I Sing And Dance. That's My Job.

I Was A 'laurel And Hardy' Nut. I Got To Know Laurel At The End Of His Life, And It Was A Great Thrill For Me. He Left Me His Bow Tie And Derby And Told Me That If They Ever Made A Movie About Him, He'd Want Me To Play Him.

I Worked Nightclubs All Through My 20s, And I Was A Teetotaler.

I Never Made A Good Movie.

Probably One Of The Happiest Moments, Outside The Birth Of All Of My Kids, Was The First Time We Won An Emmy, That The Show Won An Emmy. That Was A Big Night.

Some People Never Change Their Mind Through Their Whole Lives, About Anything, Despite New Information That Comes In. And Now That We Know That Homosexuality Is Not A Choice, It's Biological, I Think We Have To Love And Understand Them.