The pistol that landed in her Cadillac ended three careers
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The pistol that landed in her Cadillac ended three careers
This episode explores the dramatic events of a December afternoon in 1951 when a shooting in Beverly Hills irrevocably altered the life and career of actress Joan Bennett. How could an object she never touched derail a career built through three distinct versions of stardom?
Person: Joan Bennett
Date: December 13, 1951
Location: Beverly Hills, California
Event: Shooting in a parking lot
Husband: Walter Wanger
- Joan Bennett was born into a theatrical family in 1910, with her grandfather, father, mother, and sisters all involved in acting.
- By 1933, she had established herself as a blonde ingenue, playing roles like Amy March in "Little Women."
- In 1938, producer Walter Wanger persuaded her to dye her hair dark for "Trade Winds," transforming her image and leading to a new career phase.
- Wanger, who later became her husband, produced her films and shaped her image, leading to iconic roles in film noir like "The Woman in the Window."
- In 1950, she successfully transitioned to a third career phase, playing elegant mothers in films like "Father of the Bride" opposite Spencer Tracy.
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