Inger Stevens

Once I felt that I was one person at home and the minute I stepped out the door I had to be somebody else. I had a terrific insecurity and extreme shyness that I covered up with coldness. Everybody thought I was a snob. I was really just plain scared.

A career, no matter how successful, can't put its arms around you. You end up being like Grand Central Station with people just coming and going. And there you are... left all alone.