Lady Boss

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Lady Boss

First US edition
Author	Jackie Collins
Country	United States
Language	English
Series	Santangelo novels
Publisher	Simon & Schuster (US) Heinemann (UK)
Publication date	1990
Media type	Hardcover
Pages	640
ISBN	978-0-671-02347-8
OCLC	44539299
Preceded by	Lucky
Followed by	Vendetta: Lucky's Revenge

Lady Boss is a 1990 novel written by Jackie Collins and the third in her Santangelo novels series.

The novel was adapted as a TV movie miniseries in 1992, starring Kim Delaney in the title role of Lucky Santangelo. Co-stars include Jack Scalia, Yvette Mimieux, Joan Rivers, Beth Toussaint, Alan Rachins, Vanity, and John Randolph.

Plot[]

Lady Boss tells the story of Lucky Santangelo taking over a movie studio in Hollywood called "Panther Studios."

Miniseries[]

The novel inspired a miniseries with the teleplay by Jackie Collins and directed by Charles Jarrott in 1992.^[1]

Cast[]

Main[]

• Kim Delaney as Lucky Santangelo^[2]
• Jack Scalia as Lennie Golden^[2]
• Alan Rachins as Mickey Stolli^[2]
• Phil Morris as Steven Dimes^[2]
• Yvette Mimieux as Deena Swanson
• Beth Toussaint as Venus Maria^[2]
• Vanity as Mary Lou Morley^[2]
• Scott Valentine as Ron^[2]
• Robin Strasser as Abigaile Stolli^[2]

Supporting[]

• John Randolph as Abe Panther
• Joe Cortese as Santino Bonnatti (credited as Joseph Cortese)^[2]
• Jeff Kaake as Eddie Kane^[2]
• Douglas Barr as Jerry Masterson
• Georgann Johnson as Olive Sertner
• Tony Denison as Cooper Turner (credited as Anthony John Denison)
• Joan Rivers as Bibi Grant
• David Selby as Martin Swanson^[2]
• Daniel Quinn as Emilio^[2]
• William Shockley as Axel Porter
• Vanessa Angel as Christie
• Kiki Shepard as Warner Franklin

References[]

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