For A Woman, Forty Is Torture, The

I Don't Like Yelling And Fighting, And I Can't Quarrel.

My Real Difficulty Was To Become A Normal Person Again, After Having Been A Movie Actress For So Long. For Me, At The Time I Was Living In New York And Hollywood, A Normal Person Was Someone Who Made Movies.

My Parents, Despite Their Serious Attitude Toward Life In General, And That Of Their Children In Particular, Were Very Broadminded People. There Was No Such Thing As A Bad Profession For Them. As I Was Their Daughter, They Knew That, Whatever Profession I Chose, I Would Do It Well. That Was Enough For Them. There Was Always Trust Among The Kellys.

Having A [teenage] Daughter Is Like Riding A Young Horse Over An Unknown Steeplechase Course. You Don't Know When To Pull Up The Reins, When To Let The Horse Have Its Head - Or What.

What I've Learned In The Past 12 Years Of Recording (i Made My First Cd At 12) Is How Important It Is To Find One's Authentic Voice.