Quotes

[Groucho Marx] was as loving and supportive as a father could be. That was the problem. He was intelligent, funny, witty and everything I wanted in a man. My boyfriends when I was young never survived the comparison.

My father[Groucho Marx] gave you money when he chose, and it was totally inconsistent. It was his way of controlling us. In his marriages he doled it out, instead of treating his wives as equals. I remember he bought Kay [second wife Kay Marvis] and I some very expensive velvet hostess gowns, the sort of thing I would never buy myself, but he wouldn't give you the five bucks you needed for a long-distance phone call.