A 40-year-old actress , refuses to give up her dream of “making it," in Hollywood, but 20 years later, she won’t face the reality, that age and how many followers you have, dictates the rules for talent and when she lands her big break, she struggles to tell the truth, when casting demands to know her "real age," before they'll hire her for the role.

Watch as Terry Moore recounts her life as the last living legend of golden era Hollywood.

“Are you sexy, beautiful and fast?” read the call in the Straits Times in 1977. 17-year-old Doris Young answered the ad and her life changed forever when she met Filipino film director Bobby Suarez. He gave her the name Marrie Lee and she catapulted to international fame as Cleopatra Wong, the fierce and fabulous cult B-movie icon that graced cinemas and home movies all over the world. But as suddenly as she had appeared, she vanished from the public eye after only three films.

25 years later, Doris makes a comeback. This time she calls the shots. She’s become a filmmaker.

Told through archives and interviews with people who searched for Doris Young aka Marrie Lee through the years, we explore how her star faded from the silver screen and the struggles that shaped her transformations. This is a story of second chances, reinvention, and a woman’s indomitable, enduring creative spirit.