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Welcome to Lana Turner Online!

This publicity photo for 1966's "Madame X" is one of my favorite photos of Lana.Lana having a coffee and smoke break on the set of "Postman" in 1946. Lou Valentino Collection.

Gosh! I can't believe it's already been a year since I started this project. It's been a ball and I couldn't have done it without all of the wonderful people who have sent me videos, photographs, feedback, film reviews and recollections. I thank you all and remind you that this site is not only a valentine to Lana but to her fans as well.

2006 will feature fewer but more substantial updates, rewrites of some of the film reviews and more research. I am just getting started!

Sources of Info For This Site:

Books:

The Films of Lana Turner: Lou Valentino, 1976

Always Lana: Taylor Pero and Jeff Rovin, 1982.

Detour: Cheryl Crane and Cliff Jahr, 1988.

Lana, The Lady, The Legend, The Truth: Lana Turner, 1982.

Internet Sources:

The Internet Movie Database: www.imdb.com

Documentaries:

Lana Turner: A Daughter's Memoir (A Soapbox Production of a Carole Langer Film for Turner Classic Movies, 2001.)

Lana Turner: Hollywood's Screen Siren (A segment of A&E's Biography Series, 2000.)

MGM, When the Lion Roars (PBS 1992.)

Miscellaneous:

Lana, Live at Town Hall, 1975.

 

*Thank You to Tony Makara and Taylor Pero for the use of their photos (and also Carl Berggren for sending the Pero photos to me).
 

*Thank You to J.B. for listening to me bitch and moan about this project, when all you wanted to do was eat your chicken picatta in peace.

*And finally Thank You to L.T. for supplying the inspiration and the glamour.

About the Webmistress:

Liza in December, 2004.As you probably have already figured out, my name is Liza Waldman. I am twenty-five years old and currently reside in the Boston area. I work as a server at The Outback Steakhouse in Norwood, Mass and am currently attending college part time. I have been a classic film nut from the age of nine and Lana Turner is one of many Golden Age stars that I admire. Feel free to contact me with questions, comments or anything else about the site at Liza@lanaturneronline.com

*Per the Fair Use Clause of Section 107 of the amended Copyright Act of 1976 (17 USC Section 107), images and text on this site are intended solely for non-profit educational purposes, to provide researchers and general readers with information about Lana Turner's life and career*. (Photos on this site are for entertainment and educational purposes only and are copyrighted by their rightful owners).

*Cover Photo (of Lana in pearls) is courtesy of Taylor Pero. Please do not reproduce in any way shape or form without Mr. Pero's written permission. Violators will be prosecuted.

 

Lana in 1978. Photo Copyrighted by Taylor Pero 2005-2006. All Rights Reserved

 

In loving memory of Dakota

August 1, 1993-September 18, 2005

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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