Quotes

I was really against my son Erik Seidenglanz being a street performing magician. "But he was determined to go when it got dark, because there was a bigger crowd coming in for yogurt then. I thought that as soon as he headed up the street in the dark he'd be scared. Well, he went out the front door, and about a minute later he was back saying, 'Would you walk with me up to the corner? It's dark.' So I went up with him and parked myself across the street on the bus stop bench watching, the protective mother."

I want to learn something new constantly.

My time with Daktari (1966) was wonderful.

I had to fight a crocodile under water with a plastic-knife. It's jaws were tightly shut with a wire. It tumbled me over three times. That wasn't funny.

Judy the Chimpanzee constantly kissed me on the lips.

Clarence, the cross-eyed lion, liked me. Suprisingly nearly all big cats were comfortable in my presence. They put their head in my lap and clung to me.