I Love Lucy Quotes

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For my book, I decided to chose Lucille Ball’s autobiography, Love Lucy. I chose to read about Lucille Désiréé “Lucy” Ball because she has been my inspiration since I first watched her hit show, I Love Lucy. Her acting as a quirky adult helped me out of a state where I thought I would never be good enough. “I’m not funny. What I am is brave.” I live this quote day by day to remember that I can do anything. She has taught me to be the best person I could ever be. Also, she taught me that just because I am a girl, it doesn’t mean anything. She showed me humor and laughter can be one of the best qualities in life. She is a funny, empowering women who broke the gender-biased barrier in the 50s-60s era. I know can relate to her in many ways. One would be as a child, we both grew up with only a mom. Both of our dads died when we were at the age of four.

As a child, Lucille grew up in Jamestown, New York. Being the entitled child she …show more content…
After a special episode of “I Love Lucy”, Lucille was the first person to give actual birth on television. On air, she gave birth to ‘Little Ricky’, and gave birth to Desi Arnaz Junior.

Shortly after “The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Show” ends, Lucille filed for divorce. Desi had become unfaithful and a drunkard. Lucille had dealt with him for as long as she could, and the end of their show was perfect timing. A year after divorcing Desi, she met Gary Morton. She realized that marrying him would help her acting career, considering he was a producer. The only reason they married was so she could still act after losing Desilu Productions. With her new found husband, she aired another show “The Lucy Show” (later called Here’s Lucy). She later out-bought ex-husband, Desi, and gained ownership of Desilu Productions. After dealing with a production company and acting career, Lucille decided to sell Desilu to

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