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Early life. Dunne was born in Santa Monica, California, the youngest child of Ellen Beatriz "Lenny" (née Griffin), a ranching heiress, and Dominick Dunne, a writer, producer, and actor. Dunne had Irish and Mexican ancestry, her father was born and raised in an Irish Catholic family with her maternal grandfather an Irish-American and her maternal grandmother a Mexican who was from Sonora, Mexico.
26 de ago. de 2009 · Dominick Dunne, the author and journalist who covered the trials of celebrity defendants like Claus von Bülow, O. J. Simpson and William Kennedy Smith, and wrote frequently on the intersections of high crimes and high society, has died. He was 83.
8 de abr. de 2008 · Justice. A father’s account of the trial of his daughter’s killer. By Dominick Dunne. April 8, 2008. It was the beginning of a long hot summer. I flew to Los Angeles on July 5, 1983, for an ...
18 de jun. de 2010 · Dominick Dunne wrote several books, produced films for Hollywood, and was a special correspondent for Vanity Fair for 25 years. His final novel, Too Much Money, has been published posthumously.
Dominick Dunne’s Diary. Throughout his life, Dunne earned the trust of—and accrued gossip from—criminals, stars, and society swans. Before covering such high-profile trials as those of the Menendez brothers and O.J. Simpson, Dominick Dunne made his 1984 Vanity Fair debut by reporting from a very personal trial—that of his daughter ...
Dunne now brings his singular perspective to television. A best-selling author and a celebrated columnist for Vanity Fair, Dunne will rivet you with his selection of notorious cases that uncover ...
In his two-hour Archive interview, Dominick Dunne (1925-2009) talks about his formative years during which he made associations with such notable figures as Gore Vidal and Anais Nin. He describes his first job in television as a stage manager at NBC. He reminisces about working with the children on Howdy Doody, calling out "One minute, Mr. Montgomery" for the opening of Robert Montgomery ...
