I Thought It Was All

I Think It's The Essence Of Any Film And Any Stage Production - Any Work Where You Do Work With Other People - Of Course Collaboration Is Hugely Important. One Does For Awhile Become Family.

I Certainly Embrace All The Movement That's Going On These Days About Equality For Women And Equal Rights. In General, I Would Apply That To All Nationalities And All Races. I Think We Do Need More Awareness, Generosity, And Compassion Than We Have Right Now. But In Terms Of Feminism, I Embrace It Wholeheartedly. Not In A Kind Of Militant Way, But I've Always Known That It Matters.

My First Memoir, 'home,' Was About My Childhood, Early Training And Formative Years In The Theater, I Am So Pleased That My Good Friends At The Hachette Book Group Have Encouraged Me To Share The Next Phase Of My Life, Beginning With My Arrival In Hollywood And The Wonderful Movies And Television Programs I Was Asked To Be A Part Of.

The Librarians That I've Spoken To, The Teachers And The Librarians Who Really Care And Do Advise Parents And Children Of What's Good And What's Out There, They Are Very Special. They Have A Kind Of Wisdom That A Lot Of People Don't Have.

I Suppose Partially Because Of The Success Of The Early Movies And Things Like That, I Began To Realize, That Children Do Look Up To You In Some Way, And There Is A Responsibility For How You Behave With Them. I Know That It's Important To Make Them Feel Very Valuable, Not To Talk Down To Them.