At what age does a Lady become a legend? Lana Turner asked herself this question after decades of success, scandal, romance, marriage and motherhood, and not a little heartbreak.
This new edition features an introduction by Turner Classic Movies host and author Alicia Malone..
Lana\'s remarkable memoir was originally published in 1982.
The death of Johnny Stompato in 1958 was one of the most notorious scandals in Hollywood history, and the true facts of the case are still hotly disputed.
From blonde bombshell to box-office queen of the \'40s, Lana led a whirlwind life ultimately marked by eight marriages and a murder trial that made her and her daughter infamous.
Lana\'s early story is virtually that of Cinderella\'s: a girl discovered at a soda shop aged fifteen and then made a star overnight.
Immensely talented and equally beautiful, Lana lived the glamorous life to the hilt, rising to the heights of fame and experiencing everything that came with it, both good and bad.
Long after the span of her extraordinary career, an adoring public remains fascinated by a woman who was arguably the epitome of a Hollywood movie star.
At what age does a Lady become a legend? Lana Turner asked herself this question after decades of success, scandal, romance, marriage and motherhood, and not a little heartbreak
