00:00Bonjour, je m'appelle Tova Felchou et je suis à l'hôpital de l'Emmanuelle.
00:06Monsieur David Serrero, de France, a fait un documentaire de mon travail et de mon travail en stage et de
00:14mon travail en stage.
00:15Et il s'appelle ce documentaire, Tova.
00:19C'est très souvent qu'il s'appelle de l'Emmanuelle, qui a dit, Some people love you, and some
00:26people love you and show up.
00:28You show up, and that makes all the difference.
00:33I'm going to quote my mother Lily.
00:35My mother Lily was from the Bronx, and when I was a little girl, I swear to God, she spoke
00:41like me.
00:41She had elocution lessons as a little girl.
00:43But as she grew older, she lived to over 103, she started to talk like this.
00:47If you love a boy, and a boy loves you, don't walk, run to his parents' home.
00:54If it doesn't feel like a warm bath, it's a red flag.
00:58I thought that was a very good one.
01:01And my advice about marriage is, once you marry for love, love always comes back.
01:05So stay on the field of play.
01:08I am happily married for 49 years, and I just celebrated Andy's in my 50th anniversary of our first kiss,
01:15which was February 16th, 1976, and we celebrated on Monday, February 16th, 2026.
01:22It was a great joy.
01:23I am a proud American Jew.
01:26I think being authentic is probably the most important trait of a good actor.
01:30And when you are taught to come from your truth, both in life and on the stage, it is hard
01:37to impede that or to veto that.
01:40I want to be remembered for being a mensch, for being a fully developed, humane human being.
01:48I want to be remembered like my name as being kind and good and someone who held herself to a
01:56very high standard of integrity and honesty and art.
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