I Think I Made His Back Feel

I Don't Consider Myself An Intellectual. And This Is Not One Of My Aims. But I Admire Intellectual People.

My Travels Have Always Been Of The Same Kind. No Matter Where I've Gone Or Why I've Gone There It Ends Up That I Never See Anything. Becoming A Movie Star Is Living On A Merry-go-round. When You Travel You Take The Merry-go-round With You. You Don't See Natives Or New Scenery. You See Chiefly The Same Press Agents, The Same Sort Of Interviewers, And The Same Picture Layouts Of Yourself.

Couldn't We End This Interview With What I Really Want To Say? That What The World Really Needs Is A Real Feeling Of Kinship -- Everybody: Stars, Laborers, Negroes, Jews, Arabs. We Are All Brothers. If We Could End This Article Saying Just That, We'd Get Down To What We Should All Be Talking About. please Don't Make Me A Joke. End The Interview With What I Believe.

For A Long Time I Was Scared I'd Find Out I Was Like My Mother.

I Used To Say To Myself, 'what The Devil Have You Got To Be Proud About, Marilyn Monroe?' And I'd Answer, 'everything, Everything,' And I'd Walk Slowly And Turn My Head Slowly As If I Were A Queen.