I Tried So Hard With Movies Like

I Don't Feel That I Was A Hollywood-created Star.

I Live Way Out In The Country, So There's Not A Lot Of People Around To Remind Me. And My Friends Don't Think Of Me As 'kim Novak' Anymore Anyway. It's Like They Forgot, Too. And So It's Nice.

The Thing I Loved About Alfred Hitchcock Is That He Left A Lot Of Open Ends There, A Lot Of Clues That Didn't Really Add Up The Way You Think They Would, And Sometimes, Not At All.

I Loved Acting, Which Was Never About Money, The Fame. It Was About A Search For Meaning. It Was Painful.

I Already Hated That Gray Suit And Then Having To Go Through Putting On That Wig With A False Front - Again Made Me Feel So Trapped Inside This Person Who Was Desperately Wanting To Break Out Of It But She Was So Caught Up In The Web Of Deception That She Couldn't.