I'm Not A Facelift Person. I Am

If You Want To Slice Into America, It's Pretty Red, White, And Blue In Terms Of How It Goes About Things, But There's A Gray Area There, And I've Always Been Interested In Where Things Are Complicated.

Between 18 And 19 Years Old [in The 1950s] I Came To Paris. I Studied Art. And That Experience Really Did Change My Life. I Was Living Hand To Mouth. I Walked Everywhere. I Thought, This City Is Incredible But You Really Have To Experience It By Walking It.

Lastly Get Emotionally Connected To Your Story So You Can Deliver It, You Know, If You Can't Deliver The Emotions To Your Script There's No Point To Your Story. Story Is The Key.

That's Another Thing That's Depressing: Certain Attitudes In Congress. They Assume That You're Dumb; They Can Take Advantage Of You Being Dumb. I Find That Offensive. It Insults Our Intelligence. They're Playing Us For Dumb And They're Being Dumb In Doing It. But I Believe That's Gonna Change. I Think Those People, The Mcconnells, Are Not Helping Us At All. They're Taking Us Backward In Time.

I Was Blessed To Look Well And Retain A Youthful Look But That Was Just Genes. I Was Disappointed When Critics Started Pointing Out My Wrinkles. I Thought, You Mean This Is What It's Gonna Be About Now? I'm Not Going To Be Permitted To Be Human?