Actually, What I Miss Are

One Of The Benefits Of Being A Mature Well-educated Woman Is That You're Not Afraid Of Expletives. And You Have No Fear To Put A Fool In His Place. That's The Power Of Language And Experience. You Can Learn A Lot From Shakespeare.

I Once Said To Someone When I Was Playing Lady Macbeth And They Said: "that's Tricky, Emotionally, What Do You Do About Murdering Your Husband's Cousin?" And There Are, Of Course, Things That Aren't In Your Personal Repertoire That You Have To Somehow Understand By Reading Or Watching Other Things And Listening To Other People Talk About Them.

The Secret Of My Success Is My Mother, Who Was From Dublin. All My Relations Are In Dublin Or In The West, Or As I Found Out, We Went To Rostrevor In Northern Ireland To Film And I Got Out, While They Changed Cars Around, And This Man Said To Me: "you Know You Have Cousins In This Town? And They're Coming Down To See You..." And So They Did. I'm Sorry We Didn't Go To A Lot More Places, So That I Could Find A Lot More Cousins. So, That Was Good. It's Entirely Because My Father Was Also Brought Up In Dublin. So, That's My Link.

I Was In Yorkshire. We Were A Family Of Five And I Used To Be Sent Sometimes To Get The Rations For The Week And Was Easily Able To Carry Them Back. It Was Like One Egg And A Tiny Bit Of Tea.

There's Nothing Good About Being My Age.