The Hollywood Book Of Scandals: The Shocking, Often Disgraceful Deeds and Affairs of More than 100 American Movie and TV Idols (Encore Film Book Classics 10)

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Part of the Encore Film Book Classics series, this is a reprint of the original text to The Hollywood Book of Scandals by James Robert Parish.Which 1950s and 1960s silver screen he-man preferred them blond, buff, and mustachioed? Against which hot-tempered movie tough guy did Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss take out an order of protection? What was Joan “Mommie Dearest” Crawford’s preferred method of keeping son Christopher out of sight during dinner parties?For as long as there have been big Hollywood stars there have been explosive Hollywood scandals: from the Fatty Arbuckle rape case to the puzzling death of Thelma Todd, from Lana Turner and the fatal knifing of mobster Johnny Stompanato to Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini’s forbidden love. The passage of years has done nothing to dull their ability to captivate us.The Hollywood Book of Scandals takes the reader inside 32 of the most spectacular scandals in all of Tinseltown’s extravagant history. Going beyond the tabloids and the entertainment news, this volume explores the seedy side of the men and women behind the glamorous public images, recounting where they came from, how they rose to the top, and how they got into such sensational trouble.You’ll get the deep dish on:* The William Desmond Taylor murder case* Wallace Reid’s drug-filled finale* Jean Harlow and Paul Bern’s deadly marriage* Errol Flynn’s statutory rape trial* Loretta Young and Clark Gable’s secret love child* Liz Taylor’s seduction of crooner Eddie Fisher* Judy Garland’s pathetic public meltdown* Marilyn Monroe’s sad fate* Bob Crane’s baffling ghastly murder* The X-rated Rob Lowe sex video* The sensational fallout of Woody Allen’s union with Mia Farrow* The killing of rapper Tupac Shakur`* O.J. Simpson—the trial of the century* Winona Ryder’s infamous shoplifting spree and courtroom proceedings* The Robert Blake hom