Dunaway addressed her difficult personality in the documentary, stating, "I am quieter, but throughout my career people know that there were tough times. I don't mean to make an excuse for myself. I'm still responsible for my actions." This reflects her acknowledgment of the root causes of her behavior, linked to struggles with mental health and alcohol.
In Faye, Dunaway discusses her early life shaped by a strict household and her father's struggles with alcohol, stating, "My father's military career meant we moved frequently. This instability influenced much of who I am and my approach to life and work." Her observations offer insight into how her background contributed to her tumultuous career.
The documentary reveals her iconic status at age 83, with her breakthrough role in 'Bonnie and Clyde', which she attributes to her competitive nature and determination, reflecting, "Acting was more than a job, it was survival for me. The drive to excel is rooted in my experiences growing up, feeling like I had to prove myself constantly."
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