As Ralph Bates’ alter ego in DR. JEKYLL AND SISTER HYDE.
How so? I became the Queen of Evil. I did, I absolutely
became this All-powerful person. I had a tremen­ dous influence on everybody because, as I said, I get involved—with technicians, with electri­ cians, with everyone. I would come on in the mornings or in the afternoon, whenever we started working, and I would say to everyone, “Good morning, how are you feeling today?” Also, I had a whole bunch of diet pills that I
had from my doctor, because I was going to be away for a while. I was going to Rome to live, so I had stocked up for like a year. I had these uppers and I ended up giving them all away. 1 had a huge bottle. Because we only had so much time and we only had three hours of sleep each night, down to two hours sometimes. So 1 ended up being the dispenser.
There was no food in the house, so I’d go out
and shop. I’d say, “Listen, give me some money and I’ll buy some juice for the guys. Please do not drink up my juice; it costs me money.” I said, “Give me some money, I’ll go do it.” I did things like that. Nobody else was doing
it, so I took over. That’s all. It sort of ran into my life a little bit, the Queen of Evil, except that I wasn’t being evil. I was not being destructive, I was being constructive with it. At the same time, too, you know, Kali was both the giver and taker of life. There was a little bit of that that did affect me, definitely, and sometimes I felt like being really rotten. I’m sure Oliver would tell you the story... He
said to me, “ I will never forget the time you came out in hot rollers,sca-reaming at everyone! They
just fell apart!” I had been in a makeup session 51
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