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337:(2002), smart and sassy Wall Street tycoon, Jennifer, agrees to take the rap for her boss' shady dealings. But after her fiancΓ© lawyer fails to get her off the hook, Jennifer ends up in a harsh women's prison where her designer clothes and education count for nothing. On the inside, Jennifer discovers that working together, with unlikely partners in crime, is the only way out. 297:(1994), a satire of Hollywood following three stars of a hit TV show. One is a talented but plain actress who gets plastic surgery to look younger and beautiful; the second is a dirt-poor Southern girl fleeing an abusive father; the third is the spoiled child of actors. 315:(1998), where a wife discovers that her husband is having an affair. When she meets the mistress, they're stunned to realize that, but for a twenty-year age gap, they look exactly alike. With makeup and surgery, they switch places to try and teach him a lesson. 388: 51: 343:(2004), in which a woman notices that every time a woman is dumped by "Billy" she marries the next guy she meets. She thus attempts to set up a friend with him, hoping she'll be next after the breakup. Also released as "Uptown Girl". 284:
in 1996. The story deals with three friends who have been left by their husbands for younger women. After a friend (also a "first wife") kills herself due to her ex-husband's abuse, they decided to exact revenge on all four
398: 349:(2004), a low-level secretary is invited to go to London with one of her firm's top partners, only to be cheated upon by him there, forcing herself to carve a new life for herself in a strange city. 429:, January 16, 2004; accessed February 28, 2015. "Born Randy Goldfield in New York to Mark and Estelle Goldfield, she grew up in Dumont, N.J., and attended New York University. 331:(2001) in which a trendy Seattle reporter does an 'extreme-makeover' job on her best friend – a nerdy male computer programmer – to transform him 'from zero to hero.' 537: 291:(1993) in which a young designer tries to handle her fashion house while dealing with her troubled marriage, adopting a child, and finding her birth mother. 547: 389:"A TRAGIC ENDING / Novelist Olivia Goldsmith, who died last month, was famous, successful - and well versed in the process of transformation" 325:
where three twenty-something women discover their husbands are up to no good, from affairs to drug-dealing, and band together to get payback.
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Goldsmith died as a result of complications (heart attack) from cosmetic surgery. Her final two books were published posthumously. The song "
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fell off a stage during a campaign function. She also wrote several books for children, which were published under the name
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in New York prior to becoming a writer. Controversially, in late 1996 Goldsmith said, in response to an
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Some sources claim Olivia Goldsmith and John T. Reid were never legally wed.
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reporter's question, that her favorite event of 1996 was when
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The First Wives Club (novel)
Goldsmith (disambiguation)

Dumont, New Jersey
New York City, New York
1996 film of the same name
Dumont, New Jersey
Jaguar
New York University
Booz Allen Hamilton
Entertainment Weekly
Bob Dole
Edith Wharton
Suzanne Vega
Beauty & Crime
The First Wives Club
film of the same name
Diane Keaton
Bette Midler
Goldie Hawn
"A TRAGIC ENDING / Novelist Olivia Goldsmith, who died last month, was famous, successful - and well versed in the process of transformation"
Newsday
the original
"Olivia Goldsmith Is Dead at 54; Wrote Comic 'First Wives Club'"
The New York Times
Profile
"Random House Official Biography"
"Author Olivia Goldsmith Dies at 54"
The death of novelist Olivia Goldsmith
Olivia Goldsmith

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