You Can Put Things Off Until Tomorrow

My Mum Had A Very Strong Moral Code, Which I Kind Of Came With. I Never Really Had To Be Told What Was Right Or Wrong - I Knew. I Was Very Mature From Early On And I Was A Very Good Girl, So She Never Had Any Trouble With Me.

I Majored In Psychology In College. I Was Going To Be A Child Psychologist.

The Script [for The Movie Based On The Life Of Singer Connie Francis -- "who's Sorry Now?"] Is Finished And Is In The Hands Of Several Artists To See If Somebody Wants To Film At The Start Of [2006].

I'm Very Appreciative Of, And I Also, Having Traveled The World, Know That The United States Is One Of The Few Places Where There Really Are No Limitations. As Long As You've Got Drive And Hard Work And A Good Idea And You Can Get Out There And Do Your Thing, There's No Social Classes, So In A Lot Of Countries There's A Big History Of Regardless Of How Much Money You May Make, There's Still That Little Thing Where You're Not In Society. That Doesn't Exist Here.

I Wouldn't Recommend Working With Your Partner For Everyone, Because It's Tough. There's Got To Be A Really Keen Balance. You've Got To Know When To Stop Being The Manager And Become The Husband. I Can't Go Home And Complain To My Husband About My Manager.