Dominick Dunne Remembered: Vanity Fair's "Our Man Dominick"

Vanity Fair:

When Dominick Dunne died in August, he had become what he'd always yearned to be, a bona fide celebrity. The dapper V.F. contributor and novelist was also something more important: a crusader for justice. Surveying Dunne's life before and after its crucial event--the murder of his daughter, Dominique--the author recalls his epic fall from Hollywood grace, his astounding comeback, and his fearless pursuit of rich and powerful offenders for this magazine, from O. J. Simpson to the Kennedys.

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Comments

[anastasiabeaverhousen]

He was a gentleman and the epitomy of a bon vivant. RIP, dear one.

[KingCujo]

I miss him

[harriettubman]

I use to love reading his column and caught his TV show from time to time. However, in recent years he appeared to be unreliable in his writing. After he said he was told at a party that Chandra Levy was dropped out of a plane in the middle of the ocean yet her remains were finally found in D.C., I didn't trust Dunn after that. Even if someone did tell him that at a party, he should never have said it out loud.

[firewmn]

I love Power & Priviledge..& will miss his voice..and..personal comments..and..his style of observation

[ImissBush]

by releasing hot air balloons?