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When asked why she was chosen to play the late Katharine Hepburn in the one-woman play "Tea at Five," actress Kate Mulgrew, of "Star Trek: Voyage" and "Ryan's Hope" TV fame, didn't blush.
They're similar in many ways, Miss Mulgrew told Cox News Service.
"The most startling [similarities] are the parallels in our private lives. They're very stunning," she said in an interview in West Palm Beach, Fla.
"She felt the repercussions of her brother's death early in her life, and I had two sisters die when I was young. That absolutely does shape us. I'd say you make up your mind, when your heart's broken like that, what you're going to do with your life...
"If I can put it in a nutshell," Miss Mulgrew continued, "I would say [Miss Hepburn and I] grew up very fast. We had to. We then replace our missing childhood every night. It saves on therapy bills."
Two Julias
Don't call it a chick flick. No, sir...or ma'am.
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