DEAD IN HOLLYWOOD IN REVIEW
Check out this review of Dead in Hollywood fanzine from last yearβs O.C. Zine Fest. I donβt know why Iβm just now seeing this! Thank you to Andres Salazar for the shout out!
DEAD IN HOLLYWOOD: ALL ROADS LEAD TO DEAN (Issue 27)
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The Ice Cream Blonde (COMING SOON!)
She was only 29 when she died.
Happy Birthday, Marilyn
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Dorothy Dandridge and the 27th Academy Awards
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Natalie Wood and Robert Redford
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The American Teenager: Natalie Wood
βRebel Without a Causeβ defined both popular and youth culture upon its release in 1955, giving voice to the American teenager of the 1950βs. Even though Wood has starred in 20 films before turning 16, she is desperate to transition to adult roles. She sees the part of Judy as her ticket into adulthood. Complicating matters is that every actress from Debbie Reynolds to Jayne Mansfield is being considered for the role. Wood's mother pushes her into "dating" the 44-year-old "Rebel" director, Nicholas Ray - her mother waits in the car during Wood and Ray's romps at the Chateau Marmont. Sleeping with the director doesn't even work! It's not until a drunken car crash on Laurel Canyon with Dennis Hopper that Ray to cast considers Wood for the role. Ray visits Wood at the hospital, where the doctor calls Wood a "goddamn juvenile delinquent." Wood yells: "Did you hear what he called me, Nick? He called me a goddamn juvenile delinquent! Now do I get the part?" Wood deserves the credit for transforming Rayβs vision of Woodβs character Judy from a trashy teen to a confused, hurt kid like Wood herself.