Fiery-haired Maureen O’Hara was Hollywood’s “Queen of Technicolor,” but behind the dazzling beauty, her life was far from a fairy tale. Born in Dublin in 1920, she was plucked from Ireland and thrown into Hollywood’s ruthless machine. What few know is that Maureen often battled studios that tried to silence her sharp tongue. She refused to play weak women—demanding roles with strength, which earned her a reputation as “too difficult.” That label cost her jobs. Even worse, she was dragged through