Brooke Hayward
Margaret Sullavan
['julia antonia', 'queen isabella', 'tiamat', 'charlotte shelby', 'queen mother', 'grand duchess maria teresa', 'maria ii', 'anne bancroft', 'zhu manyue', 'ashkhen', 'maria louisa bustill', 'magda goebbels', 'melanie griffith', 'poornima enterprises', 'eileen ryan', 'sharman macdonald', 'stateira', 'phoebe cates', 'trishala', 'british prime minister', 'constance lloyd', 'thetis', 'emma wedgwood', 'hannah chaplin', 'jennifer kendal', 'julia lennon', 'klytaemnestra', 'queen louise', 'kausalya', 'mata gujri', 'khentkaus ii', 'maria barbara bach', 'empress alexandra feodorovna', 'matilda', 'mary arden', 'princess helen', 'ingrid', 'queen munjeong', 'princess irene', 'tsarina maria alexandrovna', 'sophia magdalena', 'consort li ezi', 'mother maybelle', 'atia', 'ranavalona i', 'sunandha kumariratana', 'zita', 'eudoxia lopukhina', 'dulce', 'mariam tsitsishvili', 'nicaea', 'judy garland', 'igraine', 'maureen lipman', 'deianira', 'sheba', 'irene doukaina', 'margaret mead', 'maria jane dyer', 'daria nicolodi', 'marge', 'ahinoam', 'coronis', 'jacqueline kennedy onassis', 'lady randolph churchill', 'rani karnavati', 'emmeline', 'hidimbi', 'jayne mansfield', 'neetu singh', 'martha bernays', 'elizabeth ii', 'lady zhen', 'zhou dynasty', 'margaret thatcher', 'kyra sedgwick', 'queen tiye', 'bianca', 'maria carolina', 'darejan dadiani', 'linda lee cadwell', 'lee grant', 'maria caroline gibert de lametz', 'bulle ogier', 'nadira banu begum', 'queen matilda', 'hera', 'pauline bonaparte', 'talia shire', 'demi moore', 'fredegund', 'andromache', 'eirene', 'amina', 'olympias', 'maria fyodorovna', 'telephassa', 'nyx', 'elizabeth cooke']
Haywire (book)
Haywire (ISBN 978-0-307-73959-9) is the 1977 memoir by actress and writer Brooke Hayward (born 1937), daughter of theatrical agent and producer Leland Hayward and actress Margaret Sullavan. It is a #1 New York Times Best Seller and was on the list for 17 weeks. In Haywire, Brooke details her experience of growing up immersed in the glamorous and extravagant lifestyle afforded by her parents’ successful Hollywood and Broadway careers and tells the story of how her very privileged, beautiful family and their seemingly idyllic life fell apart.