Anjelica Huston on Coming of Age

The Leonard Lopate Show | Feb 10, 2014

We're replaying an interview with Anjelica Huston from November. She talks about coming of age in Ireland, London, and New York. She discusses her parents separation in the early 1960s, encountering the Rolling Stones and Fleetwood Mac in London, and losing her mother in a car crash when she was just 17. She moved to New York and became a model in the 1970s. Her memoir, A Story Lately Told, is the first part of her life story.

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