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James Lee Bartlow:
I started to work.
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Dick Powell
(as James Lee Bartlow)
in
The Bad and the Beautiful
(1952)
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James Lee Bartlow:
My first novel, on which I had labored for seven years, was just out. Surprisingly for a scholarly work on early Virginia, it was doing a brisk nationwide sale - possibly because it was liberally peppered with sex. Because, after all, early Virginia was liberally peppered with sex. Could that have been why Hollywood bought it?
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Dick Powell
(as James Lee Bartlow)
in
The Bad and the Beautiful
(1952)
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James Lee Bartlow:
Yes, this is James Lee Bartlow... Paris?... Mr. Shields!... is Mr. Shields paying for this call?... All right, put him on... Hello, Jonathan? Drop dead.
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Dick Powell
(as James Lee Bartlow)
in
The Bad and the Beautiful
(1952)
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