A Star is Born (Polly Platt, The Invisible Woman, Episode 5)

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Pretty Baby and a Playmate Murder (Polly Platt, The Invisible Woman, Episode 6)

In an attempt to save her family, Polly transitions to screenwriting and producing, basing the prostitution drama Pretty Baby, starring a pre-teen Brooke Shields, on her own daughter. Polly finds herself increasingly overcome by alcoholism, while dealing with Shields’s own alcoho ...  Show more

Terms of Endearment (Polly Platt, The Invisible Woman, Episode 7)

Polly’s third marriage falls apart, and she enters more than one destructive affair. During these tumultuous times, Polly establishes a new collaboration with a male writer-director, James L. Brooks, and together the two turn another Larry McMurtry novel into a classic film: Term ...  Show more

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