First, I'm Trying To Prove

It's All Make Believe, Isn't It?

Acting Became Important. It Became An Art That Belonged To The Actor, Not To The Director Or Producer, Or The Man Whose Money Had Bought The Studio. It Was An Art That Transformed You Into Somebody Else, That Increased Your Life And Mind. I Had Always Loved Acting And Tried Hard To Learn It. But With Michael Chekhov, Acting Became More Than A Profession To Me. It Became A Sort Of Religion.

Do Not Worry, And Worry.

Isn't There Any Other Part Of The Matzo You Can Eat?

All My Stepchildren Carried The Burden Of My Fame. Sometimes They Would Read Terrible Things About Me, And I'd Worry About Whether It Would Hurt Them. I Would Tell Them: 'don't Hide These Things From Me. I'd Rather You Ask Me These Things Straight Out, And I'll Answer All Your Questions.'