Ive never wanted to be anything else.
Im fascinated with boys, but I never wanted to be one.
Breaking from Radners words, Poehler adds a sentiment: I agree, Gilda!
The film cuts to Strong, who recites another passage written by Radner.
Next, Rudolph picks up where Hader left off.
I cant even begin to imagine how I got famous, she says.
Finally, Hader finishes: Maybe you know me.
But one time in my life, I was famous.
And it seemed like everyone knew me.
DApolito further weaves into her narrative audio from rediscovered tapes and video from Radners rare home movies.
Love, Gildapremieres Wednesday at the Tribeca Film Festival.
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