Joan Collins Vs Random House ( Joan Wins ) rare footage

In September 1991, Joan Collins delivered a 690-page manuscript to Random House. However, the publishing firm later demanded the return of its $1.3 million advance from Collins, claiming she failed to deliver completed books as per her contract. In court, Collins stated that Random House had received her novel, The Ruling Passion, in 1991 plus another novel, Hell Hath No Fury, in September 1992. She also contended that Random House had not provided the editorial assistance she had expected.

Her Random House contract, negotiated by agent Irving Lazar, required that she was to be paid even if her completed manuscripts were not published. On 29 February 1996, a jury determined that she could keep the advance for the first novel, but the publisher did not have to pay for the second manuscript since it was a reworking of the first. Judge Ira Gammerman then ruled that Random House owed Collins $925,000 plus interest for a grand total of $1.3 million. Collins became a heroine to many writers who had been treated badly by their publishers

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[nwlman]

That wig is a nightmare

[JoanCollins2009]

u face is a nightmare .

[JoanCollins2009]

What wig?

[singinggrl123]

wow she seems really happy. its so good yo be happy

[travelogue200]

@nwlman So is she, lol.

[wildenights]

Nobody messes with the original Bitch Diva!

[lastardriver]

I had her poster on my wall in college and she was like in her fifties. Shit in ten years I'll be in my fifties. ha h a.

[satothequeen]

5*****

Absolutely great video with great Joan!

Thanks for upload, my friend.