[The show] is a study in stardom. Here is a performer who knows who she is, understands her gifts, and maximizes every moment on stage to give the audience the very best of her talent.

The Ladies Who Lunch.

I`ve come to the point in my life where less is more. The minute the last hammer fell on the last nail I called the real estate office.

Marlon`s going to school to learn the Method was like sending a tiger to jungle school.

Look at the company I`m in here. And I`m so glad none of them won.

At Home at the Carlyle

This is for people who have dough. It`s expensive. That`s the way it is.

At Home at the Carlyle.

Honestly, this is a big thing to say, but I don`t think I`ve ever been bored. If I even get an inkling of it, I split. I love that lyric in Thanks for the Memory: `You might`ve been a headache/ But you never were a bore`. I think being boring is just the worst sin of all time.

"I was twelve, and my dad and sisters were downstairs in the living room having cocktails. My dad made what must have been a strong whiskey sour, and he gave me half. And a star was born!"

"I honestly believe that she was the most talented female performer of the twentieth century" - on Judy Garland.

"Everything about that girl was sad. Except her talent. Nothing sad about that" - on friend and actress, Vivien Leigh.