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<blockquote data-quote="Caryscott" data-source="post: 393496" data-attributes="member: 57460">Christina may have gotten some details wrong but she was always credible and never overly vindictive in interviews. Bette Davis daughter BD Hyman was a completely different story. As I recall Cheryl did sue over her mother’s will. She was a beneficiary but most of Turner’s modest estate went to her maid.Christina was close in age to Maureen Reagan and they both attended Chadwick’s . Jane and Joan lived near one another in Bel Air (Jane’s old house provided the exterior for Joan’s in the first “Feud”). When Bette Davis left Warner Bros in 49 she bequeathed her star dressing room to Jane not Joan. It was just a few months after Jane won her Oscar. Jane said she tried to take it to Paramount for Here Comes the Groom but it wouldn’t fit through the Paramount gates.For those that try scandalize the boarding school upbringings of the time Hyman and Dietrich’s daughter Maria Riva are both cautionary tales about the dangers of keeping your kids too close in that era.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Caryscott, post: 393496, member: 57460"] Christina may have gotten some details wrong but she was always credible and never overly vindictive in interviews. Bette Davis daughter BD Hyman was a completely different story. As I recall Cheryl did sue over her mother’s will. She was a beneficiary but most of Turner’s modest estate went to her maid. Christina was close in age to Maureen Reagan and they both attended Chadwick’s . Jane and Joan lived near one another in Bel Air (Jane’s old house provided the exterior for Joan’s in the first “Feud”). When Bette Davis left Warner Bros in 49 she bequeathed her star dressing room to Jane not Joan. It was just a few months after Jane won her Oscar. Jane said she tried to take it to Paramount for Here Comes the Groom but it wouldn’t fit through the Paramount gates. For those that try scandalize the boarding school upbringings of the time Hyman and Dietrich’s daughter Maria Riva are both cautionary tales about the dangers of keeping your kids too close in that era. [/QUOTE]

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