The Teenage Dream of Sharon Tate - Philippe Forquet 

How in the hell could anyone hurt someone like her? Crime against nature-

What most people don't know, because it's never been reported or even addressed by Philippe in public (because he has refused to discuss the facts of the "assault" with the press), is that PHILIPPE beat up MARTIN RANSOHOFF, Sharon's "svengali-type" manager who had tried desperately to break up the couple. Sharon had taken off to New York with Forquet in late 1963 and they rented an apartment there. She was determined to marry Philippe and give up her career, but Ransohoff wanted repayment for all the money he had spent on nurturing her talents. He controlled her career at this point and promised to keep her out of pictures unless she ended it with Forquet. Philippe resented Ransohoff for the control he had over her and challenged Ransohoff many times over it. Philippe wanted Sharon to fly back to France with him and marry there, then try to rebuild a career on her own later down the road if that suited her, but they both also wanted children. Ransohoff rallied support from Doris, who agonized over Sharon possibly giving up her career and living abroad. One night, Ransohoff found out where in New York Sharon and Philippe were living and went to their apartment. Ransohoff ended up having a physical altercation with Ransohoff and a TV set was thrown, hitting Sharon, who had tried to intervene in the scuffle. Sharon wasn't seriously hurt, but bruised, and Ransohoff used photos of Sharon's injuries to make the case that Philippe was a danger to Sharon. Doris officially turned against him and he lost his contact with 20th Century Fox. Ransohoff had succeeded in driving the couple apart. Sharon was miserable for a time with Philippe back in Europe, but Ransohoff tried to make it up to her by finally letting her star in a film, which he decided would be the starring female role in TARZAN AND THE VALLEY OF GOLD. It's around this time she met JAY SEBRING, who encouraged her to forget Forquet and concentrate on her new career as a film actress. Later, Ransohoff upped the stakes and decided she'd be happier appearing in a more suitable role in 13 (EYE OF THE DEVIL). It seems he didn't approve of Sebring much either, but Jay was less of a threat to him. Philippe did one magazine interview where he talked about his love for Sharon and some of the arguments they had (which all stemmed from Ransohoff's interference in their relationship, but, that interview was later manipulated and Philippe was threatened with legal action and more sanctions leveled at his career which was already in shambles if he persisted, so he finally stopped talking about this period of his life for good. Philippe, around this time, became somewhat of a recluse and only confided in three people, his closest friend, the writer JOHN FOWLES, his co-star in WATERLOO, the actor ROD STEIGER, and Philippe's first wife, the fashion model LINDA MORAND, who he started dating in 1967 and married in 1970...after SHARON TATE's death. They all knew the truth of what happened from Philippe's own lips, but I'm telling you, he never intentionally hurt or beat Sharon. That's the truth.

@@brucestewart7371 so it’s ok to beat up other women?

Dominant men? These were not dominant men, pretty weak I would say

@@joecrosswicks4511 why are you so obsessed with these irrelevant people?

all over the world.

a real beauty, may she rest in peace,❤,

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