The Charms of Miss O'Hara: Tales of Gone With the Wind & the Golden Age of Hollywood from Scarlett's Little Sister
“A joyous book about a joyous person. Rich with tenderness, warmth, and wit,The Charms of Miss O’Harais a touching tribute to a dear friend whose company I always enjoyed. Now, in these pages, you get to enjoy her company, too.” — Debbie Reynolds, star ofSingin’ in the Rainand author of theNew York TimesbestsellerUnsinkable“Ann Rutherford, Scarlett O'Hara's younger sister and Andy Hardy's perky girlfriend, Polly Benedict, was a more memorable person off-screen than on, and Phillip Done has caught her inimitable voice, her charm, her humanity and her humor in this book of their late, but rewarding friendship for them and for Mr. Done's readers." — Anne Edwards, author ofVivien Leigh: A BiographyandRoad to Tara: The Life of Margaret Mitchell“Although Ann Rutherford passed away in 2012, Phillip Done’s magical memoir of Hollywood’s ultimate sweet young sister/girl next-door gives readers a chance to meet this delightful woman up close and personal. Done perfectly captures the many charms of Miss Rutherford, especially her wonderful sense of humor and her great love for her fans. And reading Ann’s memories of the Golden Age of Hollywood is like strolling hand-in-hand with Polly Benedict to the malt shop — down memory lane to a time that, sadly, is now gone with the wind.” — John Wiley Jr., editor ofThe Scarlett Letters: The Making of the FilmGone With the Wind“A rare, amazing opportunity to meet and know a classic, classy Hollywood star. You’ll come away feeling you were right there at Rutherford’s side, sharing every enthralling memory, clear-eyed observation, and humorous aside. She remains a treasure; the book is her equal." — John Fricke, author ofJudy: A Legendary Film CareerandThe Wonderful World of Oz.“What a wonderful tribute to Ann Rutherford! Phil Done is to be commended for exploring a yet unexplored Hollywood niche — the life of one of Hollywood’s most beautiful ladies and her connections to — and stories about — many of the industry’s most revered films. EveryGone With the Windfan should read this book." — Michael Troyan, author ofMGM: Hollywood’s Greatest BacklotandGreer Garson: The Rose of Mrs. Miniver