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Bookmark or Share- The Way We Were based on Farley Granger/Arthur Laurents relationshipScreenwriter Arthur Laurents based the story upon his earlier romance with bisexual actor Farley Granger. Their personality differences were immense: Laurents was Jewish and a political activist, while Granger was a carefree White Anglo-Saxon Protestant.
- Classic Hollywood Dykes - the Data LoungeIf he was going to invent an affair with a legendary Hollywood actress there others whose names were bigger, in 2008, when he wrote the book. To generate headlines, he could have invented one with Marilyn, Bette, or Joan. And, there would be no reason for the out gay Farley Granger to invent a romp with her.
- Farley Granger and Leonard Bernstein were lovers - the Data LoungeI enjoy watching Granger interviews before he became very frail. Always interesting. He spoke at MOMA after a showing of Senso. Amazing to see a star of a truly great film right after viewing it when he just seemed to be an average older guy. And yet he was a star in a magical moment of film history.
- Farley Granger and Barbara Stanwyck had a one night stand - the Data LoungeFarley Granger was a beautiful man and Stanwyck was a homely almost deformed woman. Limp hair, colorless skin, TINY eyes and small teeth from the poor nutrition and abysmal life she lived as a child. She was rickety and had abnormally small facial features. These are some reasons she is not well remembered.
- "The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing" is a whitewash of a real sizzling ...Ray Milland, Joan Collins, & Farley Granger star as the tragic romantic triangle in 1955's "The Girl in The Red Velvet Swing." Joan Collins played her first starring role at 20th Century Fox as one, Evelyn Nesbit, the teen model turned showgirl. Milland is famed architect Stanford White & Farley Granger is rich, unstable playboy Harry K. Shaw.
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