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Hollywood Heaven: Tragic Lives, Tragic Deaths (1990)
Welcome behind the closed doors of a Hollywood that only a select few will ever get to see -- a Hollywood of tragic lives and tragic deaths. Some of the worlds brightest stars are hiding deep, dark secrets that - once revealed show a life of unhappiness, heartbreak and torment that has been so carefully hidden behind the glamour and glitter of the big screen. See the true lives behind some of Hollywoods most iconic stars and learn why, for some, it was as if the act of dying itself was a final performance.
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Welcome behind the closed doors of a Hollywood that only a select few will ever get to see -- a Hollywood of tragic lives and tragic deaths. Some of the worlds brightest stars are hiding deep, dark secrets that - once revealed show a life of unhappiness, heartbreak and torment that has been so carefully hidden behind the glamour and glitter of the big screen. See the true lives behind some of Hollywoods most iconic stars and learn why, for some, it was as if the act of dying itself was a final performance.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/1990
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Film Shows Inc.
Cast
Sandy Oliveri
Director
Edgar Bergen
Self (archive footage)
Montgomery Clift
Self (archive footage)
Joseph Cotten
Self (archive footage)
Wally Cox
Self (archive footage)
Richard Davalos
Self (archive footage)
James Dean
Self (archive footage)
Doris Day
Self (archive footage)
Tom Ewell
Self
W.C. Fields
Self (archive footage)
Errol Flynn
Self (archive footage)
Cary Grant
Self (archive footage)
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