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  • Margaret Forster

    
she released her best-known work, Georgy Girl, the title character of which is a warmhearted ugly duckling looking for love in “Swinging Sixties” London. Forster also cowrote the screenplay of the 1966 film adaptation, which starred Lynn Redgrave as the ungainly Georgy, who ultimately finds security as the wife of


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she released her best-known work, Georgy Girl, the title character of which is a warmhearted ugly duckling looking for love in “Swinging Sixties” London. Forster also cowrote the screenplay of the 1966 film adaptation, which starred Lynn Redgrave as the ungainly Georgy, who ultimately finds security as the wife of


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