I Didn't Choose Acting. It Chose Me.

I Regret The Things I Didn't Do, Not What I Did.

I Have Had My Different Husbands, My Families. I Am Fond Of Them All And I Visit Them All. But Deep Inside Me There Is The Feeling That I Belong To Show Business.

It's Not Whether You Really Cry. It's Whether The Audience Thinks You Are Crying.

I Said, "i Don't Think I Can Give You That Kind Of Emotion." And He [hitchcock] Sat There And Said, "ingrid, Fake It!" Well, That Was The Best Advice I've Had In My Whole Life, Because In All The Years To Come There Were Many Directors Who Gave Me What I Thought Were Quite Impossible Instructions And Many Difficult Things To Do, And Just When I Was On The Verge Of Starting To Argue With Them, I Heard His Voice Coming To Me Through The Air Saying, "ingrid, Fake It!" It Saved A Lot Of Unpleasant Situations And Waste Of Time.

I Won't Do This Movie Because I Don't Believe The Love Story," She Told Selznick. "the Heroine Is An Intellectual Woman, And An Intellectual Woman Simply Can't Fall In Love So Deeply.