Angie Dickinson: Self

Quotes 

• Angie Dickinson : I love to pull weeds - isn't that odd? I - I am odd, but... what it does - it's so easy to do, and then it looks so clean when you're all finished, and I don't have to wait for it to spring up or anything like that.

  Johnny Carson : Pulling weeds is a big thing in your life.

  Angie Dickinson : It's nice! It has its moments.

  Johnny Carson : Never have had that answer in seventeen years - somebody says, "You know, I really dig pulling weeds."

• Angie Dickinson : [on rescuing worms]  You'll find them trying to get back to the earth, to the ground, and they're on the asphalt, being swept away.

  Johnny Carson : But then aren't they washed over to some other ground or something?

  Angie Dickinson : Where? They're washed into the wash, like everybody else.

  Johnny Carson : And this bothers you?

  Angie Dickinson : Yes! Doesn't it bother you?

  Johnny Carson : Hell, no!

• Angie Dickinson : If you saved a cat from a high tree, wouldn't you - so what's the difference?

  Johnny Carson : A cat I can relate to!

  Angie Dickinson : Well, if you went out and watched those worms, you would relate.

  Johnny Carson : ...I - I've *been* swept out of my home before. Nobody came out and put a stick under *me*.