"I have often seen an actor laugh off the stage, but I don't remember ever having seen one weep"

In this quote, Bette Davis is reviewing the nature of acting and how emotions are conveyed on phase. She notes that she has actually seen stars laugh and show a range of favorable feelings throughout their efficiencies. Nevertheless, she can not recall ever seeing a star cry or program raw emotion while on stage. The quote suggests that it is simpler for stars to represent happiness and happiness than it is for them to explore much deeper emotions like sadness or sorrow. This could be due to the trouble in accessing these emotions or the social stigma that surrounds public displays of vulnerability.