On her early life and influences; on her mother, actress Margaret Field; on her family influencing her to get into acting
On attending the Columbia Pictures Actors Workshop, which led to her being cast in Gidget by Eddie Foy III; on the premise of Gidget and on the character of "Gidget", and on working with Don Porter who played her father; on the end of Gidget
On appearing in "The Way West," Hollywood Squares, and The Dating Game; on her recurring role on Hey Landlord! written by Garry Marshall, and on film acting versus television acting
On her early career ambitions, and on playing "Sister Bertrille" on The Flying Nun for producer Harry Ackerman; on her The Flying Nun character "Sister Bertrille"; on the cancellation of The Flying Nun, and on studying acting under Lee Strasberg
On studying at The Actors Studio; on attempting to move on from sitcoms, and on starring in The Girl with Something Extra; on starring in Bob Rafelson's "Stay Hungry", and on her struggle to be considered a serious actress
On being cast in Sybil; on how she played "Sybil" in Sybil and on working with Joanne Woodward as "Dr. Cornelia Wilbur"; on how Sybil impacted her life, and on winning an Emmy Award for the role
On starring in several comedic feature films in the late 1970s; on starring in the feature film "Norma Rae", directed by Martin Ritt for which she won an Academy Award; on starting her own production company
On starring in the feature "Soapdish", and on starring in A Woman of Independent Means; on directing The Christmas Tree starring Julie Harris; on directing a segment of From the Earth to the Moon for producer Tom Hanks
On her Emmy-winning guest performance on ER, and on starring on the series The Court; on ageism against women in the industry, and how things were changing at that time
On then-current projects; on advice to an aspiring actress; on her dislike of tributes, and how she would like to be remembered