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Maggie Marr | The Dirt: A Woman In Hollywood

Like most women, I need my friends to sustain me but unlike a lot of women outside Hollywood, I also rely on my friends professionally. Making a film or television show is a collaborative process, and in Hollywood, it is often my friends who support my work. We work and play together. Do the lines get blurry? Yes, of course. But entertainment is The Industry where I found both the friendships that nurture me and the dirt that inspires me. Because to write Hollywood Girls Club and Secrets of The Hollywood Girls Club, I needed both the friendships and the dirt. Read More...

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1 comment posted.

Re: Maggie Marr | The Dirt: A Woman In Hollywood

You were looking for female friendships. I have very few women I actually call my friends. Aquaintences yes. 95% of my friends are men. We have great fun together,good companionship ect. There has never been any sexual thing with any of them. I think that would ruin the trust, friendship, fun,and all of the tomfoolery we have together. I would trust each one of them with my life.
(Nyla Thompson 11:31pm March 24, 2008)

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