I Meet Susan [saradon], And She Was

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.

I Really Only Did Theater In School In College. I Did Summer Stock A Couple Of Times In The Summer, And Plays That The School Put On. But I Knew I Wanted To Be In Movies.

I Watch Very Little Television, Actually. There's So Many Shows I Want To Watch And Then I Know I'll Get Hooked And I Have To Binge-watch The Entire Thing.

I Have A Web Site That Parents And Girls Can Use To Learn About Title Ix And Take Action If They Find Their School Is Not In Compliance. Thirty Years After Title Ix Passed, 80 Percent Of Schools Are Not In Compliance.

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].