We'd been shooting with... with Katherine Hepburn and Henry Fonda for a week or two before we came to our first scene with... with Jane and when she came on set her makeup was very dark, she looked sort of very much over made-up, so I called the makeup-man on set and said ‘Well, you know, what's.. what’s happened with the makeup?’ and he said, ’Well, Miss Fonda did it herself’ and this brought back memories to me of when I'd had a similar experience with... with Orson Wells so I thought well I... I must, as discreetly as possible, talk to her about this so I went to her and said ’Look Jane, you know, your makeup does look very dark’ and she said ’Well I want to look suntanned because I've just come from Los Angeles and everybody in Los Angeles has got a suntan and I think this is right for the role’. And she wouldn't budge. She did her own makeup for the whole of the picture and to my eye she always looked made up and she looked too dark because Miss Hepburn didn't wear any makeup apart from a little powder and lipstick and she had a very pale skin, so when the two of them are together there's a big contrast which... which troubles me but there was nothing I could do about it. That's what she wanted and... and I had to accept it. Can't win them all.