Gloria Hendry, 007 Bond, Bunny, Black Renaissance "Ifm"

Gloria Hendry

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This book is about a young lady’s pursuit for success through love, excellence, free will, and truth. In the process, she realizes that how well she handles her problems, will influence the measure of her success.

Sujets

• Biography
• Gloria Hendry
• Autobiography
• Gloria

Informations

• Publié par: Xlibris US
• Date de parution: 25 septembre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781669841364
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 3 Mo

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GLORIA HENDRY, 007 BOND, BUNNY, BLACK RENAISSANCE (IFM)
Gloria Hendry

Copyright © 2022 by Gloria Hendry. 844169
 
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.
 
 
Xlibris
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www.Xlibris.com
 
 
ISBN: 978-1-6698-4137-1 (sc)
ISBN: 978-1-6698-4138-8 (hc)
ISBN: 978-1-6698-4136-4 (e)
 
Library of Congress Control Number: 2022914195
 
 
 
Rev. date: 09/22/2022
Contents
This book is dedicated to the people who have inspired my life
Forewords
On my father’s side of the family, My father wrote this note to each of us
The Playboy Bunny
Black Caesar
James Bond Gallery
Is This Making Love On Screen?
Sexual Innuendos
James Bond ‘007
An Open Letter To Halle Berry
The Rest Of The Story
Being Scared
Frankenstein
Newark
Sprinting
Family
Johnny
Dogs
Tomboyish Me
The Incident
Spin The Bottle [During The 1950S]
Singing
Friend
Dance
A Three-Time World Champion Slalom Olympic Skier, Egon Zimmerman
So Much Time Has Passed
Irving
Modeling
Black Beauty Agency
Civil Rights
For Love Of Ivy
Savage Sisters Initially Named Ebony, Ivory And Jade
Racial Prejudice
Stunts
Love Scenes
Jim Brown
Phil Wright
Stepmother
Living Together
Oh My God.
After Bond
Pumpkinhead II, Bloodwings
Biography

T his book is about a young lady’s pursuit for success through love, excellence, free will, and truth. In the process, she realizes that how well she handles her problems, will influence the measure of her success.


Written by GLORIA HENDRY Edited by Jessie Lilley
This book is dedicated to the people who have inspired my life:
Lottie Henry, George Hendry, Lillie Hendry, Gladys Hendry, Robert Hendry, Jeanette Hendry, Darrell Reid, Josephine Hendry, Dorothy Hendry, Josie Hendry, Frederico Hendry, Allen Hendry, Herbert Lee Hendry, Johnny Hendry, Bertha Sconion, Brunie Sconion, Minnie Sconion, Shirley Sconion, Clayton Sconion, Kline Sconion, Mattie Sconion, Sarah Stringer, Bradley Stringer, Barbara Squire, Madelyn Squire, Robert Squire, Linda Ann Squire, Andrea Squire, Camalla Squire, Desmond Lathrop, Marcus Lathrop, Milliard Lathrop, Sonny Caldwell, Scotty Caldwell, Neisha Caldwell, Camilla Caldwell, Cameron Caldwell, Lamont Garrett, Iiesha Dent, Ahmia Malone, Dawani Bankhead, Zaniah Turner, Angie Sconion, Butch Sconion, Marion Ming, Regina Ming, Mark Ming, Thelma Williams, Mary Harrison, Al Harrison, Jade Harrison, Ursula Harrison, Mrs. Bracey, Alma Smith, Roberta Holmes, Irving Striggles, Alma Striggles, Mr. Striggles, Brenda Fuller, Bobby Fuller, Eleanor Fuller, Charles Dunston, Jimmy Dunston, Ella Rene Newman, Jimmy Ellis, Jimmy Davis, Franshot Napier, Sadie Venay, Aloma Law, Mayor Kenneth Gibson, Marcia Robinson, Yvonne Spruill, Nate Edwards, Buddy Anderson, Robert Pittman, Roy Wilkins, Robert Banks, Barbara Morris, Princene Hutchinson, Zina Provindie, Billy Mayo, Bonita Brisker, Murray Platt, Wes Abbott, Frank Price, Gail Johnson, Lorena Baker, Sammy Turner, Emily Yancy, Mona Peterson, Barbara Alston, Paul Benjamin, James Burke, Candy Brown, Grand Bush, Tim Crooks, Marguerita DeLaine, Diana Sands, Diahann Carroll, Cecily Tyson, Pam Grier, Carol Speed, Esther Rolle, Winston Butler, James McCloskey, Al Rossi, Michael Cormier, Nantille Charbonnet, Ms. Hansberry, Barbara DuMetz, Harold Passe, Karen Lehman, Richard Roundtree, Ken Menard, Marion Womble, Sidney Poitier, Abbey Lincoln, Edwin Starr, Flip Wilson, Hugh Masekela, Rosalind Cash, Leonard Herring, Dwan Smith, Trina Parks, Shirley Washington, Antonio Fargas, Ralph Fargas, Linda Hopkins, Helena Kilpatrick, Stan Lathan, Bill Couser, Lincoln Kilpatrick, Gloria Edwards, Madge Sinclair, Jayne Kennedy, Gregory Hines, Monty Alexander, Daniel Mann, Jean Arly, Bert Andrews, Marion Dougherty, Carmelita Atwell, Jane Ball, DeeDee Bradley, Paul West, Patti Columbo, Betty Dozier, Helen Hite, Ignacio, Jan Marlyn, Tia Mazza, Joe Palazzo, Pixie, Marcia Donen Roma, Tony Roma, Sakina, Lisa Toback, Spanky, Cathy Young, Jolly Young, Al Gaines, Walter Lowe, Bill Parrot, Hal Ashby, Barry Shear, Mark Warren, Lawrence Cohen, Gordon Douglass, Robert Clouse, Eddie Romero, Don Edmunds, Jeff Burr, Guy Magar Den Serras, Spike Lee, Isaac Julien, Mark Rains, Bernard C. Jackson, Fred Sanders, Bob Delegall, Sy Richardson, Tony Williams, V.R. Scrubbs, Leigh Forbes, Jorge Fuertes, Costas, Lindsey Canady, Elizabeth Clark, Myra Lee, Francesca Barker, Mei Mei, Peggy Vannoy, Nancy Phillips, Elizabeth (Jadee) Yee, Azizi Johari, Kathryn Leigh Scott, Hugh Heffner, Vidal Sassoon, Samuel Jackson, Regina King, Beverly Sassoon, Jim Brown, Fred Williamson (the “Hammer”), Linda Williamson, Jim Kelly, Keith Foote, Dick Anthony Williams, Nancy Wilson, Marilyn McCoo, Saundra Sharpe, Terry Evans, Brock Peters, Malcolm X, Herman Riley, Cliff Stewart, Jerry Smith, Linda Ann Watt, Cory Riback, Pauline Horn, Elaine Horn, Lawrence Horn, Grace Del Marco, Ted Whittle, Harry Howard, Bernie Casey, Gordon Gardner, George Louis, Timothy Brown, Gayle Sayers, Egon Zimmerman, Ophelia Devore, Beverly Valdez, Audrey Smaltz, Helen Williams, Clayton Anderson, Harry Saltzman, Roger Moore, Guy Hamilton, Tom Mankiewicz, Dino DeLaurentiis, Don Stroud, Jane Seymour, Lynn Holly, Gail Fischer, Caroline Munro, Jayne Crimins, Martine Beswick, Albert Moses, Steve Goss, Lana Wood, Maud Adams, Geoffrey Holder, Yaphett Kotto, Quentin Tarantino, Bruce Glover, Leigh Castle, Warren Robertson, Arnold Soloway, William Cunningham, Cathy Lizzio, Lloyd Kolmar, Helen Barkan, Kevin Clemente, Bill Cosby, Freda Payne, Scherrie Payne, Susie Inouye, Jacque Sekeris, Greg Berman, Matthew Jackson, Jessie Lilley, Roger Spotts, Al McKibbon, Leslie Baker, James Leary, Al Aarons, Clarence Webb, Phil Upchurch, Larry Gayles, Holland, Dozier & Holland, Terry Evans, Larry Moses, Earle May, Tony King, Sandra Porter, Karen (Pat) Evans, Linda Evans, Kenny Wright, Wayne Wright, Judy Pace, Beverly Todd, Sheila Frazier, Aretha Franklin, Yvonne Braithewaite, Richard Pryor, Marian Nichols, Esmond Edwards, Yvonne Ferguson, Timothy Moxon, Jerry Martinez, Jeffrey Newman, Phyllis Battle, Barbara Morrison, Stephen Hall, Gordon Gardner, Nadine, Rene Ebenmeyer, Lavelle Roby, Steve Nave, Lou Gossett, Douglas Pease, Mary Pease, John Slezak, Madeleine Fontillas, Mary Lightfoot, Hermin Hussein, Arnold Douglas Larson, Donna Larson, John Garrick, Annalisa Burch, David Bow Woo, to Hugh Hefner and all at the New York Playboy Club 1965-1972 and so many others who have inspired me.

Jessie Lilley
 
 
 
This book is further dedicated to Jessie Lilley, my friend and business partner, who accepted the challenge to help me complete my book. Throughout the years, she relentlessly read and corrected every single word and phrase with much encouragement. This book happened because Jessie accepted the challenge to help me. Thank you so much, Jessie!

My Husband
 
 
 
This Book is finally dedicated to my lover, friend, mentor and husband, Phil Wright. With Phil, the journey to write began with total support and encouragement. I thank you so much darling, for your backup.


FOREWORDS
 
Sir Roger Moore KBE:
I cannot believe that over thirty four years have passed since working on Live and Let Die with Gloria and I certainly can’t when I look at pictures of her today.
 
I well remember our first meeting in New Orleans; she was very bright and bubbly and obviously would be a great asset to our production despite the question of James Bond being romantically linked with, as it was called in those days, a lady of colour . Today, thank the Lord, we have moved on and that is one of the reasons I am sure that the readers of her autobiography will be intrigued and puzzled by the attitudes of 1973’s bigotry.
 
Live and Let Die was a very important film to me, being my first as 007, and I thank Gloria for helping to make it such an enjoyable and happy shoot.
 
Greg Berman:
My friend Gloria is one-of-a-kind. She has boundless energy and a true passion for everything she does.
 
Lynn Holly:
It is a joy to spend time with this lovely lady, Gloria. She exudes equal amounts of warmth, sincerity and gumption. Now that’s truly an odd combination. But with Gloria you get a life that takes no shortcuts. And spending time reading Gloria’s book is the next best thing to spending time with this vivacious gal. I am honored to be a pal to Gloria Hendry.
 
Elaine Horn-Tyler:
I believe in my soul that “friends”, true girl friends, are either meant to be forever .  . . or not at all.
 
Gloria is my “true friend” . . . and I say that because we were “unlikely friends” in the manner in which our friendship took root, blossomed and endured over 40 years.
 
My mother, Pauline Horn, was the owner of a modeling school and agency in Detroit, Michigan . She was the head of “Creative Artist Development” for Holland, Dozier & Holland aka Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier and Edward Holland. It was her job to groom, polish and be the “glorified den mother” for the new recording artists being signed by H-D-H . . . and to deal with any personal issues that may interfere with their job. Our business, Pauline Horn Enterprises & Elaine’s School of Dance, had featured models and dancers for many record events that Berry Gordy gave during the “early days” of Motown, i.e., Hitsville USA like the “Motown Fox Theatre Revue”. When Brian, Edward