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Carol Hollywood as Invader

Carol made a few more films in this country and then ran into a serious dilemma. Ken Russell had offered her a good serious part in ‘Women in Love’ and the sharks from

Hollywood in general and one shark, Irv Levin, in

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particular, went flat out to get her and wined and dined her at the Dorchester, and so she got into bed with Irv and next morning as a present there was a lovely navy blue

Mercedes Benz 280SL with ten thousand pounds in cash in

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the glove compartment parked outside. Irv offered her a further £70,000 to appear in ‘Daddy’s Gone A Hunting’ and Carol forgot about ‘Women in Love’ which is the film she actually should have appeared in.

Irv took her off for a week of sun and sex in a little Italian albergo, and it was one of the happiest times of her life, said Carol.

And then his wife objected and he had to go home and ‘Daddy’s Gone A Hunting’ was a flop and the car was snatched back because it turned out it wasn’t a present after all but just the loan of a company car.

Paul Burke, the star of ‘Daddy’s Gone A Hunting’, Carol described as ‘immorally good looking’. She had a two year affair with him, even though he was a heavy drinker and addictive gambler. They split up and she had a fling with Frank Sinatra. She and Burke agreed to kiss and make up and agreed to spend the Christmas of 1971 together.

But Burke, by way of revenge, rang from a hotel in Las Vegas to say he wasn’t coming because he was in bed with a couple of beautiful hookers.

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