From the Hollywood stars, who did not “mass”, hiding, behind her petty body and her beautiful and cute face, her hard character, stapled in the Hollywood hard industry. Susan Haywardthe hot redhead, with a fiery look, which was sometimes pervasive and dripped a drug, lived everything, triumph, sadness, frustration by men – even radioactivity, which hit it deadly and sent it to the other world.

Her life and her career was undoubtedly a more stormy adventure than those of James Bond, as in the mid -1950s, when her star was still in the world of the spectacle, her name was heard to play in the infamous role before they ended up. Indeed, James Bond’s adventures look like light soap opera in front of Susan Hayward’s life.

Susan Hayward, a female -role -winning female role in 1958, for her interpretation of the dramatic “I want to live” and a candidate for the golden statue four times, died 50 years ago (March 14, 975), but still one of the Chrysanthemum of Chrys. A male -dominated space, but in her personal life she was often hurt and particularly heavy, while her finale was painful and sufficiently mysterious.

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Bronx and lame advantage

Indit Marener, as her real name was, was born in Brooklyn, New York on June 30, 2017, though her identity was written two years later, as Hollywood’s powerful were obsessed with age and especially youth to actors. Her mother was of Swedish descent, and she had two siblings. At the age of 8 he was hit by a car from which he suffered a fracture of the hip and legs, staying in the plaster for a long time. As a result, it was slightly lame, but she turned into a charming advantage then during her cinematic career.

She started working as a model from a young age, and in 1937 she changed her name to Susan Hayward, at the urging of a talent hunter, Max Arno. Two years later it will pass, along with almost half Hollywood, from auditioning to the role of Scarlett O’Hara in “What the Wind Gets”, a role that has just resulted in Vivian Lee.

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The first nomination and Manievic

Her first contract will sign it with Warner Bros, with a fee of $ 50 a week, but without playing a role. On the contrary, he will do bold photographs, as many rising beautiful actors did at that time. After some passes as an enzyme, she will make her first serious appearance in the Girls on Probation, starring Ronald Reagan. He will soon raise a level and play with John Wayne in the comedy “Young and Willing”, and in 1947 he will be thrown in the deep starring in the dramatic “wreckage of life”, starring an alcoholic singer – a role based on singer Dixi. Her interpretation will also give her the first Oscar nomination. In 1949 he will star in Joseph Mankevic’s “House of Strangers” for Twentieth Century Fox, which will launch a long collaboration. He will then take several roles from biblical epics (“David and Bhodes”), romantic dramas (“Kilimanjaro”) to dramatic musicals (“with a song in my heart”).

Wrapped in a blanket

Fox considered it its most important capital, investing a lot of money for its promotion, and in 1952 it would be the most beloved foreign -style actress in Hollywood, along with John Wayne for male actors. However, although she was at the height of her career, she will lose the land under her feet, after a difficult divorce with her husband actress Jose Barker, with whom she was married in 1944. Hayward will testify to the court, accusing her of Barker. Something that eventually did, along with a million dollars as compensation from their common assets. Her victory, however, was devastating, as the great publicity of the case and anxiety led her to an attempt to suicide. She will regret it at the last minute, resulting in the police intervened, breaking the door of her home to save her. The photos from her rescue, which imprinted her in a blanket, truly dismantled, “played” in all the newspapers, irreparably gaining her reputation.

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The devastating demons

In 1954 he will star, along with Gary Cooper and Richard Widdmark in the magnificent Western “The Garden of Evil”, directed by Henry Hathaway, while in 1956 he will make the mistake of accepting a “Wayne”. But this was the least, as shooting in the Desert George’s Desert, 200 kilometers from Nevada, where nuclear weapons tests were being tested for the past three years, almost half a radioactivity infection. Of the 200 people who worked for the film, 91 cancer disease in the early 1970s and 46 of them, including Susan Saranton, John Wayne, Agnes Murrent and director Dick Powell …

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The conflict with Betty Davis

After this failure, which also went bankrupt RCO, her career began to get downhill, though she continued to shoot movies at an undiminished pace. In 1964 during the filming of the dramatic film “Those who dared to love”, where he met with the sacred monster of acting Betty Davis, he will make the mistake of putting them with her. Their collision was fierce and it is said that at some point Hayward pulled out her wig and threw her into Davis, screaming “disgusting old bitch”. However, he will prevent another important interpretation in the “Valley with Dolls”, interpreting Hollywood’s ruthless diva.

Heading toward the end

In 1966 he will lose the only man he loved, the businessman from Georgia, Floyd Chaley (they had been married since 1957), who mourned and began losing her interest in cinema. In fact, she will be baptized Catholic in a Catholic Church of Pittsburgh, and the Astrology germ had also entered her.

In 1972, Hayward was diagnosed with lung cancer, a remnant of the sad story of filming near Nevada, although there were easy excuses that he was a smoking. Six years ago he was diagnosed with the same disease by John Wayne, but withstanding more and died for four years by the actor. Susan Hayward, the Bronx girl, who deeply appreciated her career in cinema, without megalomania and other hysteria, will die in 1975, at the age of just 57, no longer interested in the date of her identity …