Review of Ask Dr. Ruth (2019) by Amy Nicholson for Variety — 07 Feb 2019
The irony at the core of the Dr. Ruth persona is that the maverick who made the bedroom public is herself incredibly private, and while she encourages women to get intimate with their bodies, she’s not in touch with her own emotions.
Still, she is vocal about respecting boundaries, and White acquiesces, trusting that the facts of Westheimer’s life say plenty about her peppy workaholism.
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This review of Ask Dr. Ruth (2019) was written by Amy Nicholson and published by Variety on 07 Feb 2019.
Ask Dr. Ruth has generally received positive reviews.
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