and their differences became irreconcilable after Wise's success turned her into a celebrity. In January 1958 Tupper forced Wise out. Soon afterward, every reference to her was removed from company literature. She owned no stock and left with a severance package of one year's salary, about $30,000. Wise attempted to form her own party-plan cosmetics company, Cinderella, but was unsuccessful. She died in 1992 in Florida, where she lived and owned land near Lake Tohopekaliga. In popular culture Wise was to be portrayed by Sandra Bullock in a movie based on the book Tupperware Unsealed, written by Bob Kealing. In 2016, the Tupperware company donated $200,000 to Florida's Osceola County to establish a conservation area and a "Brownie Wise Park" on an island in Lake Tohopekaliga. Bibliography Best wishes, Brownie Wise (1957) Tupperware! on PBS American Experience PBS American Experience: Biography of Brownie Wise Tupperware: An Open Container During a Decade of Containment, Alyssa Velazquez, Women's History Magazine, March 2014, Issue 74, p19-26 References External links The American Storyteller Radio Journal – Hear an online story about Brownie Wise Tupperware! – Brownie Wise PBS' American Experience Don Wildman and The Mysteries at the Museum – Blast from the Past Season 0, Episode 39. How Brownie Wise made Tupperware the life of the party. Guide to the Brownie Wise Papers, Archives Center, National Museum of American History 1913 births 1992 deaths American businesspeople in retailing People from Buford, Georgia People from Kissimmee, Florida 20th-century American businesspeople 20th-century American businesswomen People associated with direct selling