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Peg Entwistle: Thirteen Women
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On June 13, 1932, Entwistle signed a contract for a one-picture deal with RKO Studios. Producer David O. Selznick signed below her name and is titled as "Vice President."[21] Entwistle was to report "on or about" July 2, 1932 to begin shooting her part as Hazel Cousins in Thirteen Women.[21] Entwistle's RKO contract spells her character role as "Hazel Cozins."[21]
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Peg was elated when she secured a deal from RKO Studios, that got her a part in Thirteen Women (1932). Sad to say, initial critical reaction (in previews) to the pic was negative, and RKO decided to re-cut it, leaving most of Peg's screen time on the cutting room floor. Worse, the studio declined to pick up her option.
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Entwistle's RKO contract was not optioned. What happened to her and what she did after she completed filming of her part in Thirteen Women remains, for the most part, a mystery. It is known that she posed topless for the photographer then known as Bruno of Hollywood, [23] and that this session may have been due to financial hardship, but what led exactly to her pathos may never actually be known.
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