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Table of Contents

FOREWORD

A LETTER FROM THE AUTHOR

INTRODUCTION

PART ONE : THE PAST

THE FIRST PIONEERS (1890s–1920s)

Alice Guy Blaché: The First Female Filmmaker

Lois Weber: Social Issues on Film

Mary Pickford: The Movie Star Businesswoman

Margaret Booth: The First Film Editor

Frances Marion: The Award-Winning Writer

Helen Holmes: The Action Hero

STRUGGLING IN THE SYSTEM (1930s)

Dorothy Arzner: The Only Female Filmmaker

Mae West: The Sex Symbol vs the Code

Hattie McDaniel: The Oscar Winner

Anna May Wong: Erasure and Exoticism

The Woman’s Picture

WAGING THEIR OWN WAR (1940s)

Hedy Lamarr: The Pin-Up with the Patent

Olivia de Havilland: The Lawmaker

Rita Hayworth: The Illusion

The Femme Fatales

THE DREAM FACTORY (1950s)

Dorothy Dandridge: Fighting Against Stereotype

Marilyn Monroe: The Myth

Ida Lupino: Mother of Us All

NEW HOLLYWOOD (1960s & 1970s)

Joan Crawford & Bette Davis: The Famous Feud

Jane Fonda: New Hollywood Icon

Female Filmmakers, Finally

Pam Grier: The Blaxploitation Hero

MODERN HOLLYWOOD (1980s–2000s)

The Original Six

The Female Executives

The Firsts: Female Filmmakers of Color

Meryl Streep: Oscar Queen

PART TWO: THE PRESENT

FILMMAKERS FIGHT BACK

Dr. Stacy L. Smith: Information Is Power

Ava DuVernay: History Maker

J.J. Abrams and Paul Feig: Men Who Help Women

Keri Putnam: ReFraming The Issue

Maria Giese: Taking Action

ACTING UP

Geena Davis: See It, Be It

America Ferrera: Facing Fear

Mya Taylor: Transforming Hollywood

Octavia Spencer: Scene Stealer

Jennifer Siebel Newsom: Using Her Voice

Debbie Reynolds & Carrie Fisher: Mother-Daughter Icons

BELOW THE LINE

Amy Powell: The Risk Taker

Denise di Novi: From Producer To Director

Nicole Perlman: Writing Her Own Script

Joi McMillon: Editing History

Rachel Morrison: Striking Images

PART THREE: THE FUTURE

The Future is Female

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY

Author Bio