Naïveté, Thy Name Is Me.

My Son Tells Me, 'do You Realize You Are The Last One? The Last Person Who Was An Eyewitness To The Golden Age?' Young People, Even In Hollywood, Ask Me, 'were You Really Married To Humphrey Bogart?' 'well, Yes, I Think I Was,' I Reply. You Realize Yourself When You Start Reflecting - Because I Don't Live In The Past, Although Your Past Is So Much A Part Of What You Are - That You Can't Ignore It. But I Don't Look At Scrapbooks. I Could Show You Some, But I'd Have To Climb Ladders, And I Can't Climb

The Problem In America As Far As Actors Are Concerned - And It's Probably True In Other Fields, As Well - Is That They Don't Value People Who Are Older Or Talented. I Don't Think Ability Means Anything. How Much Money You Have Or How Much Money You Can Make For Them Are The Only Things They Seem To Care About Or Understand.

I Don't Sit Around Thinking That I'd Like To Have Another Husband; Only Another Man Would Make Me Think That Way.

Hollywood Is The Only Place In The World Where An Amicable Divorce Means Each One Gets Fifty Percent Of The Publicity.

I Always Thought I Had Crooked Eyebrows And Crooked Teeth. That's Why I Never Understood Why People Called Me A Beauty.