We Were Wavering Around Like A Ship

I Thought I Was Learning About Show Business. The More Painful It Was, The More Important I Thought The Experience Must Be. Hating It, I Convinced Myself It Must Be Invaluable.

I Hated The Whole Idea Of Being An Actress. I Used To Throw Up Before Every Performance And Cry Afterward.

I Am Not An 'instant' Actor... To Really Do Anything, I've Got To Try It Five Or Six Or A Dozen Times.

I Was Bargaining For Time Away From Hollywood, And Columbia Was Bargaining For Money. I Got What I Wanted And They Got What They Wanted. They Knew I Was So Anxious To Do Born Yesterday That I'd Have Done It For A Dollar. They Gave Me The Next Best Thing.

You Have To Be Smart To Play A Dumb Blonde Over And Over Again And Keep The Audience's Attention Without Extraordinary Physical Equipment.