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1939 Morningstar & Marital Woes
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“I was getting work that no longer required
his presence in my career. He was no longer the mentor of my
future, and it obviously rankled [him]... Yonkel had always
babied me and never realized I was a grown up woman...”
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The
success of Picon’s Yiddish films led to broad enough
name recognition that at 41 years old, she was cast
for the first time as a mature and sophisticated Jewish
woman in Sylvia Regan’s Morningstar. Picon’s increasing
independence and her desire for a more equitable relationship
with Kalich created tensions in their marriage. After a
brief separation, they were able to reunite as personal
and professional equals for the first time.
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Notes
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Next—U.S.O. Tour
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How to Cite This Page
For a bibliography:
Jewish Women's Archive. "JWA - Molly Picon - Morningstar & Marital Woes." <http://jwa.org/exhibits/wov/picon/mp13.html>.
For a footnote:
Jewish Women's Archive, "JWA - Molly Picon - Morningstar & Marital Woes," <http://jwa.org/exhibits/wov/picon/mp13.html>.
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