Carl Sferrazza Anthony

“I told her that night that I thought she ought to realize that Jack was thirty-five years old, had been around an awful lot all his life, had known many, many girls—this sounds like I’m an awfully disloyal friend saying these things—that she was going to have to be very understanding at the beginning, that he had never really settled down with one girl before, and that a man of thirty-five is very difficult to live with. “She was very understanding about it and accepted everything I said. Of course, later I told Jack everything I had said to her—and he was pleased because he felt it would make her better understand him.”
― Carl Sferrazza Anthony, Camera Girl: The Coming of Age of Jackie Bouvier Kennedy

“I knew that man would have a profound and disturbing effect on my life. I was rather frightened of him—because I knew if he came towards me, I wouldn’t have the power to run away—though it would probably be better if I did.”
― Carl Sferrazza Anthony, Camera Girl: The Coming of Age of Jackie Bouvier Kennedy