If English television is made for the American market, it's not very honest and doesn't do well. — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
My favorite thing is playing the classics, and I am going to do some huge Shakespeare roles. — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
I trained myself not to want things, because I thought I'd always be poor. — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
In America, I worked for an artist who drew people in clothes, mainly for Bloomingdale's. I did it part-time when I wasn't… — Jean Marsh America Copy Share Image
Everyone is hooked on class distinction, whichever side of the tracks they come from. They may not admit it, but it's true. — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
I have had partners who I have thought about marrying and who have thought about marrying me. The problem was that we… — Jean Marsh Marriage Copy Share Image
Well, I very rarely watch classical adaptations, because they usually do very good books, and a lot of the things they do...… — Jean Marsh Books Copy Share Image
Because of my facial bone structure I've played a lot of refined, young ladies, but I can resort to cockney at the… — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
Why would an actress retire? We don't have to because, when we are older, we can play older parts. Even if you… — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
I had an apartment right on the sea front and the light would bounce into the rooms. I was on a wonderful… — Jean Marsh Beautiful Copy Share Image
I suppose I do have a kind of quiet energy and I'm enchanted by people. I look at them and think: 'Oh,… — Jean Marsh Enchanted Copy Share Image
I left school at 12 for a theatre school where the focus was on dance. I had to educate myself. — Jean Marsh Dance Copy Share Image
I've got all the discipline as an actress, but none whatsoever as a writer. — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
I was married and divorced before 21. He was much older. I grew up in the marriage. — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
I can't believe in humorless women. I think there's humor even in everyday tragedy. — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
I like Bill Blass very much, but I'm not so rich that I can afford to buy his clothes. — Jean Marsh Clothes Copy Share Image
I believe in women's rights, of course. But I'm not a fem libber in the bra-burning sense. — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
Sometimes we had a clove of raw garlic for breakfast which was supposed to stave off the lurgy. — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
I really don't like parties. I circle the room with a glass of water disguised as a gin and tonic - so… — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
I have friends who live in sweet places in Islington but I have a morbid fear of going back, even though they… — Jean Marsh Fear Copy Share Image
It was amazing. I had had a stroke and a heart attack but I knew I'd be all right. I think it's… — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
We lived in two rooms, sharing a kitchen and bathroom. We moved a lot - I suspect because we couldn't pay the… — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
I literally didn't know how to drop an egg into boiling water nor how to retrieve it. But I bought a book… — Jean Marsh Books Copy Share Image
I was two in 1936. I can remember the blackshirts marches - my father marched against Mosley - it was such a… — Jean Marsh Father Copy Share Image
I just go where my instincts take me and my ideas just took me to film and television. Which is interesting, because… — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
It feels fantastic, I never thought I would get anything, I've won awards and things but I never thought I would get… — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
When I'm out shopping, I look at somebody who's buying something or sitting down, and I look at him and think: 'Mmmm,'… — Jean Marsh Copy Share Image
