long-out-of-print book that reveals the real joan crawford, "a crawford revealed more candidly than in any other printed interview or biography.”
series of interviews by roy newquist over 10 years, from 1962 to her death in 1977
full of incisive commentary on the studio system and the people she worked with, like this juicy bit on bette davis, "i don’t see how she built a career out of a set of mannerisms instead of real acting ability. take away the pop-eyes, the cigarette, and those funny clipped words and what have you got? she’s phoney, but i guess the public likes that."
mass market paperback
published by berkley, august 1981
isbn 10: 0425050467 / isbn 13: 9780425050460
good condition, clean, unmarked, tight copy, reading and shelf wear, some fraying along edges
