Fedora (1978)
The world mourns after the fabulous, ageless, enigmatic film star Fedora throws herself under a train. Hollywood producer Barry Detweiler recalls how, only a fortnight earlier, he had gone to Corfu to try to persuade Fedora to return to the screen in a new version of Anna Karenina. She agitatedly complained to him about being kept a prisoner.
Books with substantial mentioning of Fedora
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Tony Thomas The Complete Films of Henry Fonda Secaucus, NJ, 1983 |
Reviews
| William K. Everson, Fedora, in: Films in Review, vol. 30, 1979 pp. 377-378 |