Hi I'm Jennifer Ingram.
Hi I'm Samantha Robinson.
And this is What's in My Bag.
Honey, you have to be more careful.
Maybe you shouldn't be messing with love spells in the first place, y'know?
I got 'The Red Shoes.' I cannot believe I found this. This is the Criterion Collection version of it.
It was made in the 40s, 1948.
So it's a tragedy. She...
These shoes are cursed and once you put them on you can't stop dancing
and so she dances until she dies. But it's a beautiful tragedy and it's amazing
so I'm really excited to see this again. And it's actual great ballet dancing.
I chose 'Paris, Texas' and I love this film so much.
Just the imagery is amazing
the music, the acting, Nastassja Kinski is gorgeous and
yeah, you should watch it. It's really great.
If you turn the light off in there will you be able to see me?
I don't know.
So I had to grab 'Whatever Happened to Baby Jane'
and you have to see this movie if you're gonna watch 'Feud,' oh my gosh
it's got some sadness in it because
everyone was making them enemies of each other.
Jane, I'm just trying to explain to you how things really are.
You wouldn't be able to do these awful things to me if I weren't still in this chair.
But you are, Blanche. You are in that chair.
'Pride & Prejudice' the BBC version.
Yes.
It's incredible. I could watch it over and over again and never get sick of it.
It makes me incredibly sappy when I watch it
especially the scene when Darcy just comes back a day early and
Elizabeth is touring his grounds and he just went for a swim and he's naked
and then they see each other and it's so great. I love it.
Ok, so next up, another dance film, 'A Chorus Line.'
Classic must-see, anyone that loves dancing, theater, Broadway musicals.
I've watched this growing up so many times.
Have you ever seen it live?
Yes I did, I saw it at the Hollywood Bowl this summer
and the musical's a little different than the movie.
I mean I could do the whole thing. I know every single word.
It's so fun. I was trying to not ruin the show for everybody, because I was singing it out loud.
I want it strong, make it sharp. Take it on the downbeat. Ready and 5, 6, 7, 8.
My next film is 'Elevator to the Gallows' by Louis Malle.
Jeanne Moreau is a huge inspiration for me as an actress.
It's interesting because they told her she wasn't pretty enough
but it's ridiculous because she just has that star quality about her.
Miles Davis did the score and it's incredible.
It's just such a great film, and it really inspires me as an actor.
I got a lot of collections right now. I grabbed a Betty Davis collection.
It has four classic Betty Davis's that I need to see.
As long as I live I'll never take orders from anyone. And I'll tell you something else, I'm well. Absolutely well.
I'm young and strong and nothing can touch me.
I didn't want to be born, you didn't want me to be born either. It's been a calamity on both sides.
Why, Pres. Bangin' on a lady's door. I'm scandalized at you.
Sorry.
And this one has 'Valley of the Dolls' and 'Beyond the Valley of the Dolls' so I'm gonna be...
What's that?
I know there's these Studios Classics. I guess it's the sequel to it.
You better start running this house properly.
I'm not the butler, Neely.
You're not the breadwinner either.
This is my happening and it freaks me out.
Oh, it's a stone gas, man.
Pray we must make haste, my time is not my own.
Before the clock strikes twelve, I must be back at Forest Lawn.
Austin Powers reminds me of my dad. He's kooky like this guy.
Is that the original one?
Yeah it's number one.
I was quoting this film growing up.
and it was just so funny to me, so I love it.
I also got 'Vivo,' which was Anna's original. She made it in 2007.
Everyone should familiarize themselves with Anna Biller, she is...
She does the whole thing. She writes it, directs it, produces it, edits it.
Alright, have it your way
but when you come to me begging for it, don't expect me to be there.
Thank you, Claude, you're sweet.
Ok, this one I just chose because it reminds me of my dad and my childhood.
'Maggie Mae' was a song...
Yeah, I don't really listen to Rod Stewart now, but I just saw it and I was like, oh my god.
My dad would always sing 'Maggie Mae' and it just brings back fond memories.
And that's it. Yeah.
Thank you so much for talking with us.
Thank you.