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Myrna Loy, The Rains Came (1939)
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When they were shooting The Rains Came, Myrna´s marriage with Arthur Hornblow Jr. was on the rocks and she was having a hard time. And even though she never mentioned a word of her problems to Tyrone, he seemed to sense something and he “made it his own business” to cheer her up by approaching with a long-stemmed bird of paradise in a Coke bottle, bowing and making a grand gesture of presenting it to her. "That typified the little things he would do. I’m sorry to report that we weren’t lovers, but close to it. I loved him, but he was married to that damn Frenchwoman.”
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Thomas Ransome: Well, don’t waste your time. He’s a surgeon and a scientist. Any interest he might have in romance is purely biological.
Lady Edwina Esketh:
You make him sound even more exciting.
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Myrna Loy, The Rains Came (1939).
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That’s why we didn’t get on. You’ve always wanted a woman to treat you like a god. I treated you as if you were just as bad as myself.
Myrna Loy as Lady Edwina Esketh in The Rains Came (1939)
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The Rains Came (1939)
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Tyrone Power and Myrna Loy, The Rains Came (1939)
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Myrna Loy as Lady Edwina Esketh in The Rains Came (1939)
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When they were shooting The Rains Came, Myrna´s marriage with Arthur Hornblow Jr. was on the rocks and she was having a hard time. And even though she never mentioned a word of her problems to Tyrone, he seemed to sense something and he “made it his own business” to cheer her up by approaching with a long-stemmed bird of paradise in a Coke bottle, bowing and making a grand gesture of presenting it to her. “That typified the little things he would do. I’m sorry to report that we weren’t lovers, but close to it. I loved him, but he was married to that damn Frenchwoman.”
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“Ty Power was one of the nicest human beings I´ve ever known, a really divine man, perceptive and thoughtful. That happened to be a bad time for me. There were problems at home, the beginnings of a real trouble with Arthur. I felt my world falling to pieces around me. I never discussed it with Ty - I didn´t know him that well then - but he sensed it and made it his own business to cheer me up. When I came on the set one morning, he approached with a long-stemmed bird of paradise in a Coke bottle, bowing and making a grand gesture of presenting it to me. That typified the little things he would do. I´m sorry to report t that we weren´t lovers, but close to it. I loved him, but he was married to that damn Frenchwoman.”
Myrna Loy, Being and Becoming