The Bennetts

Focusing on the rise and struggles of a prominent acting family, the narrative unfolds with Richard Bennett's early success on the New York stage, overshadowed by his daughters, Constance and Joan. Constance became the highest-paid actress of her time, transitioning from melodramas to comedy, while Joan transformed her image to become a celebrated temptress. Their careers flourished amidst personal turmoil, including court battles and scandals. The story also highlights sister Barbara's decline from a promising dancer to alcoholism, showcasing the complexities of fame and family dynamics.