Landmarq

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Landmarq was formed from the separation of Quasar in 1990. The initial lineup was Steve Leigh (secrets), Uwe D’Rose (acoustic guitar), and Bob Daisley (vocals). They added Steve Gee on bass. Alongside to remain was drummer Dave Wagstaffe. The group started recording demos the next 12 months. However, throughout that 12 months, Daisley remaining the group plus they started the visit a fresh singer. After many false begins, Tracy Hitchings included in this, they resolved on Damian Wilson. This is the lineup that released the debut Solitary See in 1992. The next album premiered the same 12 months and entitled Infinity Parade. Regrettably, that 12 months also noticed Wilson departing the group currently. They eventually selected Ian Gould to fill up his sneakers. Gould didn’t stay with Landmarq for lengthy, though, and within an interesting change of occasions, was changed by Wilson. The group released their following album, The Eyesight Pit, in 1995. Because of label problems along with other problems, the group wouldn’t normally record once again until 1985. The consequence of that documenting, with fresh vocalist Tracy Hitchings, was Technology of Coincidence. The group also released a live recording entitled Thunderstruck.

Quick Facts

Full Name Landmarq

IMDB http://imdb.com/name/nm0001335

Allmusic http://www.allmusic.com/artist/mn0000129923

Music Songs Mountains of Anglia, Solitary Witness, Entertaining Angels, The Vision Pit, Personal Universe, Narovlya, After I Died Somewhere, Suite St. Helen's, Science of Coincidence, Between Sleeping and Dreaming, Ta' Jiang, Infinity Parade, Stormbrewing, Borrowed Mind, Pinewood Avenue, Ten Million and One, Killing Fields, Bed of Nails, Foxing the Fox, Walking on Eggshells, Summer Madness, Gaia's Waltz, All Performers Stand Alone, The More You Seek the More You Lose, Cutting Room, April First, Tippi Hedren, Glowing: II. Lovers, Calm Before the Storm, Hanblechia, Glowing: I. Friends, Ta' Jiang / Narovlya

Albums Roadskill - Live in the Netherlands, Turbulence; Live in Poland, Entertaining Angels, Science of Coincidence, Solitary Witness, The Vision Pit, Infinity Parade, Origins, Aftershock, Thunderstruck, Legacy

#	Fact
1	Daughter of Bernard (June 13, 1893-April 1, 1979) and Dorothea (née Eckhardt) Hedren (July 14, 1899-October 30, 1994). Both were born and raised in Minnesota.
2	Younger sister of Patricia "Patty" Davis (b. March 31, 1926).
3	She turned down a cameo role in The Bonfire of the Vanities (1990) that starred her daughter Melanie Griffith, because she had just done a cameo role in another film of Melanie's titled Pacific Heights (1990), and she didn't want to appear in all of her daughter's films, only on special occasion.
4	Aunt of Robert Hanzlik (b. October 8, 1954) via her sister Patty.
5	The June 11, 1969, and also Aug. 20, editions of Variety, in its Hollywood Production Pulse column, shows Tippi Hedren starring with Richard Crenna and Robert Conrad in the movie Seven Against Kansas, directed by David Friedkin, which started filming June 10, 1969, in Almeria, Spain. No evidence if the film was ever completed.
6	Her commonly reported birth year was 1935 until she came out with her real age in the mid-'00s.
7	Director Sean Baker considered casting Tippi and her real-life granddaughter Dakota Johnson together in his film Starlet (2012) before deciding on Besedka Johnson and Dree Hemingway.
8	Dropped out of the film House of Good and Evil (2013) at the last minute because of illness. Her part was recast with actress Marietta Marich.
9	Was directed by 5 Academy Awards winners: Alfred Hitchcock(he won the Irving Thalberg Memorial Award, thus qualifying him as an Academy Award winner); Charles Chaplin, John Schlesinger, Alexander Payne and Billy Bob Thornton(he left her scenes on the cutting room floor in Jayne Mansfield's Car (2012)).
10	In the biographical movie The Girl (2012), Tippi (played by Sienna Miller) explained to Alfred Hitchcock (played by Toby Jones) that "Tippi" is a nickname for "Tupsa", meaning "little girl" or "sweetheart".
11	She turned down the starring role in Eye of the Cat (1969) which was later played by Gayle Hunnicutt.
12	Is a fan of actor Johnny Depp and named one of her house cats after him. Even though, she hasn't met him, her then son-in-law Antonio Banderas acted with him in Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003), and her grand daughter Dakota Johnson appeared in two films with him, 21 Jump Street (2012) and Black Mass (2015).
13	Met President John F. Kennedy once, when he was on vacation, as she was, in the South of France. Later, she was driving to her horse-riding lesson in preparation for her role in Marnie (1964), when she learned about the President's assassination. She said that she was "stunned, and very angry", that the assassination could have happened.
14	Actress Sienna Miller portrayed her in the cable movie, The Girl (2012), which dealt with Tippi's three years with Alfred Hitchcock. She told Miller to portray her as strong, since she rejected Hitchcock's advances, even though it meant the end of her career as a leading lady. She said she was happy with Miller's portrayal.
15	She was supposed to play the leads in Bedtime Story (1964) (opposite David Niven and Marlon Brando), Mirage (1965) (opposite Gregory Peck and Walter Matthau), and Fahrenheit 451 (1966) (opposite Oskar Werner), but Hitchcock told the directors and producers that she wasn't available to work with them. Shirley Jones, Diane Baker, and Julie Christie eventually played the parts she was considered for.
16	Bridget Fonda, who played her daughter in the straight-to-cable film Break Up (1998), gushed to her about how she had watched Marnie (1964) "a million times".
17	In most of her films (and in all of her films before 1982 except Tiger by the Tail (1970), her character's name starts with an M: "Melanie Daniels" in The Birds (1963), "Marnie Edgar" in Marnie (1964), "Martha Mears" in A Countess from Hong Kong (1967), "Marla Oaks" in Satan's Harvest (1970), "Mary Kingstreet" in Mister Kingstreet's War (1971), "Margaret Tenhausen" in The Harrad Experiment (1973), "Madelaine" in Roar (1981), "Marcia Stevens" in Inevitable Grace (1994), "Maylinda Austed" in I Woke Up Early the Day I Died (1998), "Martha" in The Darklings (1999), "Michelle Labner" in Searching for Haizmann (2003), "Mary" in Dark Wolf (2003), "Mary Jane" in I Heart Huckabees (2004), and "Minnie" in Dead Write (2007).
18	Of all her films, Marnie (1964) continues to be her favorite film, because of the complex title character. This is even more telling, considering all the problems that reportedly took place during the filming, which spelled the end of her professional relationship with the film's director Alfred Hitchcock, as well as the mixed critical reception and the indifferent box office results upon the film's release.
19	Found it touching when Sean Connery, her leading man from Marnie (1964), publicly said that she was underrated while almost everyone in Hollywood was overrated.
20	Requested director Alfred Hitchcock to give her the fur coat that she wore in The Birds (1963), and he graciously gave it to her but charged it to the production company. Eventually, she stopped wearing fur after she became an animal rights activist.
21	One of her favorite sweet treats is Marnie's red velvet cake, which she named after her character from the film of the same name Marnie (1964). She graciously provided the recipe for this three-layer cake to a website called high-societea.com, which specializes in articles on tea and accompanying treats.
22	Attended Suzanne Pleshette's funeral in 2008. They starred together in The Birds (1963).
23	British neo-progressive band Landmarq have a song titled "Tippi Hedren" on their 1992 album "Solitary Witness".
24	Her performance as Melanie Daniels in The Birds (1963) is ranked #86 on Premiere Magazine's 100 Greatest Movie Characters of All Time.
25	She met with Alfred Hitchcock and his wife Alma Reville for the final time in London, England, in 1966, while she was filming Charles Chaplin's last film, A Countess from Hong Kong (1967). They took her to tea at Claridge's. The atmosphere was tense because she knew Hitchcock was upset that she had been cast in what was expected to be a big film, and he was unable to hide his bitterness.
26	Has a sister named Patty Davis.
27	Friend of Linda Blair, Rod Taylor and Diane McBain.
28	Her store owner father, Bernard Hedren, was of Swedish descent, and her school teacher mother, Dorathea (Eckhardt), was of half German and half Norwegian ancestry.
29	Operates an exotic animal sanctuary which prompted her testimony in February 2005 in Riverside Superior Court. Hedren made a complaint regarding animal cruelty by a tiger rescuer and was told by U.S. Department of Agriculture that there were not enough inspectors to respond to her complaint. She eventually made room for a lion rather than have it go to the rescuer. She stated she felt like she was walking through a trash dump.
30	Former mother-in-law of Steven Bauer, Don Johnson and Antonio Banderas.
31	Grandmother of Alexander Bauer, Dakota Johnson, and Stella Banderas.
32	Alfred Hitchcock saw her in a 1962 commercial aired during the Today (1952) show and cast her in The Birds (1963). In the commercial for a diet drink, she is seen walking down a street and a man whistles at her slim, attractive figure, and she turns her head with an acknowledging smile. In the opening scene of The Birds (1963), the same thing happens as she walks toward the bird shop. This was an inside joke by Hitchcock.
33	Received a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 7060 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California on January 30, 2003.
34	Her first television commercial was for a cigarette brand in the early 1950s. She learned to smoke for the commercial, because she felt viewers would know if she was faking it. Her smoking habit lasted for 15 years until her daughter, actress Melanie Griffith, then 10 years old, came to her after a school health lecture and begged her to stop.
35	Participated in panel at University of Illinois on "Hitchcock, Women and Terror", October 2001.
36	Lobbying for passage of Shambala Wild Animal Protection Act.
37	She named one of her housecats after Sean Connery, her co-star in Marnie (1964).
38	Tried to be a vegetarian but it didn't work out for her.
39	Director Alfred Hitchcock unsuccessfully pursued a relationship with her during the filming of Marnie (1964).
40	Presides over The Roar Foundation, an animal preserve outside of Los Angeles.
41	Gave birth to her only child at age 27, a daughter Melanie Griffith on August 9, 1957. Child's father was her 1st ex-husband, Peter Griffith.
42	At the end of shooting Mister Kingstreet's War (1971), she discovered that the big cats used in the production had no place to go and would likely languish in small cages. This prompted her to obtain a parcel of land on her own to establish a home with a natural setting for retired big cats. She named it Shambala and it exists to this day.

Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
Unforgettable	2017/I	pre-production
Something Horrible	2016	completed	George Angell (voice)
Cellophane		pre-production	Inez Supple
The Ghost and The Whale	2016		Tippi
Return to Babylon	2013		Mrs. Peabody
Cougar Town	2013	TV Series	Tippi Hedren
Raising Hope	2012	TV Series	Nana
Free Samples	2012		Betty
Jayne Mansfield's Car	2012		Naomi Caldwell (uncredited)
Batman: The Brave and the Bold	2011	TV Series	Queen Hippolyta
Tribute	2009	TV Movie	Mrs. Hennessey
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	2008	TV Series	Karen Rosenthal
Her Morbid Desires	2008	Video	Gloria
The Boneyard Collection	2008
Dead Write	2007		Minnie
The 4400	2006	TV Series	Lily Moore Tyler
Fashion House	2006	TV Series	Doris / Doris Thompson
The Last Confederate: The Story of Robert Adams	2005		Grandmother Adams
Diamond Zero	2005		Eleanor Kelly
I Heart Huckabees	2004		Mary Jane Hutchinson
Mind Rage	2004		Dr. Wilma Randolph
Raising Genius	2004		Babe
111 Gramercy Park	2003	TV Movie	Mrs. Granville
Julie and Jack	2003		Julie McNeal
Rose's Garden	2003		Rose
Dark Wolf	2003	Video	Mary
Searching for Haizmann	2003		Dr. Michelle Labner
Ice Cream Sundae	2001	Short	Lady
The Nightmare Room	2001	TV Series	The Witch / Tippi Hendren
Tea with Grandma	2001	Short	Rae
Providence	2000	TV Series	Constance Hemming
Hollywood Off-Ramp	2000	TV Series
Bull	2000	TV Series	Caitlin Coyle
The Storytellers	1999		Lillian Glosner
Replacing Dad	1999	TV Movie	Dixie
The Darklings	1999	TV Movie	Martha Jackson
Exposé	1998
I Woke Up Early the Day I Died	1998		Maylinda Austed
Break Up	1998		Mom
Arli$$	1998	TV Series
Invasion America	1998	TV Series	Mrs. McAllister
The New Batman Adventures	1998	TV Series	Donna Day
Chicago Hope	1998	TV Series	Alfreda Perkins
Mulligans!	1997	Short	Dottie
The Guardian	1997	TV Movie	Wynn
Adventures from the Book of Virtues	1997	TV Series	Madame Sofroni / Molly Mouse
Dream On	1994-1996	TV Series	Judith's Mother
Citizen Ruth	1996		Jessica Weiss
Inevitable Grace	1994		Dr. Marcia Stevens
Treacherous Beauties	1994	TV Movie	Lettie Hollister
The Birds II: Land's End	1994	TV Movie	Helen
Teresa's Tattoo	1994		Evelyn Hill
Murder, She Wrote	1993	TV Series	Catherine Noble
Perry Mason: The Case of the Skin-Deep Scandal	1993	TV Movie	Beverly Courtney
Through the Eyes of a Killer	1992	TV Movie	Mrs. Bellano
In the Heat of the Night	1991	TV Series	Annabelle Van Buren
Shadow of a Doubt	1991	TV Movie	Mrs. Mathewson
The Bold and the Beautiful	1990	TV Series	Helen Maclaine
Pacific Heights	1990		Florence Peters
In the Cold of the Night	1990		Clara
Return to Green Acres	1990	TV Movie	Arleen
Deadly Spygames	1989		Chastity
Baby Boom	1988	TV Series	Laura Curtis
Hotel	1988	TV Series	Barbara Lyman
Alfred Hitchcock Presents	1985	TV Series	Waitress (segment "Man from the South")
Tales from the Darkside	1984	TV Series	Ruth Anderson
Hart to Hart	1983	TV Series	Liza Atterton
Foxfire Light	1982		Elizabeth Morgan
Roar	1981		Madelaine
Where the Wind Dies	1976
The Bionic Woman	1976	TV Series	Susan Victor
The Harrad Experiment	1973		Margaret Tenhausen
Docteur Caraïbes	1973	TV Series
Mister Kingstreet's War	1971		Mary Kingstreet
The Courtship of Eddie's Father	1970-1971	TV Series	Cissy Drummond-Randolph
Satan's Harvest	1970		Marla Oaks
Tiger by the Tail	1970		Rita Armstrong
The Man and the Albatross	1969		Sonia
A Countess from Hong Kong	1967		Martha Mears
Run for Your Life	1965	TV Series	Jessica Braden
Kraft Suspense Theatre	1965	TV Series	Lee Anne Wickheimer
Marnie	1964		Marnie Edgar (as 'Tippi' Hedren)
The Birds	1963		Melanie Daniels (as 'Tippi' Hedren)
The Petty Girl	1950		Ice Box Petty Girl (uncredited)

Producer

Title	Year	Status	Character
Roar	1981	producer

Thanks

Title	Year	Status
Happy Hands	2014	Documentary short the filmmakers wish to thank
TCM: Twenty Classic Moments	2014	TV Movie documentary special thanks
House of Good and Evil	2013	very special thanks
The Girl	2012	TV Movie thanks
Jayne Mansfield's Car	2012	the producers wish to thank
All About 'The Birds'	2000	Video documentary special thanks
The Hand Behind the Mouse: The Ub Iwerks Story	1999	Documentary special thanks
Birds Past	1989	Documentary short special thanks

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
All About 'The Birds'	2000	Video documentary	Herself
Besuch bei Tippi Hedren	2000	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Life with Big Cats	2000	Documentary
Intimate Portrait	2000	TV Series documentary	Herself
The Trouble with Marnie	2000	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Internet Love	2000		Herself
Hitchcock: Shadow of a Genius	1999	TV Movie documentary	Herself
The Hand Behind the Mouse: The Ub Iwerks Story	1999	Documentary	Herself
Reputations	1999	TV Series documentary	Herself - Actress / Herself
Nature	1999	TV Series documentary	Herself
The 13th Annual Genesis Awards	1999	TV Special	Herself - Presenter
Women's Day: The Making of a Bill	1998	Documentary short
The 9th Annual Genesis Awards	1995	TV Special	Herself - Presenter
Hitchcock: Alfred the Great	1994	TV Movie documentary	Herself
La fièvre de l'après-midi	1994	TV Series	Herself
Vicki!	1992	TV Series	Herself
The 9th Annual American Cinema Awards	1992	TV Special	Herself
The Horror Hall of Fame II	1991	TV Movie	Herself
One on One with John Tesh	1991	TV Series	Herself
Un dia és un dia	1990	TV Series	Herself
The Grand Opening of Universal Studios New Theme Park Attraction Gala	1990	TV Movie	Herself
7th Annual American Cinema Awards	1990	TV Special	Herself
Fourth Annual Genesis Awards	1990	TV Special	Herself
The 61st Annual Academy Awards	1989	TV Special	Herself - Audience Member
The 2nd Annual American Comedy Awards	1988	TV Special	Herself - Audience Member
The 44th Annual Golden Globe Awards	1987	TV Special	Herself - Audience Member
Hitchcock: il brividio del genio	1986	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Hour Magazine	1985	TV Series	Herself
Our Time	1985	TV Series	Herself
Today	1984-1985	TV Series	Herself / Herself - Guest
Cinéma cinémas	1984	TV Series documentary	Herself
Barbara Woodhouse Goes to Beverly Hills	1981	TV Movie documentary	Herself
The 1980 Sci-Fi Awards	1980	TV Special	Herself
AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Alfred Hitchcock	1979	TV Special documentary	Herself
You Don't Say	1967	TV Series	Herself
Gypsy	1967	TV Series	Herself
Late Show London	1966	TV Series	Herself
Crossword	1966	TV Movie	Herself
The Bob Hope Show	1965	TV Series	Herself
I'll Bet	1965	TV Series	Herself
That Regis Philbin Show	1965	TV Series	Herself
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson	1964	TV Series	Herself
Mansfield 66/67	2017	Documentary post-production	Herself
Rod Taylor: Pulling No Punches	2016	Documentary	Herself
Entertainment Tonight	2007-2015	TV Series	Herself
The What? Series	2014	TV Series documentary	Herself
Inside Edition	1996-2014	TV Series documentary	Herself
Happy Hands	2014	Documentary short	Herself
The Nicole Barrett Show	2014	TV Series	Herself
Give Me Shelter	2014	Documentary	Animal Advocate
Home & Family	2014	TV Series	Herself - Guest
Vanity Fair: Decades	2013	TV Mini-Series short	Herself
Indie Cinema Showcase	2013	TV Series	Herself - Special Guest
Good Day L.A.	2013	TV Series	Herself
Saving America's Horses: A Nation Betrayed	2012	Documentary	Herself
Whiskey and Apple Pie: A Journey Across America	2012	Documentary	Herself
Daybreak	2012	TV Series	Herself
Carol Channing: Larger Than Life	2012	Documentary	Herself
25th Annual Genesis Awards	2011	TV Special	Herself
Making Burros Fly	2010	Documentary	Herself
An Unbelievable Life: The Launch Event	2010		Herself
Loose Women	2010	TV Series	Herself
24th Annual Genesis Awards	2010	TV Special	Herself
Legenden	2009	TV Series documentary	Herself - Actress
The Florence Henderson Show	2009	TV Series	Herself
Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show	2007	TV Series	Herself
Gala Tribute AFI's 40th Anniversary	2007	TV Movie	Herself - Speaker
Your Mommy Kills Animals!	2007	Documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Once Upon a Time in the South: Behind 'The Last Confederate'	2007	Video documentary short	Herself
Land of the Free with Tippi Hedren	2007	Documentary short	Herself
The 21st Annual Genesis Awards	2007	Video	Herself
Where Are They Now	2006	TV Series	Herself - Guest
AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Sean Connery	2006	TV Special	Herself
Animal People: The Humane Movement in America	2006	Documentary	Herself
The World's Greatest Actor	2006	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Corazón de...	2005	TV Series	Herself
Biography	1997-2005	TV Series documentary	Herself
Hollywood Beat	2005	TV Series	Herself - Guest
Hollywood Legenden	2004	TV Movie documentary	Herself
E! True Hollywood Story	2004	TV Series documentary	Herself
Hollywood's Creepiest Creatures	2004	TV Movie	Herself
The Making of Roar	2004	Video documentary short	Herself
This Morning	2003	TV Series	Herself
Sean Connery, an Intimate Portrait	2002	Documentary	Herself
Screen Tests of the Stars	2002	Documentary	Herself - Interviewee
Leute heute	2002	TV Series documentary	Herself
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Thrills: America's Most Heart-Pounding Movies	2001	TV Special documentary	Herself
Animal Action	2001	TV Series	Herself

Archive Footage

Title	Year	Status	Character
Extra	2015	TV Series	Herself
Ok! TV	2015	TV Series	Herself
Entertainment Tonight	2015	TV Series	Herself
Talking Pictures	2015	TV Series documentary	Marnie Edgar / Melanie Daniels / Herself
Birdemic: Shock and Terror	2010		Julie McNeal (as Ms. Tippi Hedren)
Memòries de la tele	2009	TV Series	Herself
Double Take	2009	Documentary	Herself (uncredited)
Cannes, 60 ans d'histoires	2007	TV Movie documentary	Herself
Cinema mil	2005	TV Series	Herself
Replica	2005
Sharon Stone - Una mujer de 100 caras	1998	TV Movie documentary	Herself (uncredited)
The Horror Show	1979	TV Movie documentary
The Dick Cavett Show	1972	TV Series	Melanie Daniels

Won awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
2010	Lifetime Achievement Award	Genesis Awards
2008	LA Femme Filmmaker Award	LA Femme International Film Festival	Thespian Award
2003	Star on the Walk of Fame	Walk of Fame	Motion Picture	On 30 January 2003. At 7060 Hollywood Blvd.
2002	Short Film Award	New York International Independent Film & Video Festival	Best Actress	Tea with Grandma (2001)
2000	Best Actress	Method Fest	Short Film	Mulligans! (1997)
1964	Golden Globe	Golden Globes, USA	Most Promising Newcomer - Female	The Birds (1963)

3rd place awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie	Award shared with
1964	Golden Laurel	Laurel Awards	Top Female New Face

Title	Salary
Marnie (1964)	$600 /per week
The Birds (1963)	$500 per week

#	Quote
1	[In 2016] My marriages were all good - until they weren't. But I got something good out of each of them. My first husband Peter Griffith was younger than me and I've never understood why I married him but he gave me Melanie Griffith. My second husband Noel Marshall gave me my love of animals. My third husband Luis Barrenechea was everything I wanted in a man, except that he was an alcoholic and that was unbearable. I'd love to have a man in my life and to go on dates but I'll never marry again. I like living alone. I'm vain and I'm also selfish. Who would want that in a woman?
2	[on working on the set of The Birds (1963)] One of the ravens was so sweet that Ray [Ray Berwick] wouldn't teach him all the bad things to do, like peck people and dive-bomb. That raven became my buddy. He'd come up and sit in my dressing room on the set, play with my makeup, and throw it on the floor. I'd walk around on the set with him on my shoulders.
3	[2014, on what it's like being a matriarch of an acting dynasty] It's funny that nobody in of all my ancestors was interested in any of the dramatic arts. None of them. It started with me, then my gorgeous daughter Melanie Griffith, and now my granddaughter Dakota Johnson. Now, we are wondering what my other granddaughter Stella Banderas is going to be doing. She's very cerebral. I would be very anxious to see what happens to her.
4	When you do a love scene with someone in a movie, you have cameras and lights surrounding you. It's not very romantic, especially considering what I was going through. A lot of people have asked me whether or not I had a fling with Sean Connery during the filming of Marnie (1964), and the answer is no. Marnie was so frigid and cold that she screamed when a man came near her. If I had strong feelings for him in real life, it would have shown through my eyes in the film. I was too dedicated to acting. So, no, I don't really know what it's like to kiss Sean Connery.
5	They called and asked what I thought about a remake of The Birds (1963) and I thought: 'Why would you do that? Why?' I mean, can't we find new stories, new things to do?
6	[In 2006, when asked whether she can watch The Birds (1963) and Marnie (1964) and separate herself from the experience of making them] I can do that now and it is quite a relief, actually. I can look at it and think "She did a good job!" There were years where I would see things and wish I could do them over but now I can just watch them.
7	It is interesting because some of the critics who really panned [Marnie (1964)] when it came out see it again and it is like they are reviewing an entirely different movie. I think a lot of it was that all those years ago, people were not aware of how a trauma being inflicted upon a child can affect what happens to them as an adult if it isn't properly dealt with. I think there were multiple reasons why they didn't like it. For some reason, the painted backdrops really bothered people forty years ago - that was a big deal for some reason with the critics. I kept thinking "So what, it's a movie!"
8	[on working with Sean Connery, her leading man in Marnie (1964)] He was just fabulous, a consummate actor with a great sense of humor. He was practicing his golf swing all the time - a rather profound golfer. We honored him on June 8, 2006, at the American Film Institute. They asked me to speak about him, which was great fun. It was one of the most wonderful evenings.
9	[on being offered the title role in Marnie (1964) by Alfred Hitchcock] I was stunned. I was amazed that he would offer me this incredible role and that he would have that kind of faith in me . . . I thought Marnie was an extremely interesting role to play and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
10	For years, directors and producers came up to me and said they'd wanted me for a role, but [Alfred Hitchcock] wouldn't allow it. The worst was when I found out that François Truffaut had wanted to cast me. I'd never heard a word about it. That one hurt.
11	My advice to anyone contemplating acting as a profession is to be independently wealthy or have another vocation as a backup. [Melanie Griffith] and [Antonio Banderas] are well set, but most actors make a pittance.
12	[on 3/1/05, when asked which is her favorite of the Alfred Hitchcock films she starred in] I think Marnie (1964). They were both so different that it's kind of hard to figure out which, but The Birds (1963) was sort of a chase. All of the Hitchcock films have a mystery to them and that sort of thing, but the personality of Marnie was so intriguing. She was really - poor Marnie.
13	[on Alfred Hitchcock] To be the object of somebody's obsession is a really awful feeling when you can't return it.