Jackie Collins, the author of the recently published book “Hollywood Wives,” and the sister of the actress, Joan Collins. Jackie, aged 40, is the younger of the sisters, and a successful author in her own right. Some of her other books include “The Stud,” “The Bitch,” and “The World is Full of Married Men,” all of which have been made into films. Jackie lives in Hollywood with her husband and three teen-age daughters. Her sister, Joan, plays the part of the scheming Alexis in the American soap opera “Dynasty.”
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89Jackie Collins, the author of the recently published book “Hollywood Wives,” and the sister of the actress, Joan Collins. Jackie, aged 40, is the younger of the sisters, and a successful author in her own right. Some of her other books include “The Stud,” “The Bitch,” and “The World is Full of Married Men,” all of which have been made into films. Jackie lives in Hollywood with her husband and three teen-age daughters. Her sister, Joan, plays the part of the scheming Alexis in the American soap opera “Dynasty.” Press, 14 August 1984, Page 15
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