When The Public Doesn't Want Me Any

Marilyn Is A Kind Of Ultimate. She Is Uniquely Feminine. Everything She Does Is Different, Strange, And Exciting, From The Way She Talks To The Way She Uses That Magnificent Torso. She Makes A Man Proud To Be A Man.

It's A Chain Of Accidents. When You Step Into Hollywood, You Wind Yourself Into Thousands Of Chains Of Accidents. If All Of The Thousands Happen To Come Out Exactly Right-and The Chance Of That Figures Out To Be One In Eight Million-then You'll Be A Star.

Only Interested In Himself And Profiting From The War As An Unscrupulous Entrepreneur, And Not In Being A Patriot: "i Believe In Rhett Butler. He's The Only Cause I Know. The Rest Doesn't Mean Much To Me."

Single Men Never Have Any Problems. I Suppose That The Public Builds Some Kind Of Idea From What They've Seen Of Me On The Screen.

I Don't Want A Lot Of Strangers Looking Down At My Wrinkles And My Big Fat Belly When I'm Dead.