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When I Was 18 I Was An Emotional Wreck And I Couldn't Imagine Having To Deal With Some Kind Of Fame.

I Think That When You Let Go And "throw It All Away" And Stop Getting Attached And Say "whatever Happens, Happens", You Don't Invest Too Much In Anything Particular, And Things Work Out.

I Think It's Not Fair To The Uniqueness And Wonderfulness Of The Individuals, That We Can Complement One Another Greatly, But We Are Not The Source Of Each Other's Happiness, Especially If You Don't Know Who The Hell You're Talking To.

I Grew Up In A House Where My Father Went On Auditions, And He Got Some And He Lost Some, And There Were Good Years And Lean Years. I Didn't Expect Anything From The Business, And That's Often A Danger In Hollywood, The Notion That If You're Pretty And Have White Teeth And Just Show Up For The Game Then You'll Win.

I Believe In Luck And Fate And I Believe In Karma, That The Energy You Put Out In The World Comes Back To Meet You.