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- In her 20-plus years in the public eye, Suvari, 42, writes that she had “never mentioned anything about the dark part of my life.” But in the book, she recounts years of drug addiction and sexual abuse. She was compelled by the #MeToo movement and the women who spoke publicly about their own experiences to share hers.
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Jul 27, 2021 · In her 20-plus years in the public eye, Suvari, 42, writes that she had “never mentioned anything about the dark part of my life.” But in the book, she recounts years of drug addiction and ...
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Jul 28, 2021 · The early aughts star discusses her debut memoir, The Great Peace— an account of the sexual and emotional abuses she suffered at the height of her fame. by Ilana Kaplan.
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Jul 27, 2021 · But in Suvari’s debut book, The Great Peace: A Memoir, she writes about “living a double life” during this time—one filled with sexual abuse, drug addiction, and an “eerie” encounter ...
Jul 27, 2021 · Mena Suvari, of American Pie and American Beauty fame, has released a memoir, The Great Peace. The book details years of drug addiction and sexual abuse while growing up in the public eye. Now 42, she writes that she’s never mentioned the dark side of her life until now, but says she was compelled by the #MeToo movement.
Jul 29, 2021 · By Marc Malkin. Mena Suvari became a certified Hollywood star with her breakout work in “ American Beauty ” and “American Pie.” But as glamorous as her life may have appeared, Suvari was...
Jul 29, 2022 · Suvari’s memoir, The Great Peace, tells of her being abused from a young age, her experience with sexualisation in the film industry, abusive relationships and addiction.
Jul 27, 2021 · In her new memoir The Great Peace, published by Hachette today, Suvari recounts how lonely she truly felt during her (often unsupervised) tween and adolescent years that preceded her fame.
