Most Of My Friends In New York

It's Like The Riddle Of The Sphinx... Why Are There So Many Great Unmarried Women, And No Great Unmarried Men?

You Can't Do Four Movies And Be Good To Everybody And Be Flying All Night And Shooting All Day With A Different Wig And Then Be Going To Sing On Broadway Without Feeling A Little Tired. You Endlessly Feel You're Letting Somebody Down.

I Never Wanted To Be A Celebrity; I Never Wanted To Be Famous. And In My Daily Life, I Work Really Hard To Not Trade On It In Any Way. I Am So Desperately Worried About Anybody Saying, "she Cut In Line," Or "she Took Our Table," Or "she Doesn't Do Her Own Grocery Shopping." It's Not Like It's Hard To Be Decent And Respectful And Well Behaved. I Do Wait In Line, And I Do Take The Subway, And I Do My Own Grocery Shopping, And I Do Take The Kids To School. But It Almost Doesn't Matter To A Certain Segment Of The Populace.

People Should Dress The Way They Want. Any Rules For Age Or Shape Are Silly. If You Walk Out The Door Feeling Good About Yourself, That’s What Counts.

I Know That He, Matthew Broderick, Doesn't Have His Laundry Done, And That He Hasn't Had A Hot Meal In Days. That Stuff Weighs On My Mind.