I Was Reading All These Books, Including

The First Superman Film Took Up A Huge Chunk Of Our Lives, But It Was A Wonderful Time For Us. We Were Young, My Daughter Was Little, We Were Filming In London For A Year, So We Became Like A Close Family.

I Still Get Stopped By Those Freaky Fundamentalists Going "oh, I'm So Glad You Did Tribulation." And I Wanna Go, "don't Count Me Into Your Group, Honeybuns. I'm Not One Of You."

Acting's Fun, But Life's More Important

I'm Not Going Back To Acting Class, Although I've Thought Of It. The Classic Training That People Get Usually When They Start Out, I Never Had, And I Always Felt And Still Feel The Lack Of It, So There's A Lot Of Basic Stuff That I Just Don't Have A Clue About.

It Was A Wonderful Time To Be Young. The 1960s Didn't End Until About 1976. We All Believed In Make Love Not War - We Were Idealistic Innocents, Darling, Despite The Drugs And Sex. We Were Sweet Lovely People Who Wanted To Throw Out All The Staid Institutions Who Placed Money And Wars Above All Else. When You're Young You Think That's How Life Works. None Of Us Were Famous, We Were Broke. We Didn't Think They'd Be Writing Books About Us In 30 Years. We Were Just Kids Doing The Right Thing.