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TW: Suicide
“[Gary Cooper’s] most serious entanglement was a tempestuous two-year affair with Lupe Velez, a passionate, self-destructive starlet whose disastrous taste in men would lead her to commit suicide a decade later.”
WTF! I’m reading this book to learn about a movie and HUAC, and this dude’s BS editorializing is really ruining the vibe.
— May 02, 2019 08:38AM
“[Gary Cooper’s] most serious entanglement was a tempestuous two-year affair with Lupe Velez, a passionate, self-destructive starlet whose disastrous taste in men would lead her to commit suicide a decade later.”
WTF! I’m reading this book to learn about a movie and HUAC, and this dude’s BS editorializing is really ruining the vibe.
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Rase McCray
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“The Cooper men were drawn to the Montana territory...by the romance of Indians and cavalrymen and gunfighters and pioneers. It was, after all, less than a decade since George Armstrong Custer and his men had faced death before an overwhelming force of Sioux and Cheyenne Indians at the Little Bighorn.”
So the author of this book sympathizes with Custer? Am I reading that right? 🤮🤮🤮
— May 02, 2019 08:33AM
So the author of this book sympathizes with Custer? Am I reading that right? 🤮🤮🤮