By Hollywood has never been quite as polished behind the scenes as it looked on screen. During the studio era, the people making movies lived in a world filled with strict contracts, powerful studios, unusual rules, scandalous behavior, and plenty of secrets that were carefully kept away from audiences. The glamorous
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