Chapter 29 chapter 2

Lana Turner's personal life is also extremely colorful. When she was young, a famous saying was "I am easily attracted to boys, and I am easily attracted to boys".Indeed, Lana fell in love at the age of 16 and got married at the age of 19, and the person who fell in love and married was not the same person.Lana's first husband was a bandleader named Arti Shaw, and their marriage lasted only four months. Lana later called it "a cheap elementary education".Two years later, Lana got married for the second time. After swearing in the church with actor and restaurant owner Steven Karan in a daze, she found out that the dissolution of the marriage between the man and his ex-wife in Mexico was not recognized by the United States. Then divorced.Steven was in great pain and attempted suicide. Lana learned that she was pregnant again, and the two remarried.It's a pity that the suffering couple who have gone through all kinds of hardships only lasted until 1944, when their daughter Cheryl Karan was born.

Rumor has it that Lana Turner rushed herself to marry millionaire Henry J. Topping in 1948 because she did not marry her after waiting three years for Clark Gable's divorce, and instead married Another actress is married.Henry Topping made his fortune in tin smelting, and later switched to real estate, and also bought the famous Yankees baseball team in New York.But after all, Lana and the businessman not only have a large age gap, but also have a hard time getting together.The two stayed in the same bed for four years, and once they had a new sexual partner, they shook hands and said goodbye.

Or the bad smell of copper tarnished the artistic temperament, and the sales rate of Lana's film dropped significantly during this period.After internal adjustments, MGM arranged for Lana to star in several musical films, but there was still no improvement. In the spring of 1957, Lana Turner separated from her fourth husband, actor Lex Barco, at the age of thirty-six.One day, while filming "The Lady Takes a Flyer" at Universal Studio, a person who claimed to be Jonny Steele called her.Lana didn't know Mr. Steele and didn't want to talk to him, so she asked the operator to tell the truth.

But Mr. Ke Steele's phone calls were not missed, and several times a day, for several days in a row.On this day, Lana's confidant and makeup artist Dale Armstrong was putting on makeup for Lana when the phone came in again.Lana thought, she couldn't let him go on like this, so she asked Dale to go over and ask this Mr. Steele what he was going to do. "He just wanted to," not long after, Dale came back to report to Lana, "send you some flowers. I don't think there's anything wrong with it." Yes, not only Lana, but almost all the actresses in Hollywood have fans Send this and send that.

The next day, the flowers came.From now on, there will be a large number of them every day, with a variety of varieties and bright purples and reds, quickly filling Lana's not-so-small dressing room to the brim.Along with the flowers, a card was sent in, on which only the name and phone number of Mr. Jonny Steele was written neatly, without a single word. Lana Turner was relieved, and as time passed, she was a little moved, and after that, she felt a little sorry for her.It seems that people are not trying to plot something for you, but just want to express their love and admiration for the stars.Just look at those flowers and you will know that this Mr. Johnny Steele is not such a poor and penniless person.

Lana took out the business card from the flowers and dialed the phone number.The first "hello" she heard was a very masculine and well-bred deep bass. Lana said, "Your flowers are so beautiful. But Mr. Steele, do I know you? Have we met?" No, he admitted, but he had long admired Lana Turner. "I also knew your friend Eva Kadler." Eva Kadler and Lana have known each other since they made "The Merry Widow" (The Merry Widow) in 1952. After Eva moved to the UK, Lana had less and less contact with her former friend.But in any case, the other party's mention is equivalent to a trustworthy letter of recommendation.