“We were both Italian. Passionate. Intense. Committed to our craft. We both had volcanic tempers. Our work drew us together, in closer quarters, day after day...”

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"On top of that, there was something intimidating about him. His face in repose looked closer to a scowl than any other expression. He looked like he didn't care whether or not you looked at him, so you watched him not caring, hungrily. I remember thinking, 'This guy's going to be a star. Not just a celebrity, a movie star.' He looked like one of those types, like Humphrey Bogart. Some sort of epic energy hung around him, and he was so far out of my league. Compared with him, I didn't even have a league. We were destined for different places. Was I bitter about this? Not so you'd notice," she said.

They kept their relationship a secret, so she only wrote about him in her journal. 

She said, "There are some things I still consider private. Amazing, isn't it? But sex is private. So I put the kibosh on sharing what occurred between Mr. Ford and me on that fateful Friday night in May 1976, and on subsequent Fridays at ungodly hours."

Additionally, Carrie told the Guardian, "I told him I was writing the book, and I would give it to him, and if he didn't like anything in it, I would take it out, and he seemed surprised at that. Then I called him and said, 'I'm going to send it to you,' and I did, and I never heard from him.”

In 2017, Harrison briefly addressed the release of her memoir, telling GQ, "It was strange. For me...  You know, with Carrie's untimely passing, I don't really feel that it's a subject that I want to discuss."

Johnny Knoxville hasn't publicly responded to Jessica's claims.

Michelle later issued a public apology on Australia's Today Tonight. She said, "I feel bad for Sandra. I know what she's going through. She must be hurt, devastated, upset, embarrassed... I want to give her a heartfelt apology. Sandra, I'm sorry. I'm sorry for your embarrassment. I'm sorry all of this is public."

A source told Entertainment Tonight, "Justin has been focusing on his own family and trying not to concern himself with Britney's memoir. In recent years, Justin has tried to be supportive of Britney from a distance. They dated so long ago, but he still has respect for her. Justin and Jessica [Biel, his wife] just want everyone to grow and evolve instead of continuing to bring up the past."

Justin's reps did not respond to BuzzFeed's request for comment.

Martin Scorsese has not publicly responded to Liza's memoir.

Mikhail Baryshnikov has not publicly responded to Liza's memoir.

Ione told Avenue magazine, "It was the '90s model era in New York. At the time, it was such a fun scene. I was just swept up. The L Word – that's what it felt like, but better. Alice said she wasn't out then. It is so interesting – people who didn't know they were gay but were totally living in gay life. Alice was thrilled, though. She was like, 'You made me seem so cool.'"

Jenny Shimizu, Alice Temple, and Ingrid Casares haven't publicly responded to Ione's memoir.

She wrote, "I waved to Adam. He didn't wave back, just turned and walked into the next room. I felt like throwing up in the pool… I couldn't speak. I felt as if I'd just witnessed a car crash, and Adam had been in the car. As if the world were ending. I was so, so afraid... [When she went inside] Adam said nothing. Just held me as I sobbed and dripped onto his shoulder."

Ione told People that she reached out to Adam about the memoir. She said, "I wrote to Adam. He's private, but also such a big part of my story, so he couldn't not be in it."

Adam Horovitz hasn't publicly responded to her claims.

So, Bonnie asked William to leave after a conversation with her therapist. However, he allegedly came back with his bags an hour later, yelling, "This is my apartment. My books are here. My records are here. If you want to split, then you leave!"

Bonnie laughed at how ridiculous he looked, then she went right back to reading. She wrote, "We never spoke of it again. During our almost 70 years together, Bill often speaks of our marriage as having been three or four marriages. This was the end of one of them. I said goodbye to my kinder and gentler man, and Bill and I moved on together."

In a joint interview, William told the Daily Mail, "I wouldn't be with anyone else in my life than this woman sitting next to me."