A great quote.
Charlton Heston wrote in his autobiography, In the Arena, that The Omega Man (the 1971 movie) was Rosalind Cash’s first leading role in a film, and that she was understandably “a little edgy” about doing a love scene with him. Heston explained, “It was in the seventies that I realized a generation of actors had grown up who saw me in terms of the iconic roles they remembered from their childhoods. ‘It’s a spooky feeling,’ she told me, ‘to screw Moses.'”
Lol.
