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LeftinOH

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7. I recall seeing an interview with Joan Fontaine (done several years ago)

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Original post)

Thu Apr 25, 2013, 01:11 PM

Apr 2013

in which she frequently referenced her older sister as "my older sister" (not as "Olivia&quot . The repeated and catty use of "my OLDER sister" was unmistakable ..and kind of funny.

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I find it remarkable that sisters Olivai De Havilland and Joan Fontaine [View all] no_hypocrisy Apr 2013 OP

Why? Chan790 Apr 2013 #1

Seems like their mother wasn't too helpful in mending any fences either. progressoid Apr 2013 #2

Civil wars are always the bloodiest nt sarge43 Apr 2013 #3

I suspect my brother and I could easily go that long if we didn't get pulled together at holidays. Gidney N Cloyd Apr 2013 #4

I only wish my brother and I hadn't spoken since 1975. Loryn Apr 2013 #5

I agee. I havent talked to my father in 15 years. The last thing I said to him Katashi_itto Apr 2013 #6

I recall seeing an interview with Joan Fontaine (done several years ago) LeftinOH Apr 2013 #7

I didn't know they were related! elleng Apr 2013 #8

its sad all we really have is family olddots Apr 2013 #9

My dad hasn't spoken to his sister in forty years. IrishEyes Apr 2013 #10

CBC, Doc Zone has a film about sibling rivelry...... Grey Apr 2013 #11

My father's family was like that.. Ron Obvious Apr 2013 #12