When I Start To Write, I See

I Certainly Wouldn't Compare The Rewards Of Watching One's Children Grow And Mature With That Of Money Piling Up At The Box Office. Both Are Pleasant, But To Varying Degrees. As The Old Saying Goes, You Can't Take An Audience Home With You. You Can't Depend On The Loyalty Of Fans, Who, After All Is Said And Done, Are Just Faceless People One Seldom Sees. And Few Stars Have Their Fans Forever. But A Child Is Forever. That Bond And Relationship Is Timeless And Doesn't Depend On Your Looks, Age Or Popularity At The Moment.

I've Never Minded Being Disciplined. I'd Always Rather Have A Quiet Evening In Than Go To A Wild Party. Discipline For Me Has Always Been The Foundation Which Leaves Me Free To Fly.

A Lot Of My Life Happened In Great, Wonderful Bursts Of Good Fortune, And Then I Would Race To Be Worthy Of It.

You Always Do That With Movie Musicals. You Prerecord And Then You Lip-synch To Playback.

Miracles Are Happening Every Day. I Do Think That's True. If You Can Take The Time To Look. It Took Me A While To Learn That, Though Some Children Know It Instinctively And They Do Have Wonder When They Are Kids. But The Trouble Is, As We Grow Older, We Lose It.