The It Girl by Eleanor Glynn

Eleanor glynn's it could not be more different than stephen king's it, which wouldn't come o for about 60 years. Scholberg had no intention of apting glen's actual writing, but sensing a priceless marketing hook,. He paid the author 50 thousand dollars for the right to the concept of it and for her indorsement of clara beau as the it girl. After it, clara was given her first serious, dramatic leading role in a film called children of divorce. She would profess love to more than one man at a time and give each of them just a portion of herself. This would drive the men crazy and cause them to obsess over trying