| | September 04, 2014 | | In her last major interview, Joan Rivers spoke candidly to The Daily Beast in July about Hollywood's thin skins, contemplating suicide after her husband's own suicide, sex, dating, and her mortality. "I love when they say I've crossed a line," Rivers said of skewering Hollywood. "On the scale of 1 to Osama bin Laden, I didn't blow up buildings." The only love in her life was daughter Melissa, she said. "We have nobody else: She has me and I have her. I think it's going to be very difficult when I die, very hard for her." Rivers also spoke at length about her suicide attempt in the 1980s: "I had the gun in my lap." A whirlwind vector of outrage and hilarity, Joan Rivers was an old-school trouper, at her happiest performing and puncturing the inflated egos of Hollywood. Tim Teeman remembers. | |
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