Rare is the author who has inspired the world with as much glamour, grit, and just enough guile as Jackie Collins. A popular fiction household name, Collins created an empire of storytelling as seductive and raunchy as the woman herself. Lady Boss: The Jackie Collins Story With this new documentary, you have an opportunity to venture beyond the pages of Collins' books and the glamour of Hollywood and be inspired into the incredible life of one of the world's most influential and best selling authors.

Lady Boss: The Jackie Collins Film is not simply a documentary—it’s a gripping personality profile of the woman who dared to buck the tradition and change the game when it came to fame, power, and success. Directed by Laura Fairrie, the film released in 2021, provides an intimate and revealing portrait of Jackie Collins as she has never been seen before, exploring her life from a spectacles-wearing school girl who’s repeatedly told that maladjusted students like her end up in the jail, and a strikingly beautiful young man who has to battle down embarrassment every night in the pub when his garrulous father announces the arrival of the first course by leaving off: “Shoulder’s in the oven.”

With access to rare home movies, as well as never-before-seen archival material and interviews with Jackie’s family, friends and peers, the film is an intimate look at the author. Although Jackie’s novels – such as Hollywood Wives and The World Is Full of Married Men – sold half a BILLION copies globally, the Jackie Collins movie reveals the clever, empathetic and frequently underrated woman behind the typewriter.

One of the prevailing themes in Lady Boss is Jackie’s tenacious need to tell her own story in a male-dominated field. Always under attack by the literary establishment and the popular press alike, she forged a territory that was her very own: nervy heroines, outrageous storylines, lives lived from dizzying female perspectives. The film shows us how she was just as cloaked and calculated in the way she wrote her books as in the way she presented her public face — a fiercely guarded circle of privacy, a dazzling and fearless return serve to the world.

In the Jackie Collins movie, we get to be reminded that her success was not handed to her. The first decades of her life in London and subsequent move to Los Angeles set her up for a career in letters — a career rooted in observations about the city’s A-listers. The documentary also explores Jackie’s special relationship with her sister, actress Joan Collins, a sisterhood that influenced so much of Jackie’s life and career.

But behind the glitz and glamour is where Lady Boss: The Jackie Collins Story delves in to the personal stories including love, loss, success and self-worth. It’s an ode to female empowerment and creative resolve, showing how Jackie transformed loss into lavishness, and forged herself a new model for women in fiction and pop culture.

This is a great watch for Jackie Collins fans. It's a tribute not only to her, but to the complex real woman who wrote those best-sellers. And for readers not already familiar with her writing, Lady Boss is a dynamite introduction to an author who trusted her own star and lived life on her own terms.

Whether you are a lifelong fan or new to her game-changing style of writing, Jackie Collins’ Lady Boss: The Jackie Collins Story is a celebration of a trailblazing novelist, who is as charismatic as the heroines of her novels, and whose legacy has always been to live your own life, and take no prisoners.

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