No, I Don't Like Legend. I Mean,

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.

When A Woman Reaches Twenty-six In America, She's On The Slide. It's Downhill All The Way From Then On. It Doesn't Give You A Tremendous Feeling Of Confidence And Well-being.

There Are Guys Who Want To Screw Around All The Time, Which Interests Me Not At All. God Knows We've Done That, Been There, And We Don't Want To Do That Any More.

If There Was A Pause In A Conversation With Anyone, You Could Always Light A Cigarette, Or If A Man Lit A Cigarette For You, You Could Look Up. It's The Most Dramatic Thing In The World Because It's Intimate, It's Suggestive, And That's One Of The Problems With Giving It Up, Is That It's A Very Useful Tool.

About Working With Marilyn Monroe.we Got Along Very Well. My Only Complaint About Her Was That She Was Late All The Time, But She Was Late Out Of Fear As Much As Anything Else, But It Was Hard To Sit Around And Wait. She Was Usually An Hour Or Two Late Every Morning.