Vivien Leigh Quotes

Streetcar Is A Most Wonderful, Wonderful Play.

Streetcar Is The Most Wonderful, Wonderful Play.

Scarlett, From The Ashes Of The War-ravaged Land At Tara, Remembering What She Was Taught By Her Father In Happier Times: "as God Is My Witness, As God Is My Witness, They're Not Going To Lick Me! I'm Going To Live Through This, And When It's All Over, I'll Never Be Hungry Again - No, Nor Any Of My Folks! If I Have To Lie, Steal, Cheat, Or Kill! As God Is My Witness, I'll Never Be Hungry Again."

Every Single Night I'm Nervous.

I Never Sleep For More Than Five Hours, Hardly Ever.

I Never Found Accents Difficult, After Learning Languages.

When I Was At School At Paris, I Had Special Lessons From Mademoiselle Antoine, An Actress At The Comedie Francaise, And I Was Taken To Every Sort Of Play. I Felt Very Grand.

My Parents Were Absolutely Delighted That I Knew What I Wanted To Do.

I Was Sent Successively To Schools In France, Italy And Bavaria, And This Erratic Education Was A Great Help Afterwards.

One Is Just An Interpreter Of What The Playwright Thinks, And Therefore The Greater The Playwright, The More Satisfying It Is To Act In The Plays.

I Know I Am Right For Scarlett. I Can Convince Mr. Selznick.

English People Don't Have Very Good Diction. In France You Have To Pronounce Very Particularly And Clearly, And Learning French At An Early Age Helped Me Enormously.