 who were very different from Louis B. Mayer, wanted to make social dramas and black and white films about serious issues. And exactly what you talk about, the Donna Reed syndrome, he wanted to make films against Ozzie and Harriet and the idealized, probably knows best, vision of the American family. What did you think, Foster, about Dori Shari yourself? Well, my editor said Dori Shari was responsible for the destruction of MGM. I didn't feel that way.