She had just been named the 1980 Playboy Playmate of the year, she was involved in a love affair with a famous director (Peter Bogdanovich), and her luminous beauty was drawing comparisons to Marilyn Monroe. Market data provided by Factset. These days, Bogdanovich is keeping busy. At the time of her death, she had just completed production on her first major film, They All Laughed, by the director Peter Bogdanovich, famous for The Last Picture Show. The 1980 article in the Edmonton Journal reported that Snider expected but could not prove that Stratten was having an affair. Pieces of Time. She needed to see the world out there. He told the site he still loves Louise and has no interest in dating anyone else, despite the divorce. In his defense, Hefner explained that the purpose of the ban was to encourage Stratten and Bogdanovich to appear at the mansion as a couple. Snider convinced her to submit photos to Playboy after seeing an advertisement for the magazines 25th Anniversary Playmate search in 1978, IMDB reports. Dorothy Stratten's murder leads to Hefner, Peter Bogdanovich controversy: Part 10 Bogdanovich published a book in which he blamed Hefner and Playboy for contributing to Stratten's death. On August 9, the day after his meeting with Stratten, Snider and the private detective he had hired went to a local gun store. The Detroit Free Press described on November 16, 1980 how Strattens blond hair hung naturally, oddly unaffected by the violence to her countenance. Three more commercial failures followed: "At Long Last Love" (1975), "Nickelodeon" (1976), and "Saint Jack" (1979). GettyDorothy Stratten (l) and her half sister Louise Stratten with Peter Bogdanovich. For a time he even lived in Quentin Tarantinos guesthouse, according to Vulture. The following month, however, Stratten and Snider were found dead at his West Los Angeles home, with police determining Snider shot Stratten before killing himself. Just a year before, 20-year-old Stratten, whom Bogdanovich said he loved more than any woman before or since, was brutally murdered in 1980 by her estranged husband Paul Snider before Snider took his life that same day. Quotes displayed in real-time or delayed by at least 15 minutes. Despite their split, they must have stayed on good terms as they worked together on 2014 film Shes Funny That Way, with Bogdanovich as director and Stratten as producer. Amber is a freelance writer on The Focus who mainly covers anything celeb, music, and entertainment related. (1972) and the father-daughter dramedy "Paper Moon" (1973). (Reuters). Snider, who was also from Vancouver, quit school in the seventh grade after his parents split up and worked as a leather cutter in his dads sweatshop, the book says. In late June, just a few weeks after their first wedding anniversary, Snider received another letter from Stratten, this one announcing that they were now physically and financially separated. In August 1981, a year after Stratten's death, her final film, the romantic comedy They All Laughed, which was written and directed by Bogdanovich, had its U.S. In the summer of 1980, Bogdanovich's girlfriend, model and actor Dorothy Stratten, was murdered by her estranged husband. Bogdanovich, in a 1984 book titled The Killing of the Unicorn: Dorothy Stratten, 1960-1980, criticized Hugh Hefner's Playboy empire for its alleged role in events he said ended in Stratten's death . [25], Some time after midnight in the early morning of August 15, the private detective telephoned the Playboy Mansion and told Hefner that Stratten had been murdered. He wasnt doing anything, nobody was admiring him. He was an older man with a rugged past and first encountered the gorgeous blonde at a Dairy Queen in Vancouver. First half of an interview with Dorothy, from April 16th 1980. In the book, Bogdanovich wrote of how he was captivated by the innocent charm of Ms. Stratten, whom he directed in her best-known film, They All Laughed, a comedy with John Ritter, Audrey Hepburn and Ben Gazzara. Marka / Universal Images Group via Getty Images, Cybill Shepherd and Jeff Bridges as high school students in "The Last Picture Show. [citation needed], On March 22, 1980, Stratten flew to New York City to begin work on what became her last film project, They All Laughed (1981), a romantic comedy being directed by Peter Bogdanovich. But you cant do that. "What's Up, Doc?" [I miss her] wisdom, her laugh, her warmth, her beauty, her humor, her charm, her elegance [and] her empathy, he later wrote to Fox News on Stratten. Dorothy Stratten. Dorothy Ruth Hoogstraten (February 28, 1960 - August 14, 1980), known professionally as Dorothy Stratten, was a Playboy Playmate and actress, originally from Vancouver British Columbia .Stratten was the Playboy Playmate of the Month for August 1979 and Playmate of the Year in 1980, and appeared in three comedy films and in at least two episodes of shows broadcast on American network television. ", Tatum O'Neal as Addie Loggins and Ryan O'Neal as Moses Pray in "Paper Moon. Audrey [Hepburn] didnt even have a chair. He was also a pimp. With his wife beyond his immediate control and fearing the worst, Snider telephoned from Los Angeles in response and flew into a rage when Stratten answered. She was kind of the inspiration for the film in a funny way Sometimes its painful to watch the documentary. Today, Peter Bogdanovich is 80 years old (he was born on July 30, 1939). [20] The police later found $1,100 in cash among Stratten's belongings in the house, which she had apparently brought for Snider as a down payment. Bogdanovich died early. [46] and "Californication" by the Red Hot Chili Peppers makes reference to her.[47]. He drove a Mercedes with a license plate that read STAR 80, which was later the name taken for a Hollywood movie about Stratten. Stratten died from a shotgun blast in the face, apparently inflicted by her estranged husband who later killed himself. The bodies were found in the house by friends.. She was murdered shortly after starring in the movie Galaxina at the age of 20 by her estranged husband and manager Paul Snider, who she was in the process of divorcing and breaking business ties. The court records contain responses that Bogdanovich gave to interrogatories in the court case. Nearly nine years after Stratten's death, the 49-year-old Bogdanovich married her younger sister Louise Stratten, who was just 20 at the time. (The events that led to the killing were later dramatized in the movie "Star 80. Powered by. Stratten, 20, was shot to death in West Los Angeles by her estranged husband, Paul Snider, who then killed himself. [29] Three years after the murder, the author's granddaughter, Mariel Hemingway, played Stratten in Star 80, the Bob Fosse biopic about the doomed Playmate and her husband. The book Picture Shows: The life and Films of Peter Bogdanovich by Andrew Yule states that Dorothy was born in a Salvation Army Hospital on February 28, 1960. By far the most controversial part of the book is the director's claim that Hefner had sexually assaulted a then eighteen-year-old Stratten in August 1978. Heres what you need to know about Louise Stratten today: GettyLouise Stratten with Peter Bogdanovich. Louise and Bogdanovich co wrote and Bogdanovich directed a 2014 movie starring Owen Wilson and called Shes Funny That Way. All rights reserved. Bogdanovich, 49, married Louise Hoogstratten, 20, also known as L.B. What did the crime scene reveal, though? For the Director of U.S. Coast Guard SPARS during World War II, see, Canadian Playmate and actress (19601980), Coincidentally, Ritter had played a lead role in Stratten's first movie, the comedy, Death of a Centerfold: The Dorothy Stratten Story, Learn how and when to remove this template message, "Screen: 'Star 80,' A Sex-Symbol's Life and Death", "Scott's World: Hefner fires broadside at Bogdanovich over book", "The Centerfold Murder: Playmate Dorothy Stratten is found murdered", "Dorothy Stratten..check out her story. Director Peter Bogdanovich attends the 71st Venice Film Festival. Adams also co-wrote with Lindsay Mitchell of the Canadian band Prism the track "Cover Girl" for their greatest hits collection All the Best From Prism (1980), which had not appeared on any prior album. But then tragedy struck. Mariel Hemingway, the actress who would play Dorothy in the movie Star 80, felt the motive was Sniders belief that he was losing control of Stratten. Here is a recent photo of her with Peter Bogdanovich. But it was done out of genuine affection for the film, as well as the paranoia of everybody around me., Despite its initial failure, They All Laughed became a cult favorite among fellow filmmakers, like Quentin Tarantino and Wes Anderson. The way we shot ['They All Laughed'] we couldnt close off Fifth Avenue, he said. [3] Assuming that the couple had reconciled and wanted their privacy, the roommates spent the next several hours watching television in the living room. Bogdanovich, who directed The Last Picture Show, Paper Moon and Mask, has filed a petition to obtain permanent residence status for his wife in the United States, Junker said. Investigators found the 12-gauge shotgun beneath Sniders body. I wanted to forget it. Wilcox signed the paperwork at midnight and beat out Hugh Hefner and MGM.Later, Wilcox developed the story and pitched it to MGM, where he had a production development deal and subsequently to NBC. [5] Stratten and Bogdanovich began an affair during the production. After lukewarm test screenings, Fox shelved the picture, prompting the now 77-year-old director to distribute it on his own. Having no events scheduled over the first weekend, she flew to New York on a whim to surprise Bogdanovich. [3], On the night of July 31, 1980, Snider, by now aware that his estranged wife was back in Los Angeles and living with Bogdanovich, hid among the shadows just outside the director's estate carrying a borrowed handgun, intending to shoot anyone who appeared at the entrance to the property. Despite the painful memories, Bogdanovich said "They All Laughed" is his personal favorite of his films and best represents his personality. Most come to this book, ostensibly about Dorothy (Hoog)Stratten, after other avenues, the damning "Death of a Playmate" article by Teresa Carpenter and Bob Fosse's disturbing and underrated Star 80. Heavy reports Stratten and Snider separated in May 1980 and, after filming of They All Laughed wrapped, Stratten moved in with Bogdanovich. At some point during the fight, Stratten offered to give up her acting career and suggested the couple permanently return to Canada; however, Snider rebuffed his wife's attempt to save their marriage. The killing reportedly occurred after Snider learned his wife was having an affair with Bogdanovich. It garnered eight Academy Award nods (including best director) and nabbed two (for Ben Johnson and Cloris Leachman). Dorothy Stratten website "Death of a Playmate" by Teresa Carpenter - won the Pulitzer Prize in Journalism . Among the other allegations that Bogdanovich made in his book, the most significant are: 1) That Stratten had not married Snider out of love, but rather used her marriage as an excuse to block the advances of Hefner who, Bogdanovich claimed, pursued Stratten as a sexual partner after the purported assault, 2) That Stratten loathed nude modeling and dealing with Playboy in general, and only tolerated the humiliating work in order to promote her acting career, and 3) That Hefner was responsible, in part, for enabling Snider's killing rage when he was banned from entering the Playboy Mansion just days before the murder. The actor Eric Roberts played Paul Snider. Several contemporary playmates including Pamela Bryant, Gail Stanton and Marcy Hanson befriended Stratten and protected her from some of Hefner's friends, whom they considered to be sexual predators. ", He also contributed articles to Esquire and Cahiers du Cinma, a French publication that helped popularize what eventually became known in the U.S. as the "auteur theory" the idea that a director was a film's supreme "author.". Would love your thoughts, please comment. [16] When Snider saw the private detective again the following day, he tried to convince the man to buy him a machine gun for "home protection", but the detective talked him out of the idea. The killing led Bogdanovich to take a four-year hiatus from directing and shadowed the rest of his life. Death In the book, Bogdanovich wrote of how he was captivated by the innocent charm of Ms. Stratten, whom he directed in her best-known film . And theres a lot of nervousness and tension in the world. He showed up in the Baumbach films "Mr. Jealousy" and "While We're Young," and he had a recurring role as a smug psychiatrist on HBO's "The Sopranos. Celebrated film director Peter Bogdanovich has passed away aged 82. Snider then set the murder plot in motion, The Journal reported, buying a 12-gauge Mossberg pump shotgun through an ad, learning how to load and fire it. (In recent years, however, certain critics have reappraised all four bombs, finding artistic virtues that were obscured by bad ticket sales.). The description in that article is graphic and extremely disturbing. Asked why they divorced, Bogdanovich told Vulture, Well, you know, she was about 20 when we got married. Galaxina (1980) Official Trailer # 1 Dorothy Stratten HD, Subscribe to TRAILERS: bit.ly/sxaw6h Subscribe to COMING SOON: bit.ly/H2vZUn Subscribe to CLASSIC TRAILERS: bit.ly/1u43jDe Like us on FACEBOOK: goo.gl/dHs73 Follow us on TWITTER: bit.ly/1ghOWmt Galaxina (1980) Official Trailer # 1 Dorothy Stratten HD Main Plot: Crew of interstellar police ship is sent to recover a mysterious crystal, the blue star. [1][3] In 1961, her brother John Arthur was born; her sister Louise followed in May 1968. In 1980, Dorothy Stratten an actress and Playboy Playmate . Miles Mathis breaks down the faked death of Playgirl Dorothy Stratten, who was engaged to film director Peter Bogdanovich. Snider married Stratten and then murdered the Playmate with a shotgun blast to the face after raping her. [3] The next day, August 11, Snider drove out into the San Fernando Valley to look at a gun he had found for sale in a newspaper. It was reported that Hefner had personally supervised the editing of the article. Snider committed suicide after he killed Stratten. GettyMay 1980: Canadian model and actor Dorothy Stratten (1960 1980) smiles as she stands in front of a life-size photograph of herself, during a reception honoring her with the Playmate Of The Year title, Playboy Mansion West, Los Angeles, California. He told the AP, All I can figure out is that it had to be an act of passion.. Stratten helped support Snider financially throughout their short marriage. Dorothy had told Snider she had moved into an apartment but, in reality, she didnt go to the apartment. [3] Hugh Hefner had high hopes that Stratten could have meaningful crossover success as an actress. "[42] Film critic Roger Ebert, writing for the crosstown Chicago Sun-Times, managed to express empathy for Bogdanovich and the tragedy of Stratten's death, but was no less critical, stating that he could understand why Bogdanovich felt the need to write the book, "but I wish he hadn't published it. Bogdanovich can be seen in the TV series The Sopranos, playing the therapist of Dr. Jennifer Melfi. Dorothy Strattens star was rising. They divorced in 2001, but continued living in the same house in Los Angeles with her mother. She didnt believe that everybody lied, and all the liars came to [Los Angeles], said actor Max Baer Jr., one of Sniders friends, to ABC. After rising to prominence in the late 19. When filming for "They All Laughed" wrapped, Stratten and Bogdanovich returned to Los Angeles and moved in together. [39] Bogdanovich's underlying assertion for the last charge is that Snider was banned because Hefner hated the man. Snider was only 29 years old when he died. Hefner reportedly encouraged Stratten to sever ties with Snider, calling him a "hustler and a pimp. [8] During this time, it was reported that Stratten and Snider had a particularly heated argument. Bush's song "Dead Meat" is written in her memory. In a fleeting comment, he also acknowledged the effect that Stratten's charming combination of beauty, intelligence, and sensitivity had on many who knew her when he said, "and she is something rather special. [7] With several months of filming left to be completed in New York, this was the last time that she would live with Snider in their Los Angeles-area home. We had her waiting in stores and then we would give her the signal to come out before filming I actually apologized to her [but] she would come up to me and go, Hey look Peter, they gave me this umbrella! or They gave me this lovely handkerchief! She was never a diva or acted like a star. He then turned to making his own films, starting out as an assistant to the B-movie maestro Roger Corman on projects like "The Wild Angels" (1966) and "Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women" (1968). [31][32], Upset that what would be his only project with Stratten did not have a nationwide release, and determined that her last screen performance have a chance to be seen by a broader audience, Bogdanovich bought the theatrical rights to the picture. or redistributed. The fact that Louise was 29 years younger than him and his murdered lovers sister also hurt his reputation, IMDB reports. He was 82. Bogdanovich died of natural causes just before 1 a.m. on Thursday, according to his daughter, Antonia Bogdanovich. "The Last Picture Show" was hailed for its moody cinematography, soul-baring performances and frankness about human sexuality. Snider was upset and despondent because of, among other things, the marital problems Snider was experiencing with Stratten and that Stratten was romantically involved with Bogdanovich, the records say. Per The Washington Post, Stratten and Bogdanovich first met in October, 1978. By Lauren Effron and Anthony Rivas October 17, 2019, 3:00 AM 10:54 Dorothy Stratten catches local pimp and promoter's eye: Part 1 What did the coroners report say? [4] Laughed would be Stratten's fifth movie in a career that had only begun the year before and represented her first substantial role in a big-budget picture, playing the unhappily-married love interest of John Ritter, one of the film's stars. Snubbed by Hugh Hefner, Snider was further enraged that he wasnt allowed to enter the Playboy Mansion without Dorothy at his side, according to an interview Bogdanovich gave to Vulture and court records from a civil lawsuit stemming from the case. In the 1983 film Star 80 about Strattens death, Bogdanovichs character was called Aram Nicholas. Connect with the definitive source for global and local news. The motive: He was distraught and enraged that she was leaving him for Bogdanovich, who was directing her in a movie at the time. . They divorced in 2001, but continued living in the . Mutual Fund and ETF data provided by Refinitiv Lipper. Stratten's life will be featured in a two-hour episode of 20/20 on Friday, October 18, 2019. Oxygen further wrote that Paul raped the model before . Bogdanovich's career was a rollercoaster. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, Snider was also naked. ABC News reports that director Peter Bogdanovich later confessed that he and Stratten had fallen in love prior to the start of the film's production. In 1983, film critic Vincent Canby wrote "Miss Stratten possessed a charming screen presence and might possibly have become a first-rate comedienne with time and work".[2]. However, Dorothys life was snuffed out by the man who discovered her, Paul Snider, who became her husband. In the message, Antonia stated her Oscar-nominated father had died following complications arising from Parkinson's disease. Story of the beautiful actress and EM Playboy /EM playmate who was shotgunned to death at age 20 by Paul Snider, her control-freak manager and husband, who then turned the shotgun on himself. He declined to provide any other details on the couple or the ceremony and said no statement was available from either Bogdanovich or his bride. Court records in a 1985 suit that Goldstein filed against Peter Bogdanovich and Strattens estate provide more details. According to the AP: Dorothys nude body was found sprawled across a bed near that of her estranged husband. (This scene is captured in a grisly and disturbing crime scene photo that has been widely shared on the Internet.). Paul Snider was found slumped over the gun. The bodies had been there for a day. Snider had several responses to the second letter; he emptied the couples' joint bank account, he had a brief affair with an old girlfriend, and, now convinced that Stratten was having an affair of her own with Bogdanovich, hired a private detective to gather evidence of his wife's infidelity. "[11], Snider's two roommates had left in the morning, so the couple was alone when Stratten stepped into the house that she had shared with her husband until just a few months earlier. (This conversation would have occurred approximately two months before Hefner first met Snider.). Bogdanovich died early Thursday morning at his home in Los Angeles, said his daughter, Antonia Bogdanovich. [3], In the days and weeks after Snider returned to Los Angeles, he found it increasingly difficult to get in touch with Stratten. Playboy was interested, although Candy Loving beat her out that year. Peter Bogdanovich on the Movies, 1961-1985. Similarly, Stratten is also known for being the sister of the late actress/Playboy Playmate model Dorothy Stratten. Nelly had grown up in an orphanage in Holland and also worked as a housekeeper, becoming pregnant by an employer when Dorothy was still a child. I had never taken my clothes off for anyone I didnt know It took me about two weeks to agree.. [28] The epitaph on Stratten's grave marker includes a passage, chosen by Bogdanovich, from Chapter 34 of the Ernest Hemingway novel A Farewell to Arms. He had called a photographer friend crying because he could not touch Dorothy or get near her. Dorothy had gone on a holiday to London with Bogdanovich. The Hoogstraten family has roots in the Netherlands. All of this must have been heady business for a small-town Canadian girl who was discovered in a local Dairy Queen. I wasn't taking Dorothy away from her husband. Hefner also denied, despite his reputation, that he had ever so much as made a pass at the young Canadian, suggesting that his sexual interest in Stratten had ended in the Jacuzzi after learning that she expected to become engaged to her boyfriend. In a 1984 interview with The Washington Post, Bogdanovich stated that "She was unhappy in her marriage and had been for over a year. The year before, Stratten had married Paul Snider, a promoter and businessman. FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, I loved her dearly and deeply, he explained. [3] Stratten and Bogdanovich consummated their affair on the day after her arrival in New York.[6]. "[41] The review that appeared in the Chicago Tribune, for instance, had its tone concisely summarized in the blunt headline that led off the piece, "Shabby little shocker. Actress Nicola Peltz portrays Stratten in the Hulu miniseries, Welcome to Chippendales. But he remained a cult figure among cinephiles the ascot-wearing raconteur who had seen everything and could expertly mimic old movie stars. It was a clash of cultures: The small town girl headed to the big city, still naive and gullible. Bogdanovich, in a book titled The Killing of the Unicorn: Dorothy Stratten, 1960-1980, criticized Hugh Hefner's Playboy empire for its alleged role in events he said ended in Miss Stratten's death. Hefner denied these claims and stated that "Dorothy's tragic death was motivated not in any way by her association with Playboy, but clearly by the breakup of her marriage, because of the affair with Peter Bogdanovich (via ABC News). Snider had found poems and love letters from Bogdanovich to Stratten, according to the Journal, and wanted Goldstein, the private investigator to do more research. Stratten's tour was arranged to end in her hometown of Vancouver so Stratten might relax for a few days with family before returning to New York. Her father, Simon Hoogstraten, left the family when Dorothy was 3. Both bodies were nude. I wanted to understand what happened to her. "How Sopranos star Peter Bogdanovich married his Playboy lover's baby sister" by George Harrison "The grisly murder of B.C.-born Playboy Playmate Dorothy Stratten still resonates 40 years later" by Jon Azpiri He was just 32 when the melancholy coming-of-age portrait "The Last Picture Show" (1971) debuted in theaters, dazzling critics and collecting eight Oscar nominations. The suit contended Hefner and Eldridge falsely told reporters Bogdanovich had seduced Louise Stratten when she was 13 and also had sexual relations with her mother after the older sister was killed. Getty Dorothy Ruth Hoogstraten (February 28, 1960 August 14, 1980), known professionally as Dorothy Stratten, was a Playboy Playmate and actress, originally from Vancouver British Columbia . Since Snider knew many of the club owners, he personally negotiated and collected Stratten's appearance fees and then pocketed the entire sum when she returned to New York. Stratten wears a gold halter top. At the time, Police Lt. Dan Cooke told AP that the motive was apparently that he (Snider) was despondent over the breakup of the marriage. Stratten died in a home she had shared with Snider but left but shed returned that fateful day to talk with Snider about their marital problems, AP reported. His daughter Antonia confirmed the. At the time, Bogdanovich was 49 years old. I blew about five million bucks. Nelly has three children: Dorothy; Louise, and a son, John Arthur Hoogstraten. In 1988, at the age of 49, he married Stratten's younger sister, Louise(seen above) when she was just 20-years-old. SEATTLE (AP) _ Film director Peter Bogdanovich has married the younger sister of murdered Playboy magazine model Dorothy Stratten, a lawyer representing Bogdanovich said Monday. Snider was afraid he would never see her again and that he was losing control, The Journal reported. [3] According to the police timeline, Snider had shot Stratten that afternoon within an hour of her arrival at the house, then committed suicide approximately one hour after the murder. Her Playboy stats say that Dorothy stood 59, weighed 123 lbs, and had measurements of 36-24-36. Stratten's body was cremated and the remains interred at the Westwood Village Memorial Park cemetery in Los Angeles. Dorothy had, apparently, been sodomized, though whether this occurred before or after her death is not clear, the article said. According to Louises IMDB profile, she is an actress and producer, known for City Island (2009), Django Unchained (2012) and It: Chapter Two (2019).. The film, inspired partly by the works of Western master John Ford, centered on a group of high school students (played by Jeff Bridges, Timothy Bottoms and Cybill Shepherd) drifting through a sleepy Texas town in the 1950s. [8] In his introductory remarks, Hefner noted that Stratten was from Canada and had received $200,000 in cash and gifts in addition to the title. He later told the The Washington Post that "One of the main things that happened as a result of the murder is that I refuse to take anything for granted any longer." That was a fatal decision. Peter Bogdanovich was born in Kingston, N.Y., on July 30, 1939, and grew up in Manhattan, where movies served as an escape from a melancholy family, haunted by the accidental death of an older . You cant self-distribute. I just didnt give a shit. Learn more Louise today. However, Snider appeared in Vancouver at the last minute and coerced her into spending some of her brief vacation making personal appearances at several local nightclubs. You pretend you know more than you do. A 1989 Associated Press article reported that Bodanovich had married Dorothys younger sister, Louise Hoogstraten, 20, that year. "I was moved by the reviews," Bogdanovich told The New York Times in 1971. Success is very hard. He never did anything about it. [11][21] By all appearances, Stratten had spent some time in the living room, where her purse was found lying open, before she and Snider went into his bedroom. He followed "The Last Picture Show" with two hits: the screwball pastiche "What's Up, Doc?" He got lost, however, and eventually gave up and went home before finding the owner's address. He also tried to purchase an automatic weapon. But his hopes of a reconciliation were quickly dashed when Stratten admitted that she had fallen in love with Bogdanovich and wanted to finalize their separation.

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