Meredith Hicks is an MFA candidate and recent graduate of the University of Pittsburgh where she earned a BA in Film Studies. She has previously written articles for Raindance Film Festival. Greer Garson and the Good War: How We All Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Great Lady
“Almost everything about Greer, her graceful figure, little mannerisms, the way she walks, talks, and smiles, reminds us of the Nineties, when Papa sat at the head of the table, airing his arrogant opinions, and never dreaming that his demure little wife, resourceful as a dozen U.S. Army engineers, was twisting him around her little finger, really running him and everything else in the house.” — Charles Samuels in Motion Picture magazine (1945)
