charlie mccarthy clocks and i mean-- just all kinds of memorabilia that were for sale. and he-- and i was from-- from the second i was born always referred to charlie mccarthy's sister and charmie was kept in our house. and he had his own room that was referred to as charlie's room which was next to mine. and. >> rose: so the question is what this did to you? >> well i think i think it made me ideal material for an actor. because i was always waiting for someone to-- my father would sit me on one knee and charlie on the other when i was five or six in our breakfast room. and he, when he squeezed my neck it was the signal for me to move my mouth. and we have charmie and i yeah talking to each other across him. and he would supply the dialogue. so i was a quiet child. >> rose: you would move your mouth and his words would come out. >> yeah. and when he didn't supply the words i was just quiet. >> rose: but he was reality in hollywood. >> yeah. >> rose: royalty. >> yeah. >> rose: had it all. >> yes, he did. >> rose: the life that you lived, his wife was a model your mother

charlie mccarthy was the star. >> to have a world famous dummy as a brother and be referred to untiln me about being beautiful. and when i was like ten years old he said, you know, candy it's the beautiful women who commit suicide. so i never had any vanity about it because i always saw it as being fatal basically. and it's a lot to deal with. you don't realize the reaction of a beautiful woman has when she walks into the room unless you see her walk into the room. and suddenly the atoms shift a little bit. >> and that was you? >> that was me. >> was. >> i'm almost 70. i'll be 69 next month. those years are so far behind me. and i find it so liberating. >> in a new book "a fine romance" published by cbs's simon and schuster she looks back on not one but three relationships. beginning with film director louis mallz an usually wise choice not to rush into it. >> what are you talking about? you rushed into a marriage. >> you were married within six months. >> it was fast. >> you meet it could have been faster? >> i don't think so. but when you've dated a lot of people and you're 34 you

. >> world famous dummy is a brother, now with charlie mccarthy's sister, it has an impact so did havingt. >> beautiful. and when i was like ten years old, you know, candy, it is the beautiful women who commit suicide. vanity about it, because i always saw it as being fatal. basically. and it is a lot to deal with. you don't realize the reaction a beautiful woman has have she walks into the room unless you see her walk into the room. >> was, she says. you know, now that i'm almost 70 i'll be 69 next month both years so far behind me. >> right nice interview there. candice bergin on life, love and success plus the man known as american's doctor, doctor anthony that is this sunday morning right here on cbs-3, at 9:00. nice to see her isn't it? 8:26. still ahead if you're thinking of buying an apple watch later this month well, you'll definitely want to see this story. why you won't be able to buy it, the same way you bought maybe an iphone or ipad. we'll explain coming up next. stay with us. dove invited women to a makeover with a difference. hi ma'am hi would you like to have a free makeo