This quote by Gloria Swanson is a referral to the shift from quiet films to talkies in the 1920s. Swanson was a major star of the quiet age, and her quote is a reflection of her sensations about the modification. She is saying that she is still the exact same individual, however the films she was in have lessened in contrast to the brand-new talkies. This quote is a tip of the power of technology and how it can change the way we experience art. It also speaks with the concept that fame and success can be short lived, and that one must constantly adjust to stay relevant. Swanson's quote is a suggestion that no matter how big we are, the world is constantly altering and we should be willing to change with it.
This quote is written / told by Gloria Swanson between March 17, 1899 and April 4, 1983. She was a famous Actress from USA.
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