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Pickford: The Woman Who Made Hollywood Mark J. Orr Cfp Going Rogue is the #1"A knockout of a biography." Newsweek A silent film star. A woman who played children, wide eyed and gamine, skipping about in frills and long curls. That's how most people remember Mary Pickford. In reality, Pickford was a towering figure in movie history, central to the evolution of film acting and the development of the Hollywood motion picture industry. Born in Toronto in 1892, Pickford began acting as a child. She switched from stage to film at