I Have My Standards. They're Low, But

When You Reach A Certain Age, You Have Fulfilled Your Childhood Dream And Whatever Your First Or Second Adulthood Led You To Do. Then You're In Your Third Adulthood, The One That Leads To The Grave, And You Ask Yourself, "what Will I Do Between Now And Then?" Instead Of Thinking In Terms Of Glamour, You Start Thinking In Terms Of Reform - Your Contribution To The World.

My Parents Taught Me: Do Not Rely On A Man. Not Rely On It That You Get Married And It Pays For You. That's What I Figured. I Have Always Paid My Own Bills.

I've Forbidden My Daughter To Have Grandchildren, I'm Too Young.

When I Started In This [music] Business, I Had A Dream, But It Was Amorphous, And I Had No Experience. I Just Had A Fuzzy Notion Of What Life Would Be Like If I Became What I Pictured.

I Had No Idea Of Being A Star, All I Knew Was That I Wanted To Be A Great Actress, I Wanted To Work As An Actress. So I Thought The Way I Would Be A Great Actress Was To Sing And Dance First. Lay A Foundation - Get My Foot In The Door, And Then Undoubtedly, Of Course, I Would Be Offered Great Roles As Soon As I Grew Up Enough To Handle Them.