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Katharine Hepburn : An Independent Woman by Ronald Bergan (2013, Hrdcvr) 1st Prt
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- Special Attributes
- 1st printing
- Narrative Type
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Publisher
Skyhorse Publishing Company, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1611457149
ISBN-13
9781611457148
eBay Product ID (ePID)
114185472
Product Key Features
Book Title
Katharine Hepburn : an Independent Woman
Number of Pages
192 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2013
Topic
Rich & Famous, Entertainment & Performing Arts, Acting & Auditioning, Film / History & Criticism
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Yes
Genre
Performing Arts, Biography & Autobiography
Format
Hardcover
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Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
46.9 Oz
Item Length
11.2 in
Item Width
8.8 in
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This dame is terrific-and expert in her craft and so electrifying on set that if you don't watch out, you're likely to wind up as part of the scenery.
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Bergan provides a glimpse into the life of a Hollywood legend, by charting both her career, which spanned seven decades, and her off-screen relationships with many of her leading men. When Katharine Hepburn arrived in Hollywood in 1932, studio executives were confounded by a rare beauty who displayed both an imperturbable sense of humor and an intelligent sensibility. Nobody on screen could be so funny and so moving in making a fool of herself, or so touching in reclaiming her dignity. According to George Cukor, her friend and the director of eight of her films, "She always challenged the audience, and] that wasn't the fashion in those days." Much like Hepburn herself, her career followed no conventional pattern. Her on-screen personae ranged from the headstrong girl of her early appearances to the vaguely authoritative spinster of her later films; her performances won her a string of accolades, from her first Oscar for Morning Glory in 1933 to her fourth for On Golden Pond in 1981--with which she became the first (and to date only) winner of four Oscars for Best Actress, from a record twelve nominations. Hepburn was always her own woman, insisting on and retaining the respect of all who worked with her. She refused to give in to the studio's publicity demands, avoiding interviews and always wearing pants off the set. With her fierce, no-nonsense beauty--to which the 150 sumptuous photographs in this book amply testify--her strong-minded outspokenness, and her controlled yet sparkling performances, she will always be one of cinema's most seductive illustrations of the advantages of independence., "This dame is terrific--and expert in her craft and so electrifying on set that if you don't watch out, you're likely to wind up as part of the scenery." -Bob..., Bergan provides a glimpse into the life of a Hollywood legend, by charting both her career, which spanned seven decades, and her off-screen relationships with many of her leading men. When Katharine Hepburn arrived in Hollywood in 1932,studio executives were confounded by a rare beauty who displayed both animperturbable sense of humor and an intelligent sensibility. Nobody on screencould be so funny and so moving in making a fool of herself, or so touching inreclaiming her dignity. According to George Cukor, her friend and the directorof eight of her films, "She always challenged the audience, [and] that wasn'tthe fashion in those days." Much likeHepburn herself, her career followed no conventional pattern. Her on-screenpersonae ranged from the headstrong girl of her early appearances to thevaguely authoritative spinster of her later films; her performances won her astring of accolades, from her first Oscar for Morning Glory in 1933 to her fourth for On Golden Pond in 1981--with which she became the first (and to dateonly) winner of four Oscars for Best Actress, from a record twelve nominations. Hepburn was always her own woman, insisting on andretaining the respect of all who worked with her. She refused to give in to thestudio's publicity demands, avoiding interviews and always wearing pants offthe set. With her fierce, no-nonsense beauty--to which the 150 sumptuousphotographs in this book amply testify--her strong-minded outspokenness, and hercontrolled yet sparkling performances, she will always be one of cinema's mostseductive illustrations of the advantages of independence., Bergan provides a glimpse into the life of a Hollywood legend, by charting both her career, which spanned seven decades, and her off-screen relationships with many of her leading men. When Katharine Hepburn arrived in Hollywood in 1932, studio executives were confounded by a rare beauty who displayed both an imperturbable sense of humor and an intelligent sensibility. Nobody on screen could be so funny and so moving in making a fool of herself, or so touching in reclaiming her dignity. According to George Cukor, her friend and the director of eight of her films, "She always challenged the audience, [and] that wasn't the fashion in those days." Much like Hepburn herself, her career followed no conventional pattern. Her on-screen personae ranged from the headstrong girl of her early appearances to the vaguely authoritative spinster of her later films; her performances won her a string of accolades, from her first Oscar for Morning Glory in 1933 to her fourth for On Golden Pond in 1981--with which she became the first (and to date only) winner of four Oscars for Best Actress, from a record twelve nominations. Hepburn was always her own woman, insisting on and retaining the respect of all who worked with her. She refused to give in to the studio's publicity demands, avoiding interviews and always wearing pants off the set. With her fierce, no-nonsense beauty--to which the 150 sumptuous photographs in this book amply testify--her strong-minded outspokenness, and her controlled yet sparkling performances, she will always be one of cinema's most seductive illustrations of the advantages of independence.
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