Title: Don't waste the cash
Product review: Almost all of the women written about here are b-movie stars and after reading this book it's not hard to see why they never became bigger stars. Based on what the authors tell us they didn't lead very interesting lives and although they claim their film roles were memorable I never heard of half of the movie mentioned. Killer Tomatoes is written very much in the style of the 1950s fan magazines. The gals are all portrayed as saints and victims and you are only given a glimpse into their private lives. I would have like to have learned a lot more about who they dated, who they hated, who was addicted to what! A lot of writers think a stars private business is none of our business but then why write the book? My other big problem is with the photographs. They are all grainy, low quality images. I am not going to complain about Jane Russell's rambling forward because she is in her eighties and I'm sure that was just added on to sell a few more books.
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