"I really don't care if they say I'm a crazy old woman"

An extensive interview with Gila Almagor-Agmon, 87, in which she discusses beauty, aging, her acting and modeling career, her marriage to Yankele Agmon, and the loss of her father who was murdered while she was still in the womb. Almagor speaks about her struggle to be taken seriously as an actress, her first role in the play 'Kinneret Kinneret', and her friendship with Tirza Atar. She candidly talks about her feelings regarding her changing body and her suspicion of people.

An extensive interview with Gila Almagor-Agmon, 87, published in the culture section of Walla. Almagor speaks openly about personal and professional topics: she discusses her attitude toward beauty and aging, her struggle to be taken seriously as an actress over the years, and the beginning of her career as a model. She reveals details about her first marriage, the love of her life Yankele Agmon, and the loss of her father who was murdered while she was still in her mother's womb. Almagor recounts her first night in Tel Aviv, her first meeting with Tzila Binder, and the auditions for the role in Natan Alterman's play 'Kinneret Kinneret'. She talks about her friendship with Tirza Atar and her relationship with her son, musician Natan Sloor. The interview is conducted in the first person, using extensive quotes from her words.

"I really don't care if they say I'm a crazy old woman"