To Me, There's No Greater

I Take Comfort That Aging Happens To Everybody. It's Part Of Life. Aging Offers Great Lessons In Dignity, Since The Indignity Wins In The End. Yes, It Bothers Me When I Have Lines Or Puffiness Or Droops. But It Connects Me With The Human Race. Like Weather Bringing People Together, Aging Brings People Together.

There Is Something Wonderful About Coming To Terms With Time - That It Is Finite. You Want To Have As Much Joy In Your Life As Possible, And You Take Responsibility For Your Own Joy.

When I Really Young Yet Feeling Very Old, I Offered Up A Lot Of Myself To The Press; I Knew It Was Good Copy.

I Loved Acting, I Started As A Child And It Is Interesting Because I Didn't Compare Myself To Others That Were Doing The Same Thing. I Just Felt That I Needed To Stay Focused And Stay Out Of Trouble.

I Think A Lot Of The Time, The Studio System Is So Compelled To Kowtow To Its Fear That Women Are Not Going To Be Found Sympathetic. It Just Sort Of Euthanizes Any Hope Of More Diverse Examples Of The Emotional Realities Of People. Representing My Gender, I Think, "well, I Have Those Emotions, Why Don't Those Ever Get Brought To The Screen So I Can Feel Recognized?"