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  • Glyn, Elinor
    Elinor Glyn

    …filmed, including Three Weeks and It (1927), which had an American setting. The film version of It for some years made the word “it” a synonym for sex appeal. Unable to manage her finances in Hollywood, she returned to England in 1929. She completed her autobiography, Romantic Adventure, in 1936.

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    …filmed, including Three Weeks and It (1927), which had an American setting. The film version of It for some years made the word “it” a synonym for sex appeal. Unable to manage her finances in Hollywood, she returned to England in 1929. She completed her autobiography, Romantic Adventure, in 1936.

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