Big Dreams And Broken Hearts THE DOTTIE WEST STORY

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• FA

  @fatcat1967 · 4 years ago

  I remember when she owed millions to irs.the irs had to auction her things to pay off her taxes.her fans bought her stuff and gave her back her things...she was loved by her fans

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• JO

  @joannakendall7364 · 4 years ago

  No matter what any of her ex-husbands put her through, the mistrust, the running around on her, the lies... no matter that the IRS conviscated everything she had right down to her socks literally, she handled everything with maturity, not petty arguments, blame games, etc. She was one true classy lady. She always had class and self respect and lots of dignity and kept her head held high and took reponsibility for her own mistakes. I have always admired these things about her.

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• KA

  @kaywallace6139 · 3 years ago

  Michelle Lee did a good job of presenting a disturbing Dottie.<br>She needed help from her abused childhood…from her drinking…from her men…from her spending addiction, etc.<br><br>Such a talented woman.😢

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• GA

  @gabe-po9yi · 4 years ago

  The courage she showed at age 17 to take it upon herself to report her father’s abuses. &nbsp;Particularly in that day and time, it’s just astounding. &nbsp;I bet the fact that she was going to be leaving for music college and not able to protect her siblings prompted it.

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• JE

  @jessiegoines · 3 years ago

  That was my dad&apos;s 59&apos; Cadillac in that scene where Dottie West observes Patsy Cline arriving in, and getting out of, the pearl white 1959 Cadillac, in front of the Ryman auditorium.

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• FR

  @franzitaduz · 3 years ago

  She was always elegant and strong. &nbsp;My favorite country star in those days!

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• SW

  @sweetmarie2979 · 4 years ago

  I have wanted to watch this movie for the longest time and could not find it. &nbsp;Thank You so very much for posting this. &nbsp;I loved Dottie West since I was 13 yrs. old. &nbsp;I am now 68.

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• ID

  @IDidntKnow... · 4 years ago

  Off topic of the movie: I love seeing the old commercials &amp; seeing yesterday&apos;s celebs in them. So different than what we see today.

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• LA

  @LadyAlf57 · 4 years ago

  forever my hero. She literally gave untill the end. I loved how all her friends &nbsp;big name stars tribute to her in their own words from their own hearts.

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• RM

  @rmkpilates · 4 years ago

  That is when country music was great. &nbsp;RIP beautiful Dottie.

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• AN

  @anna-mariewilson8368 · 2 months ago

  This is such a sad movie. Dottie seemed so loving and very talented and caring lady. Heartbreaking how her life ended so young.

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• PH

  @phillipharris1740 · 2 weeks ago

  I&apos;ll never forget the night that Dottie bought me a beer at the fireman&apos;s field days up in Hannibal New york.

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