Aug 14, 2011 | SF Sentinel
The new Jewess: A rising generation of actresses overturns old tropes
The year is 1950. The setting is a dimly lit movie studio backlot. It's the middle of the night, and an attractive young woman named Betty Schaefer is explaining to her screenwriting partner why she became a writer instead of what she really wanted to be - an actress.
The new Jewess: A rising generation of a . . .
Emmanuelle Chriqui. The year is 1950. The setting is a dimly lit movie studio backlot.
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