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Sandra Shevey
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Born
in Manhattan, The United States
September 14, 1943
Genre
Influences
Each and every interview
Member Since
December 2011
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Sandra Shevey
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Bernard Bertie's review
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The Marilyn Scandal: the book which her friends asked me to write:
"This book goes far beyond the typical celebrity biography. It paints a more intimate picture of Marilyn through the eyes of people who actually knew her. Emotional, insightful, and beautifully written."
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Sandra Shevey
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Demaria's review
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The Marilyn Scandal: the book which her friends asked me to write:
"If you’re interested in Marilyn Monroe, this book is absolutely worth reading. It’s thoughtful, detailed, and filled with touching moments that really stayed with me. I couldn’t put it down once I started."
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Sandra Shevey
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Sarah Smith's review
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The Marilyn Scandal: the book which her friends asked me to write:
"I read the Marilyn Scandal some time ago but found it fascinating to get some unexplored perspective on such a well documented life. I intend to re-read this one as I've seen copies are available via Nielsen."
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Sandra Shevey
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Ansley Tommy's review
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The Marilyn Scandal: the book which her friends asked me to write:
"A fascinating and deeply engaging look at Marilyn Monroe that feels personal, thoughtful, and genuinely passionate. Sandra Shevey brings a fresh perspective to a story many of us think we already know. I especially enjoyed the sense of mystery and th"
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Sandra Shevey
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The Alfred Hitchcock Signature
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Alfred Hitchcock London Locations
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Join us on one of our Alfred Hitchcock London Tours. I was privileged to have conducted the director`s last one to one interview c1972, Hollywood and
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Sandra Shevey
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Alfred Hitchcock and London Locations
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I was privileged to have conducted Alfred Hitchcock`s last 1-2-1 interview, Hollywood c1972 and to have been asked to write his authorized biography.
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Sandra Shevey
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Veronica Roth’s review
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The Other Side of Lennon: John Lennon vs. Sandra Shevey
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Thank you. This edition is the only live edition, live and updated. Rights to the Sidgwick edition reverted to SSBooks in the Nineties. Ebook edition
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Sandra Shevey
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Simon’s review
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The Other Side of Lennon: John Lennon vs. Sandra Shevey
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This LIVE updated edition, ebook, is only available SSBooks. Contact the author/publisher via info profile at Goodreads.
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You might also be interested in reading `The Alfred Hitchcock Signature` by Sandra Shevey. I conducted the director`s last one to one interview c1972,
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“I have never been keen on women....` is from Sandra Shevey`s 1972 interview with Alfred Hitchcock. I resent you quoting it without permission and without attribution. You people think you can steal and not get prosecuted. Please attribute Sandra Shevey 1972 with Alfred Hitchcock..The Alfred Hitchcock Walk....”
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“I have never been keen on women....` is from Sandra Shevey`s 1972 interview with Alfred Hitchcock. I resent you quoting it without permission and without attribution. You people think you can steal and not get prosecuted. Please attribute Sandra Shevey 1972 with Alfred Hitchcock..The Alfred Hitchcock Walk....”
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“John Charles, Heard your Dad resented Hifchcock shoving in Joan Harrison as collaborator (just because she was his mistress) True? Would love a signed copy of the book. Can you message me please?”
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