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Crawford was one of the most incandescent film stars of all time, yet she was also one of the most misunderstood. Spoto goes beyond the popular caricature to give us a three-dimensional portrait of a very human woman, her dazzling career, and her extraordinarily dramatic life and times.
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Table of Contents
A prairie Bernhardt (1906-1924)
The flapper, flapping (1925)
Enter the prince (1926-1929)
Enter the king (1929-1930)
Virtuous vices (1931-1932)
Mrs. Tone (1932-1937)
Joan, Julie, Susan-and God (1937-1940)
A trilogy of transformations (1941-1942)
Oscar (1943-1947)
Children! Children! (1947-1951)
Carrying a torch song (1952-1955)
Some of the best of everything (1955-1962)
"Miss Crawford is a star!" (1962-1970)
Fade-out (1971-1977).
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Also published in New York by William Morrow in 2010.
Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 295-313) and index.
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