The life story of the Queen of Historical Romance, Rosemary Rogers, from her lavish upbringing, to her impoverished midlife, to her catapult to fame and fortune in the 1970s and 1980s.

“The Crowd Pleaser” is a biopic such as “Ali” and “Ray”. The story is about the bestselling novelist, Rosemary Rogers. Who was called the Queen of Historical Romance in the 1970s and 1980s. Rosemary marries a Singhalese track star, Summa, and has two daughters with him. She divorces Summa due to his infidelity. She meets her second husband, Leroy, in London and relocates to the U.S. with him. They have two children before Rosemary divorces Leroy because he is abusive. She is a single mom taking care of her two boys on a secretary’s salary. She saves, buys a house, and flies her two daughters and parents from Australia to the U.S. Supporting four children and two parents she writes and sends a novel in. Her novel is published and skyrockets to the top of the bestseller list. Rosemary is wealthy overnight. With her newfound wealth she hires a secretary who robs her. Everything she’s got. Rosemary, ultimately, ends up living with and is supported by, her oldest daughter, Adrian, where she, having to accept her poverty, is miserable. She dies with nothing. Nothing for her past greatness.