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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara Fan" data-source="post: 335280" data-attributes="member: 21">Follies of God The conversation veered toward warning signs:&quot;You know you&#039;re really in for a rout when they open with how much they love and appreciate you. &#039;Oh, you are so loved by us all, Bette,&#039; they begin, and you really know you&#039;re in for a battle. They are almost always preparing you for a swindle of some sort, a loosening of standards. You have to not care at all what people think of you, not notice if they love or like you. What you have to care most about is the work and the quality of the work. The work is what satisfies, not the transient love of a crew or a cast member. They&#039;ll open with the love and they&#039;ll close with a lawsuit. The love is theirs, I assure you, and the lawsuit will be mine.&quot;--Bette Davis/Interview with James Grissom/1984/Photograph of Davis by Douglas Kirkland, from 1981/[ATTACH=full]39967[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Barbara Fan, post: 335280, member: 21"] Follies of God The conversation veered toward warning signs: "You know you're really in for a rout when they open with how much they love and appreciate you. 'Oh, you are so loved by us all, Bette,' they begin, and you really know you're in for a battle. They are almost always preparing you for a swindle of some sort, a loosening of standards. You have to not care at all what people think of you, not notice if they love or like you. What you have to care most about is the work and the quality of the work. The work is what satisfies, not the transient love of a crew or a cast member. They'll open with the love and they'll close with a lawsuit. The love is theirs, I assure you, and the lawsuit will be mine."--Bette Davis/Interview with James Grissom/1984/Photograph of Davis by Douglas Kirkland, from 1981/ [ATTACH type="full"]39967[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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