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Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye

The Barbara Payton Story

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Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye

By: John O’Dowd
Narrated by: David “Ghosty” Wills
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Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye: The Barbara Payton Story is the only family-authorized biography of the late Hollywood actress whose promising film career in the 1950s was quickly overtaken by a disastrous and scandal-ridden personal life that left her career in ashes. Barbara Payton’s story has long been considered one of the saddest and most potent cautionary tales the town has ever known.

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The writing and research is thorough and the story extremely well constructed. The narrative of a Hollywood starlet and her subsequent slide into alcoholism and mental illness is a traumatic and devastating ride. I gasped out loud in certain sections. However I almost didn’t make it past the first 15 minutes due to the narration. I’ve heard the same performer narrate a few books now…always identical. Upbeat, chipper…even when delivering the darkest of information. It’s beyond irritating. However in a desperate moment with nothing else to listen to after abandoning it weeks before, I became intrigued with the story and then got hooked. If you can get past the narration, this is a brilliant, sad and strangely very touching biography of a life gone wrong.

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