The Long Awaited Book
The biography I've been waiting to read is finally published...
My friend RJ just finished an extensively researched book on the late actress Grayson Hall. Some would remember Grayson from her theatre days if they grew up in the New York area. Others would possibly remember her as the abducted woman in the original Disney "That Darned Cat" movie. Some would know her as Judith Fellows in Night of the Iguana. But, I think most of my generation would probably connect Grayson with her performances in the gothic soap opera Dark Shadows.
I've long been a fan of the actress' works and have followed RJ's progression with this book for well over two years now. We've called it everything from an obsession to a labor of love. My personal feeling is that it was a hefty dose of both.
RJ is a wonderful researcher and totally dedicated to doing justice to the memory of a fine actress who graced theatre stages, television, and movies, but who was also a wife, mother, and a uniquely brassy broad. I am certain that this will be a book I will find interesting and enlightening given our prior insights into GH's life as well as those 'missing pieces'.
Want to take a look? Visit www.graysonhall.net.
Thanks RJ for this massive undertaking. The Divine One must be having a ball with this.
Dawn
My friend RJ just finished an extensively researched book on the late actress Grayson Hall. Some would remember Grayson from her theatre days if they grew up in the New York area. Others would possibly remember her as the abducted woman in the original Disney "That Darned Cat" movie. Some would know her as Judith Fellows in Night of the Iguana. But, I think most of my generation would probably connect Grayson with her performances in the gothic soap opera Dark Shadows.
I've long been a fan of the actress' works and have followed RJ's progression with this book for well over two years now. We've called it everything from an obsession to a labor of love. My personal feeling is that it was a hefty dose of both.
RJ is a wonderful researcher and totally dedicated to doing justice to the memory of a fine actress who graced theatre stages, television, and movies, but who was also a wife, mother, and a uniquely brassy broad. I am certain that this will be a book I will find interesting and enlightening given our prior insights into GH's life as well as those 'missing pieces'.
Want to take a look? Visit www.graysonhall.net.
Thanks RJ for this massive undertaking. The Divine One must be having a ball with this.
Dawn
posted by Dawn | 11:22 PM
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Ought to be a divine bio indeed. Needless to say, I *can't wait* to read it.
I've said it many times before so I'll say it again...3 cheers for RJ!
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