Inman Jr., Duke's nephew through a half-brother on her mother's side. Their childhood included documented neglect, abuse, parental violence and addiction. In popular culture Biographies Stephanie Mansfield's The Richest Girl in The World (Putnam 1994). Pony Duke, her disinherited nephew, and Jason Thomas published Too Rich: The Family Secrets of Doris Duke (1996). Ted Schwarz with Tom Rybak, co-authored by one of Duke's staff, Trust No One (1997). Sallie Bingham's The Silver Swan: In Search of Doris Duke (2020). Films and television Too Rich: The Secret Life of Doris Duke (1999), based on Mansfield's book, a television miniseries starring Lauren Bacall as Duke, and Richard Chamberlain as Lafferty. Bernard and Doris (2007), an HBO film starring Susan Sarandon as Duke, and Ralph Fiennes as the butler Lafferty. Rubirosa (2018), a Mexican web television series co-starring Katarina Čas as Doris Duke. On American Horror Story: Freakshow, Gloria Mott dresses up as Doris Duke for Halloween. As The Money Burns (2020-present) website, a history podcast reconstructing the Great Depression through the lives of heirs and heiresses. As a primary heiress, Doris Duke appears in multiple episodes beginning with the very first episode "Trust No One" which covers her father Buck Duke's death. Other episodes include her bow at Buckingham Palace, her debutante ball, and other key events and moments in her life. References Works cited Further reading External links Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Doris Duke Biographical History and Archival Collections (Duke University Libraries) Thomas D. Mcavoy: James Cromwell, Doris Duke and Frank Murphy attending Jackson Day dinner (Washington DC, 1940) 1912 births 1993 deaths 20th-century art collectors 20th-century American botanists American art collectors American billionaires American debutantes American horticulturists American magazine writers American socialites American women philanthropists Collectors of Asian art Deaths from pulmonary edema Duke family Female billionaires Islamic art People from the Upper East Side Philanthropists from New York (state) Transcendental Meditation exponents Writers from Newport, Rhode Island Writers from Manhattan Women art collectors