Frederica Sagor Maas was a screenwriter at a time when women were “assigned” fluff-piece roles, and not allowed to be taken seriously. Perhaps she had a bit of an edge to her, but there must be some truth for her to have written a book about it 40+ years later…clearly, the issue was not a financial reward but the stealing of ideas and credit. Certainly, anyone who’s worked in Hollywood (or for anything of major importance, really) has dealt with the politics of reaping where one does not sow.

She was pretty enough to have been in movies. Thanks (as ususal) for an interesting article Andre.