"You got the teeth of the Hydra upon you" da 20th Century Boy dei T.Rex. 

(Micheal Norman Finn, conosciuto come Mickey Finn, musicista; Londra, 3 giugno 1947 – Croydon, 11 gennaio 2003)

 

"The toupee is just as dishonest for the male as the falsie is for the female. I think it is much better to look bald than phony. Most women can spot a toupee at 10 paces. The movies may be able to trick audiences with fake hair, but it's too easily detected in person."

(Fred Clark, nome completo Frederick Leonard Clark, attore; Lincoln, 19 marzo 1914 – Santa Monica, 5 dicembre 1968) 

 

"I was young, I was always ready, and they were all so willing. I'll admit I did things that I now think were degrading for the women involved, and for that I'm ashamed."

(David Cassidy, attore, cantante e chitarrista; New York, 12 aprile 1950 – Fort Lauderdale, 21 novembre 2017)

 

"I'm a guy from Detroit who never dreamed that my life would be filled with such incredible excitement, adventure and good fortune. I'm truly thankful to God and the many angels in my life."

(Dennis Cole, attore; Detroit, 19 luglio 1940 – Fort Lauderdale, 15 novembre 2009)

 

"I'm just a singer. If I like a song it doesn't matter to me where it comes from -- I can do it my way."

 (Esther Phillips, alla nascita Esther Mae Jones, cantante; Galveston, 23 dicembre 1935 – Carson, 7 agosto 1984)

"One of the legends you hear about me is that I sleep 16 hours a day. That is ridiculous. In the first place, it's physically impossible. Secondly, someone else would have to do my work . . . on the stage, in motion pictures . . . managing my home. I sleep nine hours."

(Dolores del Río, pseudonimo di Dolores Martínez Asúnsolo y López Negrete, attrice e ballerina; Durango, 3 agosto 1905 – Newport Beach, 11 aprile 1983)

Yootha Joyce Needham (Wandsworth, 20 agosto 1927 – Londra, 24 agosto 1980) attrice e star della televisione con la serie George e Mildred. il nome Yootha pare significhi "gioia" in lingua maori.

Foto: copertina del singolo Ask (1986) della band The Smiths con foto ricavata dal set di Catch Us If You Can del 1965.

"I suppose I've always done my share of crying, especially when there's no other way to contain my feelings. I know that men ain't supposed to cry, but I think that's wrong. Crying's always been a way for me to get things out which are buried deep, deep down. When I sing, I often cry. Crying is feeling, and feeling is being human. Oh yes, I cry."

(Ray Charles Robinson; Albany, 23 settembre 1930 – Beverly Hills, 10 giugno 2004)