I Had A One Day Slip, Matt.

(on Marilyn Monroe) I Was Walking Down Broadway With Her And Nobody Was Stopping Us. She Was Going To (stella Adler's) Actors' Studio, And She Was Taking Me To Show Me What It Was All About. And I Said To Her: "how Come Nobody Is Taking Your Picture?" She Said: "well, Watch." She Took Her Scarf Off, Straightened Her Shoulders, And Draped Something Another Way, And We Were Surrounded. It Must Have Been 400 People. And I Said: "now I Know Why!"

Growing Up In Hollywood It Seemed Like Every Kid Was The Child Of Some Star. We Had No Idea That Other People Would Think We Were Special, Because There Was No Other Lifestyle To Compare It To.

My Family's Been In Show Business Since The 1700s. I Traced Them. I'm Bred To This. Like A Racehorse. A Thoroughbred. Look At My Parents, My God. But It Was My Curiosity That Made Me Do This. Because You Could Also Say: "look At Frank Sinatra Jr." It's Not Like A Natural Thing That Happens. You Gotta Work.

I Feel Like I Haven't Done My Best Work Yet.

I Consider Myself An Actress First, A Dancer Second, And A Singer Third. Why? Because The Dancer Needs A Reason To Move-that's The Actor Informing The Dancer. So I Worked On My Acting And Gradually Developed A Singing Voice.