the writing is so right on and is the heart and sole of the whol= film.

By the time dessert was served, three screaming ladies in an now empty Cipr=ani's on a miserable rainy night were so thankful for your brilliant insig=t...into someone else's nightmare.

I will be around Europe...and the south of France a lot of the summer....ex=ept for being in NYC to organize your Monday, July 22 MoMa premiere. I wi=l stay in touch and try to come visit.

Woody, thank you again for letting me work on your wonderfully entertaining=provocative film.
xoxo Peggy=?xml version=.0" encoding=TF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN"
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