Transcription: The toughest time for me in my whole life is when I became known because I was very afraid of falling into a category of what I considered fairly neurotic and self-centered people who led unhappy lives. All that I'd read and all that Hollywood was perceived to me as a small girl growing up in Washington, D.C. I didn't want to be that way. I was challenged as to who I really was when people started to think they knew who I was. That's why I individualized myself at a very young age from the masses in the sense masses meaning people who focus on you and sort of perceive you to be a certain way. ...
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