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Dovie Beams (born ''Dovie Leona Osborne'', August 5, 1932, in Nashville, Tennessee)〔Hermie Rotea, ''Marcos' Lovey Dovie'', Liberty Pub. Co., 1983, ISBN 0-918229-00-6 ()〕 is an American actress, perhaps best known for her 1968-1970 affair with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos ==Scandal== In 1970, a huge scandal hit the Philippines over the stormy break-up between then President Ferdinand Marcos and his mistress of two years, Hollywood starlet Dovie Beams. On many occasions, she had hidden a tape recorder under a bed while making love to the president.〔 Beams had arrived in the Philippines in 1968 to shoot the film ''Maharlika,'' a movie partially funded by Marcos and meant to glorify his alleged war exploits, in which she played opposite Paul Burke as the movie's Marcos lover.〔(The story behind "Maharlika" (1971) )〕 Before leaving the country, Beams held a press conference, and delighted the press and public by playing erotic recordings of herself with Marcos. According to her, she was forced to publicize her "love affair" as "protection" since there were many threats to her life.〔(The Sun-Herald - Philandering dictator added Hollywood star to conquests )〕 The Dovie Beams tape became the “most intense public and private turmoil” for Marcos. His aides likened it to the Watergate scandal. Some believed Marcos declared martial law early to silence the opposition, which was still using the Beams tape in 1972. Some said Imelda Marcos, his wife and First Lady, became more aggressive and uncontrollable in the government following the scandal. Others said the former first lady started building her domain after her husband’s relationship with Beams.〔Sterling Seagrave, The Marcos Dynasty, 1988: 225〕 Sterling Seagrave on the broadcasting of the tapes: Hermie Rotea noted in his book on the scandal that Beams, besides weakening Marcos status, had had the positive influence of empowering women in Filipina society: 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Dovie Beams」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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