Annette Funicello quotes Country: usa

• Animation did not become the dominant form of children's television until the '60s. (Annette Funicello) [form/television]
• Annette McLeod was an outsider. Kids saw something of themselves in her as she struggled to be understood. (Annette Funicello) [outsider]
• Articles suggested that Elvis Presley and I might make a perfect match! (Annette Funicello) [perfect]
• As I grew older, I came to feel more responsible for any hardship or trouble my career caused my family. (Annette Funicello) [more/career/family]
• As I travel across the country speaking about MS, perhaps I can offer others comfort and hope. (Annette Funicello) [comfort]
• As my balance has worsened, I've found it more difficult to walk on hard surfaces. (Annette Funicello) [balance/more]
• At the beginning of 1955 only about 60 percent of American homes had TVs. (Annette Funicello)
• Being famous didn't in any way hamper my being a typical teenager when it came to boys. (Annette Funicello) [being/being]
• By my teens I had decided to quit show business as soon as I was married. (Annette Funicello) [teens/business]
• Canada has double the rate of MS the United States has. (Annette Funicello)
• Dick Clark really didn't make rock 'n roll safe for America, as many people think. (Annette Funicello) [america/people/think]
• For me, the wheelchair symbolizes disability in a way a cane does not. (Annette Funicello)
• For most of the kids, getting discovered by the Disney people and brought to Los Angeles to tape the show was the thrill of a lifetime. (Annette Funicello) [people]
• Growing up in public is especially hard sometimes. (Annette Funicello)
• I always considered myself a dancer before anything else. (Annette Funicello)
• I began my career at the age of 12 almost by accident. (Annette Funicello) [career/age]
• I hate regrets, so I pushed the fear aside. (Annette Funicello) [fear]
• I have always thought of Walt Disney as my second father. (Annette Funicello)
• I made no films in 1959, instead concentrating on my recording career. (Annette Funicello) [career]
• I never went anywhere without my gloves. It may have looked a little odd at first, but this was the '50s. (Annette Funicello)
• I never worried; I knew that when the time was right, my true love would arrive. (Annette Funicello) [time/right/love]
• I spent a lot of time worrying about whether I could handle the rigors of touring and facing a live crowd every night. (Annette Funicello) [time/night]
• I still can't understand how you can see a group of people day in and day out for several months, get to know them, then never hear from them again. (Annette Funicello) [group/people/day/day]
• I still don't know precisely why The Mickey Mouse Club ended when it did. (Annette Funicello)
• I think girls liked me because my life resembled theirs in so many ways. (Annette Funicello) [think/girls/life]
• I try to see the best in people and in life. I've been blessed. (Annette Funicello) [people/life]
• I was being offered scripts that were unacceptable to me. I was not a good enough actress to be something I wasn't, or to do things I wouldn't do otherwise. (Annette Funicello) [being]
• I was not prepared to live as a single parent. (Annette Funicello)
• I'd never find a work environment as safe and supportive as the one I'd known at Disney. (Annette Funicello) [find]
• I'm a little leery of anyone who claims to have all the answers. (Annette Funicello)
• I'm saddened to see that some have been misled into believing that Mr. Disney was something other than a kind, caring man. (Annette Funicello)

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