Nancy Reagan by RobinJRichards

While born Anne Francis Robbins, Nancy had her last name changed to THIS. It was the result of her step father formally adopting her. She would carry that name to Hollywood.

When Nancy met Ronald in 1949 he was President of THIS GROUP. He helped get Nancy off a blacklist when another Nancy (answer to Q1) was also listed (that one *did* have Communist ties).

This is THE ONLY FILM Ron and Nancy starred in together.

When Ronnie met Nancy he was trepidatious about marrying again because of how ugly his first marriage to THIS WOMAN ended.

This was the name of Nancy's 1989 autobiography. The title reflects Nancy's chance to finally explain her side of the many stories while First Lady.

Nancy made the rounds on 80s television pushing the "Just Say No" message. The most memorable moment was when she appeared on THIS 80s SITCOM's episode entitled "The Reporter." In it, Nancy comes to Arnold's home to talk about his newspaper article talking about drug deals on campus.

In an iconic Reagan photo from 1983, Nancy is seen sitting on the lap of THIS 80s TV STAR while dressed as Santa Claus. He later joined her "Just Say No" campaign.

Since I can't ask about Kitty Kelley herself, there is this: In her unauthorized bio on Nancy Reagan, Kitty Kelley wrote that she had a long term affair with THIS SINGER. Both parties naturally denied it.

After the death of President Reagan, Nancy broke the GOP party line and began pushing for more funding involving research using THESE. It is believed using them could help cure or curtail Alzheimer's.

Reagan is the second longest lived First Lady. THIS FIRST LADY is the longest lived. She died at age 97 in 1982.

IN 1996, THIS DIRECTOR approached Nancy Reagan to be in his film "Mother." Nancy, who really wanted to play the part, politely declined citing her need to take care of Ronnie. The role went to Debbie Reynolds.

In 1984, THIS ACTOR (and his publicist) pleaded to Nancy and Ronald to help him transfer to an American military hospital to receive AIDS treatment through a French doctor. He was later admitted without their help but died of the disease in 1985, becoming the major first celebrity to die from AIDS/HIV.