The actress speaks about the Golden Age of Hollywood and filming The Quiet Man.

Gerry Kelly interviews Maureen O'Hara at Ashford Castle, Co. Mayo where much of the filming for The Quiet Man took place.
O'Hara talks about her early theatre career, her naivety at the beginning of her time in Hollywood, and what it was like to work with John Wayne and notorious director John Ford. She speaks about some of the leading men she has worked with and remains tight-lipped about what she infamously whispered to John Wayne at the end of The Quiet Man.

Known for her natural red hair, Dublin-born Maureen O'Hara became a successful Hollywood actress from the 1940s-1960s, often playing the heroine in Westerns. She starred alongside John Wayne in the 1952 romantic comedy The Quiet Man, for which John Ford won an Oscar for Best Director.