Editing Grand Hotel (1932 film) (section)

==="I want to be alone"===
As Grusinskaya, Greta Garbo delivers the line "I want to be alone", and, immediately following, she says "I just want to be alone." Soon after, in conversation with Baron Felix von Geigern, she says "And I want to be alone." Referring to its legendary use as a characterization of her reclusive personal life, Garbo later insisted "I never said I want to be alone; I only said, 'I want to be let alone.' There is all the difference."<ref>John Bainbridge, "[http://www.garboforever.com/1955_Life-3.htm The Braveness To Be Herself]", part 3 of "The Divine Garbo" in ''Life'', January 24, 1955. Reprinted in its entirety at garboforever.com, page found June 23, 2010.</ref>