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Paul Newman's love letters to Joanne Woodward were too 'naughty' for daughter's book

Joanne Woodward, left, and Paul Newman on Feb. 3, 1958.

Well, mom and dad. This is awkward.

Paul Newman's daughter says that some of his "naughty" letters to her mother, Joanne Woodward, were too racy to include in her book about the Oscar winners' high-profile love affair.

And what would you expect from a title such as this: "Head Over Heels: Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman — A Love Affair in Words and Pictures" ?

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