Anne Edwards
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 Anne Edwards facts

• She attended University of California, Los Angeles (1943–46) and Southern Methodist University (1947–48)
• A child performer on stage and radio, she began her writing career as a junior writer at MGM in 1944 and became a noted Hollywood screenwriter and television writer during the late 1940s and early 1950s
• She lived in the UK and Europe from the mid-1950s until 1972
• After returning to the United States in 1973, she lived in Massachusetts, New York and Connecticut before returning to Beverly Hills, California where she currently resides
• Her film credits include co-writing the first draft of the screenplay for the film Funny Girl (1968) starring Barbra Streisand
• She wrote her first novel, the best-selling The Survivors, in 1968 and subsequently (as of 2015) has written eight novels, sixteen biographies, three children's books, two memoirs (one with her late husband—composer-musicologist-pianist Stephen Citron) and an autobiography
• She is a past president of the Authors Guild and currently serves on its Board of Directors
• Her collection of literary manuscripts, papers, and related materials is now part of the Special Collections Department of the Charles E
• Young Research Library at UCLA, where she has taught writing
• In an interview for Publishers Weekly, Edwards said, "An idea hits me, then I develop the story or, in the case of a biography, think of a person who exemplifies that theme