The Farmer's Daughter Remembered »

Besides being a talented and prolific actress, Inger Stevens had a very interesting and abundant life. A great deal has been written about her, but so little of it is true. This biography covers her troubled childhood, her distraught marriages, and her relationships with many of her co-stars. Learn the truth about her suicide attempt a decade before her death, why her estate has not been settled; and the details about her death —Was it suicide or murder?

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
The author, William T. Patterson, is a retired private investigator. He used his investigative skills to locate many of the former friends and relatives of actress Inger Stevens. His intense research took him to Sweden, London, Philadelphia, New York City and Hollywood.

	Foreword	9
	Preface	11
	Acknowledgments	15
Chapter 1	The Scandinavia Beginning	17
Chapter 2	The Strange New Land	22
Chapter 3	The Other Manhattan	27
Chapter 4	The Real Manhattan	39
Chapter 5	Broadway!	50
Chapter 6	Hollywood Bound	56
Chapter 7	The World, the Flesh and the Devil	66
Chapter 8	Starting Over	73
Chapter 9	Inger and Ike	79
Chapter 10	Price of Tomatoes	89
Chapter 11	The Farmer's Daughter	101
Chapter 12	The Golden Globe	125
Chapter 13	The Special	139
Chapter 14	End of the Television Era	153
Chapter 15	5 Card Stud and Dean	170
Chapter 16	The Last Day	185
Chapter 17	The Memorial	194
Chapter 18	Probate Court	200
	Research Notes	213
	Endnotes	217
	Bibliography	221
Appendix	The Career of Inger Stevens	227
	Television Appearances	227
	Television Series	229
	Television Guest Appearances	229
	Movies Made for Television	231
	Motion Pictures	231
	Broadway Plays	232
	Summer Stock	232
	Index	233