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Besides, age doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with love, any more than height does. “I was also told to soft-pedal the fact that I had been married before. Anybody who has followed my career knows I was married before. Speaking impersonally, statistics prove that one in three marriages in this country ends in divorce. Those same statistics prove that most divorced people get remarried. The American public knows about divorce, knows that some people get disillusioned by one marriage or two, but not by all marriage. I am definitely the marrying kind. I believe in home life. I can think of a lot worse things that can be said about a guy. When I go with a girl I have exactly one object: Matrimony. Other people are different. Okay. That’s their privilege. “INOTHER idea, that if you are a HollyA wood star you have no political opinions, burns me completely. I do have political opinions. 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