In My Marriages, I'd Lost Parts Of

I Have A Confidence About My Life That Comes From Standing Tall On My Own Two Feet.

I Lived In France During The '60s. I Was There From The Early '60s Until 1970, So My View Of The '60s Is More Global. It Was A Time Of Tremendous Transition, Not Only For America But For The Whole World.

I Wasn't A Hippie And I Wasn't Even A Bohemian. I Was Extremely Earnest And Serious.

I Spent A Good Deal Of Time Going Back Over My Childhood, My Midlife, To Try To Understand Who I Was. We're Supposed To Be Complete And Whole, And You Can't Be Whole If You're Trying To Be Perfect. Doing A Life Review Helped Me Get Over The Disease To Please.

I Knew That My Newfound Activism And Feminism Was Going To Improve My Acting, Because I Was Seeing Things Not Just In Very Narrow, Individual, Kind Of Freudian Terms, But Seeing Them In A Much Broader, Societal Way That Was Going To Deepen And Enrich My Talent.