Lana Turner had the BIGGEST scandal in Hollywood history..

[@KarineAlourde]

[on Hollywood] “It was all beauty and it was all talent, and if you had it they protected you.” -Lana T… watch “Bette Davis a witch who cast spells on costars & her own daughter?” kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHfCeoqonZecjK8

[@Alpha-Andromeda]

Hi Karine ❤️ please do Louise Brooks. She had a very interesting career and she was the Hepburn, Gardner, Turner of her era.

[@devinelove7011]

Hi, can you please do a video on Hedy Lamarr?

[@madamadam5951]

23:15 how can you say that her daughter is lesbian because she was sexually abused as a child?! How ignorant are you!

[@redlipsblacklace3373]

I am with you all the way 💖 abtw smelling your mom's perfume is a memory for the poor girl I bet 😢.

[@arnett.h6276]

She has done a video on her I believe.🤔

[@neledemeulemeester754]

You can be perfectly obsessed with getting your parent's love and attention WITHOUT having romantic feelings. Especially when they were lacking in affection

[@luckyduckydaisyflower2344]

I am appalled how affection is perverted.

[@khatzeye]

So disgusting to even suggest it. Why would that ever be a thought? Now a child having a high admiration of their mom is now lust 😂😂 wtf?

[@hanniemarie22]

Just because Sheryl longed for her mother's attention that doesn't imply she had any inappropriate feelings for her own mom! What a crazy hypothesis. Truly a very sad story too.

[@cappykarma1754]

Such a sad world to accuse her daughter of inappropriately having a crush on her mom. The daughter missed and loved her mom - totally normal.

[@Alpha-Andromeda]

I agree wholeheartedly. I mean, I grew up with a mother and grandmother who rejected any physical affection and that is always difficult. But I didn’t adore either of them, they weren’t my focus. Interestingly I now have a daughter who looks up to me in an adoring manner and I live a “glamorous” life. I see my daughter look at me in the same way that Lana’s daughter did and from time to time I also have to say “careful with my hair, careful with the lipstick, careful with the jewelry” and I can sense the “keep away please” tension that it creates for my daughter. But I don’t live like that every single moment, just when I perform or have an event. Lana however was done up ALWAYS. She did not focus on balance in any way and that is an important part of connecting with children. I can see how things could go downhill with a mother so focused on herself and an adoring daughter in a world full of uncles. Cheryl is a good girl and she was just trying to defend her mother. Hollywood is all about an excessive focus on image and that is one biggest detriments to a loving family life. That, and also to notice (we know thanks to Karine’s incredible channel) that most Hollywood stars of the golden era came from difficult childhoods where there were no role models to emulate. Anyway, thanks for saying it’s normal as per to the daughter’s love for her mother, because I also see it as normal and beautiful, but it has to be nurtured and dealt with great care, especially in the image-conscious worlds of fashion and performance. ❤

[@Lingua.Bailey]

Yea, Lana was literally a horrible human.

[@lisacrane3143]

@@Lingua.Baileygrow up

[@turquesa_8056]

My siblings and and I used to sleep with our moms nightgowns because she was a drug user and never home. It is a comfort thing I think.

[@loirinlancaster3]

She wasn’t in love with her mother like that, more like overprotective of her. Her daughter knew something wasn’t right about her mother, multiple men and multiple marriages. And I sense a great deal more happened to her by the hands of those men. Being a victim of that type of abuse, there’s only so much one actually tells because a lot of it is painful. 😊

[@Only1Nikki]

Smelling your moms clothes is not weird if you’re a child starving for attention. She might have married a woman because she watched her mom be in so many terrible relationships with men.

[@lisaellis2593]

True, I missed my mother too, she worked a lot,and I miss her , I' felt her job was her life, and not me,So I understand what Cheryl was going thru.

[@canesugar911]

Smelling the clothes of loved ones in general is not weird at all.

[@sapphic7779]

or maybe she just also liked women

[@annabelleleigh-]

Leave it to people to twist something

[@roundtwo3321]

The poor girl was viciously ravaged for years by Lex Barker. How is she going to be attracted to men after that horror show?

[@Momma_AL]

She wasn’t In love with her mother. She was a child that naturally wanted her mom’s love but her mother kept pushing her away because she didn’t want her daughter to touch her hair or makeup but at the same time allowed all those men in. Poor kid.

[@Patriot_Lady1776]

Her poor daughter - she was so abused and neglected.

[@angelaholmes8888]

I really feel bad for her

[@Lg.sidequest]

She strikes me as the type of woman who doesn't know how to be alone with herself and needs to fill the void with men. The good, the bad and the unfaithful as long as she has a man. She definitely sounds like the type of woman would put a man above her child.

[@mariecolette170]

Ooh very strong comment 😮 because Every single word u said is probably 100 percent true! Some mother daughter relationships are very turbulent..add being rich n famous with a fear of being alone and this is the drama that comes out of it!

[@lm9991]

Yet she left her rapist husband when she found out and some women deny it.

[@G.G.276]

A Pick me!

[@WhitneyAllisonGG]

I think Lana Turner was looking for a daddy figure more than a spouse.

[@pinkypie0751]

I wouldn't feel the least bit sorry for Lana. Her daughter obviously was traumatized and neglected growing up with such an unstable woman. Especially one as selfish as Her. She shouldn't of had a kid if all she ever did was night club and bar hop!

[@Lingua.Bailey]

Exactly! Lana was an absolutely horrible human.

[@G.G.276]

And She Was insanely Jealous of Other Women. Especially WOC!

[@anonymph4570]

The fact that they claimed that Cheryl was in love with her mother Lana is so absurd to me! Like every newborn would know the warmth and scent of their mother from being held it’s only natural she would do what she did. It’s not weird it’s just natural to want to surround yourself with things that make you feel safe and sound when surrounded by these strange men. Hell I even know how my grandmas and moms hands and sometimes even their presence even blind folded. But I also know some friends who just could not relate to it (sometimes cuz of the upbringing and sometimes cuz of the emotional distance). I also know some that relate to this kind of bond.

[@kathydoty8718]

Loved Lana Turner as the beautiful and talented Actress. 💚 💗 Favorite movie, "Imitation of Life." So sorry her daughter Sheryl couldn't get the love & affection from her Mom that she so deserved as a child, neither in life OR death. The least Lana could have done was leave her ALL the money to help her daughter with counseling and to ease her pain.😢

[@amberclark737]

That's one of my favorite movies! I hate that so many people have never seen it.

[@kathydoty8718]

@@amberclark737 Their loss. AWESOME movie!

[@austntexan]

Her own mother allowed her to be placed in a situation that caused her to be viciously graped repeatedly by strange men. Her mother was horrific. Women are so easy on other women. If this had been a father that allowed this to happen, he'd be buried beneath the jail.

[@G.G.276]

She was a Cruel WW!

[@gra-emed3617]

@@G.G.276 what’s a WW?

[@anka6356]

I feel fortunate to have had an affectionate mom growing up when I hear these horror stories of moms being cold. It makes me sad and angry really, but grateful for mine at the same time.

[@MatteBlack2024]

I don’t believe she was “in love” with her mother at all. She wanted more affection, which is normal for a child. She admired her mother, which is partially why she went into modeling. Also, the abuse from men early on could have DEFINITELY influenced her distrust. I agree with your read. Very tragic but seems she found love and stability. Thank you.

[@austntexan]

"I'm not gonna blame her for anything. . . she could've been protected a little bit more." Really, you think? This woman allowed strange many strange men around her daughter who had their way with her. That's horrific. There's no beauty that can wash away the terror she inflicted upon her child. This woman should not be celebrated. My God, what is wrong with you?

[@eshqa]

Her daughter loved her. I don't think she was was in love with her. When children aren't allowed closeness with a parent, some of them are in awe of, or kind of in awe of, the parent and try to feel close in other ways. It's not surprising her daughter might have sniffed her clothing on which there probably would've been the aroma of any perfume she wore.

[@QuatMan]

I LOVED her and her outfits in Immitation of Life❤

[@Be12397]

Sheryl’s story is really compelling! I’m glad that she found her way through MH and addiction and ran away to Hawaii to find happiness and love! I don’t think she had romantic feelings for Lana- people are so creepy then make her a lesbian on top of it- just adds fuel to the fire! Lana was cool! A real fighter and incredibly glamorous

[@rmcrae05]

I highly recommend her memoir Detour. A fascinating read.

[@anapuscau2236]

Poor girl was so starved of her mother’s love and attention. When I was a kid my mom had to go away with work a couple of times. I remember missing her so much that I would sleep with her shirt next to me because it would smell like her. Never thought that was weird. Kids are drawn to their mother’s smell.

[@fleurelise997]

How many beautiful talented people who are beloved by millions yet bear the scars of childhood trauma and deep unhappiness. May Lana Turner RIP.

[@ontheroadhome4796]

Well, to pick 1 movie. Imitation Of Life. Lana Turner, Juanita Moore, John Gavin, Sandra Dee, Susan Kohner and Mahalia Jackson. Those are also a few other actors to do videos on.

[@Eparham413]

Imitation of Life! For sure my favorite movie! Great job!

[@ew_barf]

If you could do a video on Carol Landis, that would be awesome. She was quite wild, though unfortunately like many celebrities of the gold age her ending was tragic

[@courtneypalmer53]

💛❤️ I love hearing about this era, and you cover it flawlessly. Thank You for always discussing these early era actresses.

[@LornaLens]

Another great video, the music was distracting on this one!

[@banterbabe]

Just wanted to say another great deep dive and thank you so much for not using the term “sensual assault” I really appreciate you for that 💖

[@jf9151]

Karine your killing it. Was thinking of Lana.

[@KarineAlourde]

🩷💛

[@mjscribber]

Omg This one was The Best yet!!! Ms Karen I wonder if you would do one on Jim Kelly and Bruce Lee. I really enjoy this. I add it to my daily routine now. Thank you 🙏🏾 so much.

[@melaniefulginiti8426]

I just watched the Zigfield Girls on Sunday & discovered who she is as well as her family scandal and woah 😳

[@KarineAlourde]

I know right 🫣

[@melaniefulginiti8426]

@@KarineAlourde my favorite colors are yellow & pink too💛💘

[@ppitchford67]

💖 great video, If you would do Donna Summers, that would be great. You have some wonderful informative videos 👏👏

[@amalyah46]

I grew up watching Lana Turner. She was always a hollywood beauty with talent.

[@robbinsally3982]

Imitation of Life is a movie classic. Such a great tearjerker!!

[@jessiehartel1136]

I believe a child being jealous for their parents attention is a normal issue when children are neglected and new men or women constantly fill a higher level than them. This happens when a parent constantly has new partners. Super sad, Lana sounds very obsessed with herself and to the detriment of her daughter. Just finished my MA in American History and recently stumbled on your channel. Love your videos, you do a fantastic job!

[@gwenhaklin6037]

Could you please do a video on Sandra Dee? My beautiful mother who passed away last year looked like her and as a teenager idolized her growing up. I know a ton about her but would love to see what you find out. Thank you your videos are awesome!

[@JuliaShalomJordan]

My favorite feature of Lana is the sweet dimple peeking out when she smiled.💛✨🌸✨💛 I love that her name was Julia! I so relate to the therapeutic love of applying makeup and putting together outfits.😆

[@KarineAlourde]

She had a gorgeous smile. 🩷💛🩷💛

[@jonibarger3147]

My mother was like that. She was always dressed to the nines and perfect make up and nails. ❤💗

[@zionsun102979]

I’ve just recently learned of your channel and have enjoyed all the content I’ve seen so far. However, I am surprised you didn’t mention Ms. Turner’s iconic role in the remake of “Imitation of Life’ with Juanita Moore. But maybe I’m biased because it’s one of my favorite movies 😂💜💜💜 love your work.

[@christineml1476]

Loved her in "Imitation of Life". 🩷💛

[@azkadeelia]

Love Lana! I'm very much like her in the fact that I find makeup and fashion super therapeutic. I always say, the worse I feel the better I look! On a bad day I'll spend an hour on my hair and makeup and it always makes me feel better. Never met anyone who was that crazy about it when feeling like crap, but hearing about Lana makes me feel more normal 💛💗

[@LoraW9997]

My Madian name is Stompanato. Johnny Stompanato was my father uncle . They all thought Lana unalived him . Poor Cheryl 😢

[@IsKaiOkay]

I literally binge watch your videos even the ones I’ve already seen. Please do Louise Brooks next!!!!

[@arnett.h6276]

We love you Karine! Can you do one on RUDOLPH VALENTINO the silent film Rake of Golden age of Cinema motion picture.🌹💪🏾🎬

[@doyoumissming]

Imitation of Life is my favorite.

[@sunnni_]

I never heard of her but she was GLAM and so beautiful. My mom always told us to never bring a man home when you have kids and my mom never did as well. And I will say that could have played a part of her being over protective but not obsessed with her mom.

[@girlcheck]

There is nothing unusual about a child smelling her mother's clothes. To this day I can remember my father's scent. She probably missed her mother terribly and grieved in her absence. Recently while going through my deceased mother's things I came across a stash of clothing in a plastic bag. I smelted them and they smelled just like her. It was a bitter sweet moment as I thought of her and how sweet and precious she was and how much I miss her 😢

[@bobbyantonelli7978]

Thanks so much for the video on Lana Turner! She liked the color pink so much her boudoir was “ shell pink”.True glamour and class. I love Lana 💗

[@psychmr2365]

Karine, you’re a delight. Your videos are priceless….SOOO much intriguing information. You are so appreciated.

[@cherishhighvibes4283]

🩷💛 I wouldn't be surprised if her daughter's actions were triggered by past trauma. When you said "uncles" it made me think of Christina Crawford. It must be hard having a "nontraditional" mother, at that time, having to share her with so many others. I was trying to think of who would be interesting for future videos... I have a terrible memory, though 😬 I can't remember everyone you've done!😂 This did make me think of how I used to love Virginia Mayo, when I was a kid. I find Gloria Graham intriguing, and know nothing about her. You have done most of my favorite Artists of color, I love how diverse your "subjects" are. I tried to look through your videos, have you done Michelle Yeoh? She's so elegant. If you ever think of doing a "Where Are They Now" episode, I was thinking for the Rappers/R & B/Freestyle Artists I loved in the late 80's/early 90's, like: MC Lyte, Jody Whatley, Lisette Melendez, Exposé, Cover Girls, Michelé😳 Maybe Girl Groups would be interesting?

[@anouarouattou5830]

Can you please do Helena Kristensen the 90s supermodel 😊

[@mmmnothanks]

I'm doing research on her and I'm like I wonder if Karine did a video on her and I'm so glad you did.

[@Lilmisscostumedrama]

Why are so of these Hollywood people so emotionally redundant with their children? I feel awful about her father getting murdered for some prize money 😢😢😢 that was awful. Listening to her backstory it makes sense as to why she turned out how she did. 💐💝

[@gra-emed3617]

I would think it takes a certain type of person to seek the limelight and crave attention and adoration on a worldwide scale, I would think a lot of people like that would have some extreme personality disorder. Narcissistic or borderline etc. so it goes hand in hand with being incapable of being a balanced parent who gives their children what they need. Too wrapped up in themselves. Just my opinion though 😂

[@UlysseLife]

I Love 💕 Lana Turner 🩷 one of my favourite actresses, she gorgeous and she was very talented. I see her Gene Tierney , Jane Mansfield, and Marilyn Monroe as iconic old Hollywood glam. 💠🩵💄🫦🩵🩵🫦💄🩵💠

[@TheSweetpea1971]

Can you please do Sandra Dee? She played Lana's daughter in Imitation of Life. Her story is crazy too. Her mother was a whole lot. And her life was pretty sad.

[@bestnanacook]

Thank you for your videos on Old Hollywood. Please do one on Ester Williams.

[@elleshaw9837]

All every child wants is their mother's love. When that love is withheld, that child will do anything to get the love and attention. So any little bit of affection the mother shows, the child drinks it in and when the mother withdraws, the child blames themselves. Then mom brings home husbands to love and the child is placed at the end of the line for the mother's love. The issue being the mom never learned how to love so how could she share it with her child or anyone else.

[@Allaboutthe80s]

Hi Karine! I just recently discovered your channel and have been binge watching for the last 2 weeks! I love and appreciate what you do and all the research and hard work it must take for each of your stories. I especially love all the beautiful pictures you include with each story. I was wondering if you would cover Frances Farmer? Her life story is so unbelievably tragic and heartbreaking. Jessica Lange played her in the movie "Frances". Her best performance ever in my opinion. I think more people need to hear her story. Thank you for all that you do!

[@llburton]

Lana Turner ❤ I just know when that Frequency beat drops the video is going to good!!!

[@KarineAlourde]

♥️♥️

[@clarisaantiagingdermatology]

Thank you for taking the time to deliver the very detailed histories about these beautiful women and posting several photos of these gorgeous actresses ❤🌹❤️

[@aanalxve]

Karine,I love your videos 🤍 you should do a breakdown on Ornella Muti!

[@patriciasanders5887]

My favorite movie with Lana Turner is a Imitation of Life. It brings me to tears every time I watch this movie. I watch this specific movie every year. Thanks for this video ❤.

[@susanrike7476]

Lana was sexy and glamorous. My favorite was "The Postman Always Rings Twice." She and John Garfield sizzled both on-screen (and off-screen, too). I think her daughter probably took the rap for the mobster boyfriend's death. Cheryl wasn't "in love" with her mother. She was very protective. Apparently, this mobster had roughed up her mom before and was threatening to do more harm since Lana was ending the relationship. I feel for the daughter since Lana had so many lovers and husbands. There was no stability. That said, Lana was also a very gifted actress who often got labeled a sex symbol. She was much more than that. Thanks, Karine, for your profile of the glorious Lana Turner! 💗💛💗💛

[@janlovesyouu]

I absolutely love that Lana had her daughters back. I’ve been quite shocked to hear what a lot of these women have went through.

[@nadienadie6246]

I really like how fast you redact and still give good details! ❤

[@susanwilliams4965]

Not sure if you mentioned Lana Turner in Imitation of Life but I didn't hear it, was one of my favorites

[@ryanlewandowsky2077]

I low key fan boy Lana’s A lister always ready for the camera grooming routine. Shucks I’m a man but some days I struggle to maintain just not dirty forget about “glam” Her remedy for stress was planning outfits? I admire this Lady!

[@nenar4097]

My favorite movies of hers were Imitation of Life. I always cry when I watch it and Madame X. I cried in that one too.

[@Diesmond-fi3ee]

I really enjoy your Docu-Shows...and this one with Lana was informative and accurate...

[@topaz1125]

The postman always rings twice and imitation of life are my favorite movies with Lana Turner. I do blame Lana though.

[@Minlaroo]

I forgot about Imitation of Life. Great movie❤

[@TheresaTimmerman]

I don't think Cheryl was in love with her mother in a carnal way, but she was in love with the woman she wanted to put her first in her life, her mother, the one person who should have put her first. As for the murder Cheryl probably was just trying to protect her mom. Lana should have put her first, but she too carried her own baggage and it affected her mentally too. The golden age was not so golden, but was a murky place where many stars were held captive by their past offenses and trials.

[@canesugar911]

Why put her first?

[@TheresaTimmerman]

@@canesugar911 because a mother should always put the needs and affections of her children above her own whenever possible

[@MarkettaWalker]

As always you've done a phenomenal job.🎉 I loved the track in the background I was trying to guess who it was. Tell bro it's super dope🎉 Lana although beautiful and talented emotionally neglected her daughter. Her life was to filled with men and the limelight and needling attention she missed from her father. Lana was Still looking for her dad's love in all these men.

[@devdiya9615]

Karine my dear you read my mind again! I was just watching Peyton Place and wondered what if Karine made a video on Lana Turner! And this showed up just a few hours later! ❤ I guess we are soul 👯‍♀️ sisters! Also plz make more videos on Bollywood or Indian actresses like Sridevi or Silk Smita!! I adored your Rekha and Madhuri Dixit video and keep watching it over and over again 😂

[@KarineAlourde]

Wow that’s crazy 😮 what are the odds. And definitely. I love Bollywood breakdowns. I got you ❤

[@Muirmaiden]

Lana's father was murdered when she was nine years old (case unsolved). In a 1951 article for The Woman's Home Companion, Lana wrote: "The shock I suffered then may be a valid excuse for me now. It may explain things I do not myself understand. I know my father's sweetness and gaiety, his warmth and his tragedy have never been far from me - that, and a sense of loss and growing up too fast. Until now, my life had been wayward and impulsive, always searching for something that isn't there and then disillusionment." Cheryl noted in her autobiography, "Her [Lana's] feelings about men had to have been shaped by the odd example of her father, a fun-loving bounder whose dreams and schemes never did pan out, and the only tap dancer in her non-musical life. On the one hand, he was utterly magnetic. If she sensed Gran's growing coldness to him, it was nothing like the warmth that she felt every time he swept her up and spun her around the music of the wind-up Victrola. But on the other hand, he rejected her and her mother, leaving them in great hardship." Cheryl stated that she was aware of her sexual orientation at the age of 6. It had nothing to do with the SA she suffered. Moreover, the coroner's inquest confirmed that the person who stabbed Johnny Stompanto did not know to handle knives because the blade was inserted upside down, in other words, sharp side up. This fits as 14-year-old Cheryl was rarely permitted in the kitchen. At 14, Cheryl was taller than Lana and Stompanto was dying of a liver ailment and would have only lived a few more years if that. Cheryl didn't start modeling until she was nearly 20 years old. Other than Lex Barker, Cheryl never accused any of her mother's other husbands or boyfriends of abusing her. She viewed her mother's fifth husband, Fred May, as her second father. Cheryl's father, Stephen Crane, was married five times, and when she visited her father as a child, he often had strange people around her, smoking, drinking, playing poker, etc, but I don't see people using that against him.

[@cynique46]

How Lana is with shoes thats me lol if i love a shoe, i have to have it in every color.

[@bobbyantonelli7978]

PS Read “ Detour: A Hollywood Story” by her daughter Cheryl. Great Hollywood book!

[@ianedwards4400]

Lana Turner was the greatest symbol of blonde beauty and MGM's top money-making star during the 1940's and 1950's. Hers was a rags to riches story. As myth goes, she was discovered by an agent sipping a soda at Currie's Ice Cream Parlour which led to her role in Mervyn Leroy's film They Won't Forget [1937]. This film launched her as the "Sweater Girl" and catapulted her as the reigning queen of MGM for 17 incredibly productive years. Her big screen break came with Ziegfeld Girl [1941], and she never looked back. Some of her outstanding films include: The Postman Always Rings Twice, The Three Musketeers [Her opening scene dressed in green sitting in coach will knock you out -so incredibly beautiful was she], The bad and the beautiful and Peyton Place for which she was nominated for an Oscar. While her acting may have been flayed at times, the success of her films and the jingle of the cash register at the box-office gave MGM the viability it needed.

[@G.G.276]

She’s the Original Regina George!

[@SeasonedEnlightened]

Decades ago I remember watching a movie based on a true story, I think it was called Madam X, and I never researched it. After watching this video maybe it was based on the trauma of what happened in her life. I wish that I could remember it all now. Thank you for taking us down memory road. Thank you for all your time and effort putting this together.🥰

[@minervaweigel]

I named my daughter LANA after Lana Turner. 💗💛💗💛💗💛

[@HellaGabriella187]

Absolutely love your videos! Keep up the good work! 💟

[@ivycarrano8207]

A true movie star in every sense of the word.

[@arnett.h6276]

She was one of the original bomb shells.💣💗

[@roderickhutchinson5447]

In a happy comment, she is a stunning looking woman, period.

[@elleshaw9837]

Great story Karine. I really enjoy these.❤

[@jaggg.3821]

okay, here's what usually get's missed out of the conversation with Johnny Guy. The Mob was interested in dipping their toes in every kind of business you could possibly think and Hollywood was such a business. Johnny guy was a ex-marine WWII Veteran guessing maybe before the War he ventured into the world of organized crime because he came back after The War's End too work for Mickey Cohen. He was a bodyguard for Cohen; He was a known Gigolo probably set up extortion scheme's with Older women & executive wives of Hollywood elite; Johnny began going out with Lana because She was a Mark. She marry him; get him and executive job in Hollywood where eventually Mickey could then take over a Studio. A lot of racketeering/money laundering/fraud/narcotics and of course signing people too contract's in order to do whatever they choose with great talent! The trouble is Lana still owned herself; nobody told her what too do accept for executives in Hollywood. Although, I'm laughing in my head over this one; Johnny could last far longer in bed he was impressive guy wise and had a lot of stamina. after, 7 month's Lana grew bored and dumped Him; he didn't leave he stayed in the house so since she had too do a movie thankfully in Scotland. He tracked her down in Scotland attacked her violently and who nearly killed Him; a young Sean Connery. An that dude was bulky but, he did Help Lana Turner and Johnny got himself banned from England/Scotland & The United Kingdom. She got numerous body guards after that. now you'd think after Lana goes on vacation recovering from The Attack you don't expect that guy to show up at your vacation in The Caribbean before heading home but, there was Johnny Guy the Mob had their own Social media of their day! daughter arrives on vacation with mom and awkward what was Johnny Guy doing there? If no one has yet finished scratching their Head it was all about Mickey Cohen criminal organization and He was Johnny Guy's boss. This mean's Lana Turner and Daughter are actually being held hostage. So finally after Lana Turner's decision too take her daughter to The Award Ceremony that's when he blew up and that's when she screamed at him; I want you out of here, Get Out (Lana Turner owned her own House), Johnny can't tell Mickey his boss that she don't want me around no more this is the Mob so he tells her if you were a Man I'll kill you but since you make your living with your face, I'll carve you up good. Now Lana's daughter hear's her mom struggle with Johnny Guy and goes to the kitchen picks up a butcher knife for carving Turkey; goes up stairs and right when Johnny Guy leaves to get something too carve her face with walks right into The Knife🔪 which lana's daughter held it sticking out. now what child is going too stand back and not defend their parent from a possible attack? Lana does the following calls her Ex-Husband/Her Agent/a doctor who has too tell Lana they're going too need a good Lawyer; then police get called. An Lana Turner during the murder Trial against her Daughter Acted her butt off she deserved an Oscar for everybody said it. The daughter struggled with guilt because she killed someone and had acting out behaviour after that I'd say shell shock a bit. Bottom line Lana's daughter saved her mother's life!

[@the_hannah_ohara]

💛💖 (Yellow heart and a pink heart with some extra glamorous sparkle ✨ for Lana) She's probably one of my favourite actresses from that era. I just love Lana's style. Have you featured Jayne Mansfield on your KZbin channel yet? I'd love to see you do a deep dive into her career and life.

[@chai387]

Can you do a video about Mexican singer and actress Thalia? Love your videos

[@Darbymarbes456]

Loved her Imitation of Life, Peyton Place and Portrait Black. She filmed with the actress who played her daughter in Imitation of Life in the latter.

[@MISSNICH1]

Loved her in Imitation Of Life❤

[@Karasakina]

Imitation of life was my moms favorite movie, that’s the first I saw her and was taken by her style loved her dresses 👗

[@Diana-yv5bn]

Hey Karine! Now that Titanic is trending again, can you do a video on Kate Winslet? She has an interesting, unbothered charm to her. Maybe a video on how we lack elegance and that mystique in Hollywood these days..

[@mr6688]

Lana Turner was one of the most beautiful actresses ever.

[@2020Bookworm]

Uh, here's a news flash. Most kids want their mother all to themselves.

[@brucesmith3072]

The forgotten member of the family is Lana's mother - I don't even know her name. With a murdered husband she did her best for both. She was no "Stage Mom"! Just made life as comfortable as possible for them. Lana begged her to the set during exciting shoots: "No, I'll just get in the way". She certainly wasn't greedy! Complained Lana worked too hard: up at 5AM for makeup, reading scripts till 11PM at night. She accepted & tolerated Lana's abortions & divorces. GREAT MOM! Loving your children unconditionally. No 'Lana' without her!

[@beadiemccord4685]

Mildred Frances Cowan Turner is the name of Lana turner mother. I am related to them through my mom side of my family.

[@tabathaogost4982]

The people that say Cheryl was in love with her mom are just homophobic, saying this because she was gay.

[@lanacampbell-moore6686]

My Mother named me Lana bc of Lana Turner❤

[@keithbuchanan8588]

All of her films were great. So many great actors & actresses did not receive an Oscar.......💝

[@juliaromero8425]

I think it’s interesting how people view being a lesbian vs being gay. People are so willing to accept that men are born gay yet when a woman is gay it MUST be due to some trauma she experienced in the past. Poor girl blamed for being in LOVE WITH HER MOTHER? Pleassee

[@trueselfunmasked]

I loved Lana Turner on the episode of Columbo, the iconic tv series. Lana’s character buried her husband in the backyard and she played the heck out of that role. Lt Columbo was still a big fan but he had to arrest her anyway. He had the greatest stars on his tv show. Karine, it was good seeing younger pictures of Ms Turner because on Columbo she was older and I wondered what she looked like when she was younger because even older you could tell she was a beauty. This was before google was popular.

[@HelenS.739]

I had read about her legs being insurance for a million dollars damn. Plus she was married 8 times, one of her husbands she married twice. What kind of mother was she. I loved my mom but I didn't have a crush on her. I'm sorry but that's sick. As always another great video and Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍

[@groovywitch1955]

She didn’t have a crush on her mum,she deeply missed her

[@G.G.276]

She was one the most bitterly vain cruel Women in Hollywood! Did you hear how She treated Juanita Moore?

[@Fandango711]

Love your work Karine!

[@teresalenaandprincessthedo8566]

Omg that is literally one of my most favorite movies ever, “imitation of life” she literally played an actress and that is how Hollywood really was like you talk about , I cry every single time at the end of that movie 🎥🐾💓🌸💛