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Joi Lansing
- A Body to Die For
- De: Alexis Alexis Hunter
- Narrado por: Daniela Acitelli
- Duración: 13 h y 21 m
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> Joi Lansing: A Body to Die For, colorfully chronicles personal and intimate details of the last four years of the talented '50's blonde bombshell star's fascinating life. After three decades of successful TV and movie appearances and Vegas singing stardom, Ms. Lansing died far too young at just 43. Though her funeral was attended by luminaries of the day, (Frank Sinatra sent a huge floral display), her light went out relatively unceremoniously.
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A Journey Back In Time
- De Maureen Carlstrom en 08-16-17
- Joi Lansing
- A Body to Die For
- De: Alexis Alexis Hunter
- Narrado por: Daniela Acitelli
Definitely and extremely worth reading/listening
Revisado: 05-14-18
"Joi Lansing: A Body to Die For" is a work that has two distinct and equally valid sides to it, along with a myriad of various interesting sub-plots. All of these stories within the main story give strong insights into two very loving and loved souls and to the social tones of the early 1970's era.
First, there is the tragic, heart-rending love story between the bright, talented and beautiful Joi Lansing and the author, Alexis Rachel Hunter, and within it a collection of sets and settings that cover a multitude of colorful geographic locations. The imagery in the text is as photographic as the amazing collection of photographs contained in the center of the book version(worth buying for the photos alone).
Therefore, i recommend that Audible listeners also buy the book so that they can be privy to the collection of photos found within it.
I also am glad to have the hardcover as well as the Audible version because the book has well crafted liner notes by Kate Porter-Avery.
Then, there is the message that there are many doctors who have strayed from the Hippocratic "Do no harm" oath when it comes to needless hormonal and silicone inuections, unnecessary hormonal supplements, uppers and downers. And, of course, the message extends to the Hollywood "studio system," which fed the sins of the doctors. Tho it's evoloving, there still is a remnant of bad actions in the film industry; this fact makes the book even more timely. It is not a blanket slam on the medical profession, however. One of the important antagonists in this true story is the good Dr. Wilson, who fought the good fight to prolong life and quality of life for Joi as her sad physical condition progressed.
There are many good lessons in this work, on all levels from realistic to abstract. It will take you on an unforgettable journey and bring to light some aspects of life that we'd do well to know.
The narrator gives a perfect reading and her vocal interpretation is emotionally powerful.
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