On Film, You Can't Do It Over

For A Long Time, Way Back In The ’30s And ’40s, There Were Fabulous Female Roles. Bette Davis And All Those People Had Incredible, Great Roles. After World War Ii, Something Happened Where It Was Not Only "get Out Of The Factories," But "get Out Of The Movies." That's When Women's Roles Started To Really [change].

The Most Important Thing Is To Change What Children See From The Beginning. To Not Create A Problem We Have To Fix Later.

I Had A Deliberate Plan To Get Into Movies By Becoming A Model, So I Went To New York And Got A Job Pretending To Be A Mannequin In Store Windows.

Once I Fix What Kids Watch, I'll Be Moving On To Everything Else.

I Do Like The Process Of Producing. Later In My Career, Like When I Had The Tv Show, I Was A Producer And I've Been On A Few Things.