Before Carol Burnett turns 90 on April 26, the comedy legend tells PEOPLE that the last nine decades 'sure went fast'
"I was pretty much of a quiet student all through grammar school, junior high and Hollywood High," Burnett says. "I would kid around with my friends, the neighborhood kids, stuff like that.
But I never really thought about it until I got to UCLA and I was in an acting class. A lot of the kids at the class were doing heavy, dramatic stuff and I thought,Burnett says that that makes her a "late bloomer" since "so many performers who started when they were 3 and 4 and 5 years old."
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