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Betty White Biography: “The First Lady” in the Show Business, Relationships, Career and More

Chris Dicker
4.5
2 reviews
Ebook
30
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Betty White, the first woman ever to host a talk show. She's the pioneer of television, because she was not only the first woman to have control both in front of and behind the camera, but also Betty White was the first woman to produce a sitcom (situation comedy), especially in times where women had very limited rights in the United States. 

Her tribute in "The Golden Girls" was the tipping point of her career where Betty White played as Rose Nylund. This was the most successful show of all time. How she got involved with it and explore her other career accomplishments in this biography...

You'll also learn more about Betty White's other projects and humanitarian work. What was the relationship with her mother and how Betty coped with difficulties in life? You'll also learn her relationship with Allen Ludden and why she was divorced two times before that... 

Mixed in with the significant accomplishments as a TV pioneer and actress, Betty White's sense of humor and perennial optimism delighted millions of fans around the world. It's clear that Betty won't stop TV appearances until the end of her life. This is something she truly enjoys and it is very evident. 

If you like Betty White on TV, you definitely want to check out this biography and learn more about her life, tributes and legacy. Grab your copy now! 

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4.5
2 reviews
Susan Rice
September 12, 2022
I like Betty White books
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