[I]t was her modelling career that took off before the acting one when she was introduced to the Harper's Bazaar columnist Diana Vreeland by none other than Baron Nicolas de Gunzburg — not just an editor at the magazine but also a former actor who had played the leading role in Carl Dreyer's classic Vampyr (1932).

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "[I]t was her modelling career that took off before the acting one when she was introduced to the Harper's Bazaar columnist Diana Vreeland by none other than Baron Nicolas de Gunzburg — not just an editor at the magazine but also a former actor who had played the leading role in Carl Dreyer's classic Vampyr (1932)." in the context of "Anne Billson "Bogie & Bacall by William J Mann review — 'the very definition of sizzling sexual chemistry'", The Times (12 August 2023)
• William J Mann's Bogie and Bacall: The Surprising True Story of Hollywood’s Greatest Love Affair is published by Harper." to mean that wisdom is timeless.