Definition: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Input: Fact1: In film version middle-aged motion-picture producer career has fallen on hard times, Fact2: Mike Wayne In is middle-aged motion-picture producer film version, Fact3: daughter providing her with expensive education in pampered Europe, Fact4: January worships father and eagerly returns to America, Fact5: Deidre attempts to draw January into relationship with cousin David Milford

In the film version, Mike Wayne Kirk Douglas is a middleaged motionpicture producer whose career has fallen on hard times. Try as he might, Mike no longer can get a new Hollywood project made. Accustomed to a lavish lifestyle, Mike has pampered his daughter, January Deborah Raffin, providing her with an expensive education in Europe and everything else money can buy. January worships her father and eagerly returns to America to be with him again. Needing capital, Mike enters into a loveless marriage with Deidre Milford Granger Alexis Smith, one of the worlds wealthiest women. She has already been through multiple marriages and demands that things be done her way. She also is secretly carrying on a lesbian affair. January is devastated to learn that Mike is now wed to this rude, arrogant woman. Deidre attempts to draw January into a relationship with her cousin David Milford George Hamilton, a ladies man who also usually gets his own way. He finally persuades January into going to bed with him, only to discover that she is a virgin. Unsure what to do with her life, January is advised by an old friend, Linda Riggs Brenda Vaccaro, now a magazine editor, to author a book. Linda enjoys a freespirit life with many lovers and urges January to do likewise. But due in no small part to her father complex, January instead falls for a mucholder Tom Colt David Janssen, a harddrinking, impotent novelist who is an adversary of her fathers. Mike bitterly resents the affair. He punches Colt upon catching January in a Beverly Hills hotel bungalow with him. Mike orders his daughter to make a choice between them, and Colt gives her the same ultimatum. She chooses her lover. Deidres demands and insults finally become too much for Mike, who wants a divorce. They amicably agree to one, but their airplane crashes and both are killed. The devastated January turns to Tom Colt for comfort, but he turns against her instead, leaving her to go on alone. The novel includes much more drug use and sexual content, and has quite a different ending. After the events of the film transpire, January tries acid and partakes in an orgy. She then wanders onto the beach where she hallucinates that she sees her father and walks into the ocean after him, presumably drowning. In the film versions ending, January learns that she has inherited 3 million from her fathers insurance policy to begin a new life for herself. When she goes to tell the good news to Linda, she finds Linda angry and distraught for she was just fired from her job after having sex with her boss who used her. Realizing that nothing is perfect in life, not even in her own way, January is left all alone wandering Manhattan after dark, but with hope that tomorrow will be a better day.