I was going to watch it for a minute or two and ended up not moving until the entire movie was over. I was overwhelmed with anger at powerful people who could so easily destroy another person’s life and so sad for a woman who never got to be all that she could be.

This is an amazing story. I am so glad that you took the time and the determination to make sure it was told.

What an incredible tribute to a courageous woman who fought back in a time and place when it was barely possible. It is fascinating to realize how many people were affected not only by her rape, but also the shame of its cover-up. Being violated by a despicable man changed the course of Patricia Douglas’s life as well as her daughter’s. Imagine the lives they both might have led if this had never happened to her...This story has an important place in women’s history, Hollywood history, and legal history.

Hope you continue documentaries, Mr. Stenn! Thank you for breaking the silence!

What an incredible tribute to a courageous woman who fought back in a time and place when it was barely possible. It is fascinating to realize how many people were affected not only by her rape, but also the shame of its cover-up. Being violated by a despicable man changed the course of Patricia Douglas’s life as well as her daughter’s. Imagine the lives they both might have led if this had never happened to her...This story has an important place in women’s history, Hollywood history, and legal history.

Hope you continue documentaries, Mr. Stenn! Thank you for breaking the silence!

Sad to see the horrors hollywood power players got away with, and in many cases still do.  This story is most poignantly told and it only serves to prove that one voice can be heard, above the masses of nay-sayers, even though it may take all of our lives to shout it.

Patricia Douglas was a very strong willed person, whose story is an inspiration for all of us who have to live with a watershed experience in our lives.  She achieved vindication and a degree of justice by being willing to do this interview and movie that will enpower others who watch it to deal with the adversity in each of our lives.

Violence against Women comes in many forms and none more Insidious than What happened to Patricia Douglas in 1937!! She asked “Who would care?” I Would and DO!!

This film will be on my mind for a very long time. Patricia Douglas showed courage for sharing her story after so many years.It’s amazing that the truth was finally able to be told.

I recently read an article about the “Radium Girls” and the great lengths U.S. Radium went to in order to cover things up and discredit those who came forward.

I never really gave much thought to what life was like for women during the 1930’s.

A real eye-opener because I am a movie fan of the thirties and forties and never heard of this happening.  Oh sure, I knew the studio’s were very powerful in keeping sordid studio events and their stars under wraps during those times but this was a pretty big story.  I remember reading that the studios tried to keep the Fatty Arbuckles rape case quiet and also the strange “suicide” of Jean Harlow’s husband Paul Bern.  You wonder how many other stories that were never told and kept from the public eye?  A facinating decade in the thirties. I’m glad Patricia was able to finally to get her story told and I think that may have helped her before she passed away.

A real eye-opener because I am a movie fan of the thirties and forties and never heard of this happening.  Oh sure, I knew the studio’s were very powerful in keeping sordid studio events and their stars under wraps during those times but this was a pretty big story.  I remember reading that the studios tried to keep the Fatty Arbuckles rape case quiet and also the strange “suicide” of Jean Harlow’s husband Paul Bern.  You wonder how many other stories that were never told?  A facinating decade in the thirties. I’m glad Patricia was able to finally to get her story told and I think that may have helped her before she passed away.

The best documentary I have ever seen! I wish Patricia was still alive so I could let her know how much I admired her courage.Thank you for the great story!!

This was an amazing story. Thank you Mr. Stenn.

I am at a loss for words. An amazing story, an amazing film, and an amazing lady. I always knew there was a reason Louis B. Mayer gave me the creeps.