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[my Mother] Worked In The Seagram's Building; It's Kind Of An Iconic '60s Skyscraper On A Floor So High That Your Ears Popped. And All The Women - The Whole Thing Was So Very Mad Men, Very Glamorous.

I Feel That The Thing About Film And Particularly About Tv, Actually, Is It's Being Created Now. We're Living In The Best Time So Far Because There Are Many More Women Writing And Women Directing, Women Producing, And People Are Finally Catching On To The Fact That Women Want To Go And Buy Tickets To See Female Characters And More Than One In A Film. So I Actually Think It's A Very Fertile Time To Be A Woman Over 40.

Even When The [ronald] Reagan Revolution Happened, It Was In Large Way, A "'let's Make America Great Again' Without Saying That" Kind Of A Movement, Don't You Feel? It Was Kind Of A Throwback To An Earlier Generation.

My Mother Worked On A Whole Bunch Of Those; She Worked On What's My Line?, I've Got A Secret, Play Your Hunch... In My Memory, She Worked On To Tell The Truth. So It Was Her Job To Brief The Imposters.

The Idea Of Making Access To Safe Abortions Harder And More Expensive And More Difficult, Having To Travel Across State Lines - That Puts Women's Health And Lives In Jeopardy, Which Is Something I Think No One Wants.