The DARK Side of Truman Capote & How He BETRAYED His Swans [Documentary]
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- Why did Truman Capote betray the secrets, dreams and desires of his annointed swans? What made him do it and why did he stop short of full exposure when he died before finishing Answered Prayers.
This hour + long documentary explains it all.
If you watched to the end, there is a surprise chapter of Answered Prayers that has been recently discovered that I’ll tell you about.
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If you would like to see long videos like this one more often, let me know! Thanks for watching!
You possess the perfect voice for narration. Wonderfully informative video, also.
I wouldn't mind long videos, especially if they are as interesting as this one.
@jaclynholland-strauss7054 Thank you for the positive and inspiring feedback!
@timnicholas1832 Glad to hear it. I am leaning towards doing more long videos and appreciate your encouraging feedback.
Definitely... You're really good
Truman Capote was a vicious little toad! Talented, but totally self absorbed and self centered. He infiltrated and exposed the deepest feelings and thoughts of his “friends”. With a “friend” like Capote who needs enemies?
If he were not famous no one would delve into his history trying to explain away his horrid behavior
Absolutely, I would have said something similar but have already been suspended for speaking my mind, your opening made me laugh its so true!
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Could be worse. Capote was ditched and vilified. You hold your head up high. We'd have missed out on a lot of great stuff if it weren't for the rebels that came before us and thankfully, exist among us. If you're fortunate enough to have the tits it takes to speak up and own it, luxuriate in your rarity, gurrrl!
@@AnneAndersonFoxiepawsI just did a 12° stretch in YT jail. Free speech does not exist in CZcamsania..
@@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws CZcams truly is the worst.
He made Jackie Kennedy’s sister Lee mad because she confided to him she was jealous of her own sister. And he told everyone.
I agree with ellebassa above. All men who have disasterous relationships with their mothers, subconsciencously take it out on the females in their lives, teachers, friends, wives, and even their daughters. If and when a man truely forgives his mother, is when he can see each female for who they truely are. The gift of forgiveness is the best gift to yourself.
This is why what Capote did to Anne Woodward imo is tantamount to murder. Capote is a classic sociopath who knew precisely how and what to do to get into his “swans” heads.
Remember men and especially women were MUCH simpler then. It was much easier for a wormy self absorbed narcissist with a deep seated hatred towards his mother to lurk these women and learn what triggers them. Capote, in spite of or because of his diminutive nature caused these women to completely let down their guard, a massive mistake with a Sociopath/Psychopath like Capote. Capote targeted Anne Woodward!
That is sadly true. I had my own run-in with such a sociopath. He’s sitting in jail now.
Narcs can’t forgive anyone because they take no responsibility & are incapable of loving anyone because they loathe their true nature
Thats true to an extent but theres also jealousy and, I believe, thats what drove this toxic little creep more than wounds inflicted by his mother.
I don't agree with all men. There are very few absolutes.
The feuds didn't destroy his career, but his addictions did.
They both did. It wasn't one or the other: life is rarely so simple. Part of the problem of trying to discuss this is we haven't ever found a language that would be equal to the complexity of describing human interactions well.
@NinjaGrrrl7734 Well said!
Absolutely! The world was waiting with bated breath for him to write and create again. He could of done anything. He was no longer socializing in a group of people, he wasn't shun from the arts and the public by any means....in fact quite the contrary.
Truman was never destroyed. We are still talking about him.
And people will continue to read his books.
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I was thinking the Same Thing!! I think he had Liver Disease. No wonder he was depressed! When you're on the way out, of course, your mental state suffers! I guess he felt he had nothing to lose. Things change. Life changes. People come and go. Sometimes it's a blessing.
When you base your friendship on those you Hate, you will implode. My dog said that years ago..
smart dog
Your dog, is wise, beyond dog years! 🤗💜💜
I wouldn’t have let it slide if I was a “swan”. Capote would have been torn up! Swans ride at dawn 🙄😭😂
😂😂😂 the "Swans ride at dawn" part really got me cracking up!! 😂😂😂
Perfect hair, makeup and attire for some @$$ kicking!! Right On!
😂😂😂😂love that!
He was a social zero, the swans took him in. He was desperate to become a member of their vaunted circles, and they accepted him. After his savage, thinly veiled written assault on them, they turned on him en.mssse, and it shattered him. Regardless of the viciousness and cruelty of his attack, I'm always stunned at how shocked he was when they shut him out. What an absolute idiot he was.
Why on earth would anyone would want to be with those ignorant, self absorbed, frivolous people, I will never understand!
I guess he thought he was that charming.
I suspect that Babe Paley thought attaining “perfection” would result in happiness. She never realized that happiness doesn’t come from others; it comes from within.
All narcissists are perfectionists & only have black or white thinking
It's pretty hard to do that when you're a woman in 1950. Women couldn't even open their own bank account until the 1970s. They were completely dependent on men for money.
Lee Radziwill dated Onassis before Jackie married him. How crushing for 2 sisters who were constantly comparing themselves.
I remember that! That act would have brought down any sisters relationship, and especially one that was obviously, not so privately fractured, such as Jackie, and Lee's was! I believe that Jackie knew exactly what she was doing, when she married Onassis. And how it would devastate Lee. Ah family, sometimes you can't live with them, and you can't live with them ( yes, you read that right, lol). ✌🏾💜💜
They were the women he always wanted to be.. To quote wilde... Each man kills the thing he loves... In capotes case, he did it with a pen.
Every DAMAGED man. And every damaged woman for that matter. They can't really love the way mentally healthy people do.
Truman Capote is portrayed on screen in the classic 1998 movie ''54 '' . He plays a very popular and active member of the Studio 54 fast-paced crowd.
I used to hang out with a kid who was desperate to mow his lawn....we were in Berkeley in the 1980s, and this young man had some fantasy that if he could become Truman's lawn mower guy that Truman may help him publish his punk rock memoir book....
The wounds from his mother beld into his friendship with the Swans,and he took revenge on the swans as a way of taking revenge on his mother.
@ellebassa9288.......no excuse , he's not the only one , who's came up under those circumstances . seems his biggest cross to bear ,was his appearance🤨🤨🤨🤨.................
@mizfrenchtwist I'm not using that as an excuse i'm just saying that as an observation, In no way am I excusing his behavior i'm just saying this is probably why he did what he did.
@@ellebassa9288.........i see , he was a twisted little man , nobody's friend..........
Narcissist Gay
Narcissistic personality disorder
He was scarred from childhood and very self-destructive. Success, money, fame were the last thing he needed.
Great deep dive into the psyche and history of Truman and his swans! Can't believe there was another chapter - Yachts and things! Thanks for the link and for all your hard work!
Thank you for letting me know the feedback. I am going to do more long videos!
I enjoyed this episode. One thing that wasn’t mentioned about Lee Radziwill and Jackie Kennedy - Lee had been dating Aristotle Onassis for YEARS and he had refused to marry her. Jackie swooped in and stole Aristotle from Lee. It’s a miracle that Lee spoke to Jackie ever again.
Hilarious
Most people forget Jackie married Onassis for the money. He “gave her” a million dollars to marry him and was in the process of filing for divorce when he died. He thought he could “buy” her, but the price was too high (when he realized his money was all she wanted). She Wouldn’t even stay in the same country he was in. When he was dying, Jackie had to fly from NY, but “opps” arrived too late. He’d died.
Credit for IN COLD BLOOD should have had Harper Lee as the co-author. They went on location together and it was she who was trusted by the locals so that they shared their knowledge with her. He took all of her work and all of the glory.
I agree! Thanks for joining the conversation!
Poor Harper got Nothing....😂 o lord...
I was going to add that, too. Glad somebody already pointed that out.
I agree.
really.....that would make interesting deep dive. Ive only read the book, never cared about the back story behind the writing of it, didnt even know Harper Lee was a part of it
Very comprehensive information here. I tend to watch long videos more and more and am really sick of all the trash ai videos on youtube. Your video clearly involved a lot of work and attention. I would rather support your channel and all the lazy history channels that just repeat articles on the internet. Videos like this one are good at pulling information together for a better understanding of the topic, in this case, who Truman Capote was. I really did not know about his machinations in high society and only thought of him as someone who wrote In Cold Blood. Anyway, good job and I hope you do more long videos.
Thank you for the feedback on longer videos. I appreciate knowing this.
I believe Lee Radziwill took the side of Gore Vidal because his mother (Nina Gore) was at one time married to Hugh Auchincloss (Lee and Jackie’s stepfather). Although they aren’t related by blood both Lee and Jackie’s mother and Gore Vidal’s mother were both married to Hugh Auchincloss. Talk about awkward. Gore, Jackie, and Lee shared the same stepfather.
Interesting. Didn't know that. Thanks for adding to the conversation!
Was that the relation? Thank you! I knew they were connected somehow.
Gore Vidal, another author whose work was termites to social stability.
He was a malignant gnome obsessed with fame and money. He had talent sure but it was only a catalyst he used ro gain what he really wanted: social recognition and validation.
Which he lost all in the end-thinking he could “make” society accept him. He learned THAT lesson. When you bite someone, they usually bite back.
That was a lot of research and time and I just wanted you to know I truly appreciate the hard work you put in. I never met the man but I know I don't like him and never will. He used people like he used toilet paper especially the Clutter family and their friends and neighbours. Thank you once again and I look forward to another treat soon
Thank you for the feedback. I appreciate you taking your time to provide me with that inspiration for more long videos. I think you are the first person to draw the comparison of how Capote used the townspeople to get his story for In Cold Blood. Thank you for that as well.
The movie about Capote writing In Cold Blood with Toby Jones demonstrates in a very subtle way but it is there. Even Capote's childhood friend, Harper Lee sees it.
These women all look hungry to me
Because they live on cigarettes and starvation
After a messed-up loveless childhood like he had, and the fact there was no therapy of any kind it's hardly surprising he turned out like he did. His talent for writing and surrounding himself with the troubled high class, reflected his past.
Yes, I did a video on his childhood czcams.com/video/x-d0kbQZDvE/video.html
Wonderful presentation! I really enjoyed it. The Narrator has a lovely sounding voice as well. Thank you again Debra Bader.
Thank you so much! Appreciate the positive feedback!
No, no, no, Gloria Vanderbilt went through a tough time when her oldest son passed away. To make matters worse her psychologist and someone else tried to take advantage of her during those dark years in her life. She barely survived that. Her husband passed away prior to her son. That all takes a toll in anyone’s soul.
Thank you and THANK YOU FOR USING AUDIO OF TRUMAN'S VOICE !!!! SO MANY DO NOT !
Your welcome. Glad you like it!
Yes, it is another example of the creativity and work you put into this video. I like it.
In Cold Blood was a dark,brooding,haunting violent movie.And it was a true story.
Fabulous video, very insightful, thanks. I don't think I've ever said the word bastxxd so often in one hour!! 😂
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent insight into Truman Capote's life and work. Truly enjoyed your video. Thank you.
Thank you so much for the positive feedback. I find it helpful.
Thank you for this brilliant documentary.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Armed with your video, I’m on my way to watch Fued!! Thank you 🎉❤ absolutely prepared 🤩
Hope you enjoy!
In spite of everything, he was a very talented writer and many of his phrases were adapted intact into the screenplay of ' Breakfast at Tiffany's '.
Wonderful telling of the life of Truman Capote! I've read just about everything that Truman ever wrote. Starting with Other Voices, Other Rooms (great title). I believe that he was sort of a tragic genius! A tortured, brilliant soul. He could be notoriously petty, and backbiting. But then, by turn, be your very best friend. It was said that, his once dear friend Harper Lee, who wrote To Kill A Mockingbird, fashioned the character Dill, the friend who spent summers with his aunt, and was befriended by the character Scout, was that of Truman. No matter what people thought, or think of Truman Capote, he was fascinating. His end of life was hard, and sad. But, I for one, am glad that he was once here! Thank you, for putting together such a lovely documentary! Your narration, and captivating commentary, held my interest, from beginning, to end!
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Breakfast at Tiffany's is a great film but nothing like the Capote book. He wanted
Marilyn Monroe but the part was given to Audrey Hepburn.
That does seen to happen in Hollywood. Stephen King hated what they did when they first started adapting his books to the screen until her learned how to have more say in his adaptations. Thanks for joining the conversation!
There is an old saying. ,Glamour evaporates under close scrutiny!:
He was a master with words. Writers tell stories about what interests them. He didn't do anything that other writers haven't done. I loved him. I'm a writer so I know the process. Most don't. He was a fabulous writer and many were jealous. Kids that are abused or neglected have problems.
Fabulous video. You did a great job.
Really enjoyed the details in your video -
Thanks so much!
I goo of tat say, good or bad, Truman did immortalize them. I don’t think most of us would know most if these Swans, without Feud .. I love stuff like this!
Thanks for your work and time making this ❤❤❤❤
You're welcome 😊
Well done😃Loved it!
Thank you! 😀
Thank you so much for this excellent work
Such a messed up situation. Very sad for all
When Keith Richard found out Lee Radziwell and Truman Capote were following them in their 1972 tour he was less than impressed. He saw them as interlopers. He banged on Truman Capote hotel door and left a note that said, "In Cold Ketchup" written in, what else, ketchup.
Breakfast at Tiffany's was the mainstream beginning
In Cold Blood was The Peak
Answered Prayers was the beginning of the end and eventually the last nail in the coffin
Truman Capote way of writing made him famous and canceled at the same time. He could've been used allegorical narratives in Answered Prayers particularly "La Cotê Basque 1965".
Thanks for joining the conversation!
I think that TC thought he was a woman. He was angry at the world because he was not a woman. Therefore, he was hateful.
Huh? He was a Gay man. He didn't want to be a woman. That's not how that works.
Huh? He was a Gay man. He didn't want to be a woman. That's not how that works.
He wouldn’t have been happy as a woman either. Still would have been short, unattractive and mean.
What an interesting documentary- thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is a good article. I really like the longer version.
THanks for letting me know!
That was very interesting and well told, new subscriber.
Thank you very much and welcome aboard!
I really enjoyed that. Thanks!
Glad to hear it!
Babe Paley was beautiful. I think Capote was a real snake. He got them to trust him, and then he betrayed them, and people really got hurt. He did it repeatedly and he wasn't just targeting the upper class, he was targetting women.
I think that a lot of people are missing the point you are making. He is targeting women. Thanks for joining the cOnversation!
Exactly. I remember him as a truly horrible man and never did understand how anyone could trust him. He always “came off” as a snake and snakes don’t change.
U can’t beat Jessica Lange!!
Love Her! 🌟🌟💖💖
I agree!
This is such a thoughtful, well researched presentation that the glaring error of eluding to Ann Woodward being one of Truman Capote's "Swans" almost ruins it. Woodward was never part of his circle and the two of them were openly hostile toward each other and that fact is well documented. the correction of this obvious flaw would make this an excellent documentary rather than just a good one.
It's hard to garner sympathy for a single character, which makes it all the more fascinating. In a way they all deserved one another.
Great well researched video
Glad you liked it
Jealous of the charm and beauty of beautiful,stylish women. Still happened with some gay men today.
Why have you given Truman a Cockney drawl? He's from the South not South London.
I noticed that too, I thought I was tripping or he was that affected. 😂😂😂
The audio clips *_are_* Truman's voice! He was that affected...
Wow, wondered that too! If it was actual audio footage....kept thinking it must have been his real voice in there, somewhere, lol! He was that affected
This was part of Truman’s facade. He thought he could pretend to be whatever he wanted and would be accepted. It was a true “deserved justice” when he fell “out” with everyone he’d used.
Nope,- that's it ,- believe it or not.
Very well done.
Excellent research. Thanks!
Bravo! Just hearing “The Stork Club” sends shivers up my spine! wow! Can you believe, I recall many of these fabulous photos you’ve included! Smile, please…think of a “Swan” on the small New England Island… Of course, she’s going to be gowned in a long Summer frock, wearing all her appropriate “Jewlery! No ‘Connor” for a Ne York Swan… Bravo! And thank you!
All round tragic for both author & "Swans". Regardless of how things ended,Capote was a supremely gifted writer,some of whose short stories in particular must be among the best of any 20th century American author.
How interesting and sad. I remember reading his novel ‘In Cold Blood’ serialized in the New Yorker when I was a Freshman in college. I found it fascinating. It is a shame he lost faith in himself and died in the way he did.
Well done
thanks!
Dear Person, thank you… something I didn’t know…”Death by Alcholism” Wow! Spot on… TC was clearly aware enough to write what his thoughts and recollections were, including his regrets. So very sad, because , I imagine, TC took a self accounting and was most honest with himself… God Bless this TC who, it seems…apologized… This, I didn’t know… I’m “Nurse Jane” btw… thank you! God Bless you! Stay safe!
Thanks for sharing!
Wonderful video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you 🤗
You made a very obvious legal error in the Ann Woodward story. Grand juries indict/vote on the charging documents; they do not convict anyone of anything. It is a regular jury that decides whether a person is guilty or not guilty of the charges.
I guess only lawyers should make videos. jEEEZ....
@@dividends4retirement I'm so sorry you are upset by a learning moment not directed at you
I’m so sorry you’re so contemptuous of other people
Al Hirschfeld drew the illustration. I have no sympathy for these people.
Thank you for a wonderful introduction to Capote for me
Glad you enjoyed it
I second this.
Excellent!
Many thanks!
The compilation of facts & files must have been difficult & very time consuming to compile.Well done👏&💯% congratulations❗.It confirms my opinion he was 80% talent & 20% assho*e or 60% as*hole & 40% talent..&..or ..&..ratios could go on infinitum, in other words the combination of attitudes of the time spanning influential eras/decades & influence of his peers, his talent, his homosexuality, his general character & his unusual (for the time writing skills & pattern) will remain an uncompletedenigma (but whose writing talent & contribution to modern writing cannot be ignored just as Steinbecks, Greenes, Roths etc of the 20th century & many other American writing genres ).
3:11 is actually Franklin K Lane HS in Cypress Hills Brooklyn...
GRANDIOSITY
Where is the link for Yatchs and Things? I'm not finding anything.
Scroll down past the title of the video.
You can READ IT HERE ► archive.vanityfair.com/article/2012/12/01/yachts-and-things
@@fabulouswomeninhistory Thanks
The rich don't like to be gossiped about.
Does anyone like to be gossiped about? Especially when the gossip can ruin the lives we have carved out for ourselves?
I love this, but maybe you could be a little more mindful of repetitive language? At several points, you reiterate that La Cote Basque used thinly veiled representations of The Swans. That's not the only instance of repeating the same things over and over, but it was the most noticeable.
You also took away the shock of Anne Woodward's last act (youtube won't let me say the word) at 45:25, because you already told us about it half an hour prior. This news would have been far more impactful if you'd held onto that until this moment.
Sorry, I'm not trying to be hypercritical, I just stumbled into this video and I'm absolutely riveted. I just think that editing your scripts for cohesiveness and cutting down on repetition could make you one of the youtube video essay greats, right alongside Folding Ideas and Down the Rabbit Hole.
Perhaps you can upload a video that you've created.
I believe that exploitation was a double edged sword in this case. Capote exploited the Swans for his needs and they exploited him for theirs. For the most part, probably equitable exploitation (if there is such a thing). However, betrayal is an entirely different matter. Capote had not written anything in years and had been give several deadlines and some generous advances by Random House to complete Answered Prayers, which he was struggling to do. Having all of that juicy gossip in his back pocket was just too tempting, in my opinion.
I find it difficult to empathize with individuals with such shallow and material driven motivations.What can be called " glamourous" could easily be regarded as greedy, wasteful, and ultimately foolish.Those who idolize such individuals now ,as then, seem simply lost and empty clout chasers to me, and nothing bears this out more than the realities of these " swans" fates and lives.
Resenting MOM !
Yesssss his addictions assisted in his demise and death due to you can’t keep abusing ur body! Plus the fact that his books were not doing so well. So he writes about them and he does backstabs them. Yes he played them all! He delved into their insecurities and made sure he boosted his but everything fell apart for him and he was ousted!
Love this but how could you have attributed the Algonquin RoundTable to anyone but the real illustrator Al Hirschfeld????
I have one hundred pages of a book written. I don't know if I will ever get it published.
decide that it will.
excellent!
A deep dive into lives, high or low on a social scale, would reveal episodes of the same level of human pain, and turmoil. We all are in need of a Savior. Capote, and his cohorts only highlight this universal need, and lack..so much for idols we admire. What a pathetic substitute.
What a predicament to find yourself in! The Swans were probably chafing in their scarves for wanting to bring a lawsuit for slander and libel. But that would be to risk letting the public know for sure the characters were indeed, themselves. And with such an untrustworthy defendant, the danger of more damage (as in scorched earth) to be done was too real.
I think he had spite for these type of women from the very beginning, rather than it developing from being around them. He ingratiated himself and pretended to be a trustworthy, compassionate confidante so they’d reveal their private matters to him.
Ironically, he threw away his coveted place in high society for a thoroughly mediocre little book.
Society had thrown him out long ago.
Yes, Please & THANKYOU.
Thanks for letting me know. It helps me a lot!
I admire his writing. Artists are truth-tellers. They can't help it. And they are often narcissistic as well.
👌🏻👍🏻 thnx,excellent
Thank you too
probable 😮 ?
Trueman Capote lived to observe.
He came with a huge personality
his woman friends whom obviously had trust
didn't 😢 see they were only important as characters for his book 😊
Philip Seymour Hoffman played Truman Capote in a bio film about his life. It was a role that made his career soar. Didn't 🤔 Capote was a drug abuser similar to Hoffman also
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Capote's varied, brilliant career spanned a wealth of novels, short stories, and plays dotted with a number of true American literary Classics.👌
Though socially, Truman was little more than a humorous harlequin Oddity, both within and for "High Society's" play toy amusements....🤐
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He was the epitome of esoteric…!
Really confused and misunderstood.
He could have had Hollywood in the palm of his hands,he just didn’t know what to do with the fame and power.
I think that in the end when it mattered Babes husband was a support for her physically and emotionally. And at that time she no longer needed Truman because she had what she wanted all along. And in the end she methodically,planned her final soiree’ which was her funeral,and Truman was not on the guest list. They,in the long run betrayed one another….peculiar to say the least.
I believe the show took some poetic license with their portral of Bill Paley when Babe was dying. I am not so sure he was that supportive. Another narcissist in Babe's life. Thanks for joining the conversation!
@@fabulouswomeninhistory I had read someplace,that when Truman could not reach out to Babe,he reached out to her husband, and I guess that’s what he was doing,being a husband.
Everything you hear and read about the Elite,they do not have the life of Riley I guess they have the life that everyone else has minus the wealth and power.
Eleanor Roosevelt,Judy Garland, and Jacqueline Kennedy,all had tumultuous lives in various ways fascinating they were but happy they were not.
I really,felt a sense of sadness towards Babe. I don’t think she ever thought she was good enough…!
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No University? Amazing talent.
UNREALITY
Truman Capote i had no idea about the tea of Jackie and Lee so many things went untod thos is so interesting
That is NOT Gloria Guinness to the left of Capote. The woman on the right is, in fact, Babe Paley. Also, it's EYE-na, not E-na.