I remember their faces, their eyeballs getting really, you know, big, and said, can you do it again, but angrier?

Watching people talk about you, you know, in a sort of outward way.

You know, you become the avatar of what's spooky.

We go in, we talk to Billy, and he's like, what are your questions?

And I said, well, for me, I don't know how to levitate.

I was the most famous person in the world, and they won a piece of that.

And the headlines.

It was a hot mess.

So there's really no plan on a future career in the arts. It's all, it's

animals and animals. And I have a little bitty surprise. Okay. And then I'm going to tell you

something that is really important that I need the public to know. Linda, thank you for being here.

You honor me with your presence. I'm so excited to talk to you.

Well, vice versa. We're going to go way back. Okay. Yes, we are. Because I started here.

How does one become a child model? That's what I want to know. So in around 1966, I was born in St. Louis, Missouri.

My family moved up to Connecticut when I was two.

So New York is very close.

There was an article in Time or Life magazine talking about children modeling and in commercials.

Now, there were a few kids that were maybe doing Broadway or you had your child actors in California, but this was something, oh, you know, like a model.

So mom found an agent and got the pictures done.

Her name was Dorothy Lohman, and we just started getting interviews.

How old? It's about six. And you how old? How old?

It's about six.

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