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Christina Crawford is an American writer and actress, best known as the author of Mommy Diest, an autobiographical account of child abuse by her adoptive mother, actress Joan Crawford. She had roles in various television and film projects such as the soap opera The Secret Storm and Monica George in the Elvis Presley film Wild in the Country.

Christina Crawford was born in Los Angeles, California in 1939 to an unmarried teen. According to his personal interview with Larry King, his father was married to another woman and is believed to be in the Navy; His mother was unmarried. Crawford was adopted from a baby broker in Nevada after Joan was formally refused adoption by Social Services in California in 1940 for being an unfit candidate.

Crawford says that Joan did not have a positive relationship with her mother or with her brother, which, along with the conclusion of Social Services, contributed to her multiple divorces. Crawford was one of five adopted by Joan. His siblings are Christopher, who was adopted in 1943, and twin girls, Katherine (Kathy) and Cynthia (Cindy), who were adopted in 1947.

Christina Crawford began her acting career on stage and starred in the play ‘Splendor in the Grass’. He then did plays called ‘In Colors on Sunday’, ‘At Charismatime’, ‘Dark of the Moon’ and ‘The Moon is Blue’. In 1960, he was cast in ‘Flick’, the force of Impulse. The following year, she appeared in the film ‘Wild in the Country’. Thereafter, the American actress appeared in the plays ‘The Compliant Lover’ and ‘Winkelberg’. After that he acted in the play guest The Verdict is Yours.

In 1965, Crawford starred alongside actress Myna Loy in the play Barefoot in the Park. Soon after, he landed a role in the film ‘Face’, which also starred Gena Rowlands and John Marley. Then from 1968 to 1969, the actress starred in T. v. Joan Borman played the role of Kane in the drama drama The Secret Storm. Apart from these TV projects, Crawford has worked in the programs ‘The Verdict is Your’, Center Medical Center, ‘Matt Lincoln’, ‘M.D. ‘, ‘Ironside’, ‘Marcus Welby’ and ‘The Sixth Sense’.

In Christina Crawford’s 1978 autobiography Mommy Dearest (which would later be turned into a film starring Faye Dunaway), Christina revealed that far from a benevolent and caring maternal image, Joan was an alcoholic who had suffered physically and emotionally. abused his adopted children. Christina described how she and Christopher bore the brunt of the abuse, while Christopher was thrown down on her bed every night so that he could not get up to go to the bathroom.

In chapter one of the book (which would be the film’s most famous scene), Christina recalled how Joan had gone into a blind rage after discovering a forbidden wire hanger in her daughter’s closet one night. The Oscar-winning actress “tears clothes off her hanger” and throws them on the floor before seizing Christina by the hair.