The Tycoon and the Tigress

The Tycoon ...
He was only in his early thirties but he was head of a vast business empire. He was handsome and sophisticated, and he could be very dangerous when he wanted to be. He was married to a woman who was consistently unfaithful to him. Nobody knew why he stood for it, he certainly didn't have to....
... and the Tigress ...
She could do things with her eyes and voice that astonished him almost as much as what she could do with her magnificent body. He hated all the things she had done before they met, and yet he knew he would never have wanted her if she had not been so well versed in the ways of love. Woman Concerned was the working title of the latest script by Bones Lahaffy - and it was a winner. A sure-thing, if there ever is such a thing in Hollywood. Robert Decker got his friend's script into the right hands, or so he thought. Foster Kane would produce, and Mona Hayes would star in the movie, not his wife. That's when the trouble began simmering ... Mona was moving into her forties, and entering the "character" phase of her career. She desperately wanted the starring role in this vehicle. She sensed her career would receive a precious boost, carrying her professionally and financially for a few more years. But Madge Kane, the producer's wife, wanted the role. She had everything - looks, money, men - everything but the lead in Woman Concerned. Mona needed this, so Made Kane wanted it. The role was to die for ... but was she willing to kill for it?