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Sold in cold blood? Truman Capote's ashes fetch $45,000, and auctioneer says 'he would love it'
Studio Publicity Still: "Murder by Death" Truman Capote 1976 Columbia File Reference # 30928 1013THA Stock Photo - Alamy
35 Years Later, 'Music for Chameleons' Is Truman Capote's Best Book - The Atlantic
Cult Eyewear - James Dean wasn't the only one who wore the Mansfield Square. Iconic novelist Truman Capote also loved them, in the same Demi Blonde color Dean wore. Above is Truman
Dear Reader: You Misunderstood My Story. Signed, Truman Capote. - The New York Times
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Capote Philip Seymour Hoffman (Truman Capote) Adjusting Glasses 8 x 10 Inch Photo at Amazon's Entertainment Collectibles Store
The story that destroyed Truman Capote — and high society
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The Daily Stream: In Capote, The Late, Great Philip Seymour Hoffman Gives New Meaning To The Phrase 'In Cold Blood'
Truman Capote Testifying In Court by Bettmann
Truman Capote: Artistic Portrait In Glasses Photograph by Globe Photos - Fine Art America
Truman Capote: Immersed in, and haunted by, his subject
Truman Capote's Black and White Ball Oral History - Who Attended Capote's B&W Ball?
Unearthed Interviews Shed New Light on Truman Capote
TRULY CAPOTE - Palm Beach Florida Weekly
Can't find Truman Capote's house? These pix will help you out
Unknown Truman Capote story that was penciled in notebook published for first time | Books | The Guardian
Truman Capote - Books, Movies & Facts
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Alexander Liberman | Truman Capote (1965-printed later) | Artsy
Truman Capote's Grandest Affair: Inside the Black-and-White Ball | Vanity Fair
