When The Public Doesn't Want

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

I Bring To A Role Everything I Am, Was And Hope To Be.

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.

When The Public Doesn't Want Me Any Longer, I'll Quit.

Disagreeing With The Fervent Patriotism Of The Confederates: "i Think It's Hard Winning A War With Words, Gentlemen. . . . I'm Saying Very Plainly That The Yankees Are Better Equipped Than We. . . . All We've Got Is Cotton And Slaves, And Arrogance." "i Seem To Be Spoiling Everybody's Brandy And Cigars And Dreams Of Victory."