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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.

I've Had Happy Moments In My Life, But I Don't Think That Happiness-- Being Happy-- Is A Perpetual State That Anyone Can Be In. Life Isn't That Way.

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.

Getting Angry Doesn't Solve Anything.

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.