Bette Davis Had A Phrase That Called

I Think To Put Death On Screen Where It Isn't That Turns It Into Comic Book Time And There I Think By Desensitizing An Audience, You Really Do Open The Possibility That Someone Is Going To Kill.

Assuming That All Bad Girls Smoke. I Don't Think So. I've Been Around A Lot Of Bad Girls Who Don't Smoke, You Know, So I Think It's Easy To Put A Cigarette Into, You Know, Into Anyone's Hands And Say, Well That Makes Them A Bad Boy Or A Bad Girl. There Are Many More Creative Ways From A Writerly Point Of View To Do That.

I Think That Hollywood Is Sort Of Guilty Of Having A Moral Blind Eye On This Subject. While At The Same Time, You Know, Being Involved In A Lot Of Liberal Causes And Being Involved Very Militantly, Hollywood Is, In Fact, Guilty Of Helping To Addict People To Smoke.

Meanwhile, Politics Is About Getting A Candidate In Front Of The Public As A Star, Politics As Rock'n'roll, Politics As A Movie.

I've Seen Joe Take On Many Battles, Cancer Being One Of Them, And The Determination That He Has, And He Won't Stop, He's Not Going To Make One Announcement And Write One Editorial And Go Away.