Shirley MacLaine once recalled meeting an interpreter for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, who was in the U.S. to address the United Nations. The Russian interpreter told the actress, "The Premier sends his regards, wishes to be remembered to you, and says he's just seen your new picture, The Apartment, and you've improved." Presumably Kruschev was referring to MacLaine's 1960 movie "Can-Can", which he famously hated.

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