When Diana realized that she was too ill to continue filming John Berry’s Claudine, she put on her co-producer (as member of the collective Third World Cinema) hat and insisted that the show would go on without her.
Carroll is a great Claudine, but in subsequent decades she engaged in a little myth making about how she landed the part.
You’ll read about it in Anything’s Possible, as we spotlight the recollections of cast members James Earl Jones, Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs and Tamu Blackwell.
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