"My Dear Loraine"

The narrative follows Robert Loraine, a decorated war hero and actor closely connected to Bernard Shaw, who played a significant role in bringing Shaw's work to American audiences. After serving as a pilot in World War I and sustaining serious injuries, Loraine returned to the stage, experiencing both triumphs and failures, often relying on morphine for pain relief. Throughout his tumultuous journey, Shaw remained a guiding figure, providing support and advice on various aspects of Loraine's life and career.