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The actor has a soft spot for tragic love stories and characters yearning to belong.
By As told to Karen Holt
Marjorie Morningstar
This 1955 classic weeper "was one of my mother's favorite books. It's such a beautiful, tragic story. Marjorie is so full of gusto and romance." A young girl from a conservative family, Morningstar dreams of being an actress but ultimately trades her ambition, and a passionate love affair, for a conventional suburban life. Johansson remembers a scene that involved kissing under the lilacs and notes: "Lilacs have always been my mom's favorite flower, I think perhaps because of this book."
— As told to Karen Holt
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