Vivien Leigh, a woman born for love and crazy for love.
When everyone sees her, one word comes to mind— exquisite. The facial features are exquisite, and the combination is still exquisite.
The corners of the eyes are wide open, and the pale green pupils, coupled with a pair of defiant high and low eyebrows, add to the breathtaking charm.
The world is trapped in her cat-like agility and charm.
For the sake of the movie, for the sake of her lover Lawrence Oliver, she can't live without going crazy.
Vivien Leigh's grace is thanks to her native family.
Her parents were both British, and her father was an official in India. Vivien Leigh was born in India in 1913.
Perhaps God really heard her mother's inner prayer looking at the Himalayas when she was pregnant, and gave the child the mysterious, clear beauty of the Himalayas.
When the light of British rockets illuminated the night sky of India, Vivien Leigh was born. This seems to imply in the dark that she will have a brilliant and unguarded life.
Vivien Leigh received a strict aristocratic education from an early age, and there was no shortage of literature, music and dance.
At the age of 14, her father took her on a study tour across the Continent.
How bad can such a wealthy girl be?
In 1931, Vivien Leigh returned from a four-year study tour and found that her former friend Maureen O'Sullivan had begun filmmaking.
She once told her friends that she had to be an actress, and now she is an actress.
Vivien Leigh immediately decided to successfully enter the Royal Academy of Drama with the support of her parents.
Parents are willing to give up their money, the daughter is also well-behaved and sensible, and everything looks like walking towards the sunshine road.
But after Playay, who was on her 18-year-old tail, attended a dance party and danced with Holman, a lawyer who was 13 years older than her, her life style changed.
Holman has the wisdom of a mature man, gentle and elegant, and he is also from a famous aristocratic family, which meets the conditions of the average girl's thinking.
However, just let the family hook away with a look, and it is too punching the face of this 4-year study tour, where has the knowledge grown?
The two met at the end of 1931, and at the end of 1932 Vivien Leigh dropped out of school to marry, and gave birth to her only daughter in her life 10 months later.
By 1940, she had abandoned her husband.
The marriage came and went very quickly.
After Leigh Vivien Li gave birth to a child, she began the road of acting with difficulty, but Holman only wanted his wife and children to be hot. The dispute arose.
At this time, she met "true love" after a performance.
In 1935, Vivien Leigh's stage play "The Mask of Morality" finally made her appear in major media coverage as a rising star.
When she put in the performance on stage, there were two pairs of eyes on the stage looking at her for a moment.
A pair from her husband Holman, can't stand the intimacy with others in front of his wife's eyes, and his anger is undisguised.
A pair of pairs from Lawrence Oliver, God knows how the famous Shakespeare drama hero can go to watch Vivien Leigh's stage play, but at the moment, his eyes are admiration and a glance of ten thousand years.
Vivien Leigh already had a secret affection for Lawrence. Bored after marriage, she once suddenly realized after watching Oliver's stage play that this was the person she wanted to marry.
Alas, the original dropout suddenly became meaningless.
Vivien Leigh and Oliver's relationship was out of control from the start. But there were families on both sides, and guilt about her husband and daughter made her bitter for a while. However, in the end, I can't fight for my heart, and the more I want to stay away, the more inseparable I am.
The siege and accusation of extramarital affairs was Vivien Leigh's first mental torture, but it also made her cast the classic role of Scarlett Hao in "Gone with the Wind".
In 1938, Vivien Leigh went to Hollywood to comfort her lover who was not going well in the filming, but she picked up the role of Scarlett Hao.
Without any preparation, her confidence and bravery were enough to beat everyone.
The housewife-turned-actor naturally has to work harder, but he is still ridiculed and disdained by Brad's actor Gable.
Vivien Leigh's sensitivity makes her have to prove herself with all her might.
For 5 months, she lived herself in the role and couldn't get out: her mood was uncertain. When naïve, you may be extremely anxious and even hysterical the next second.
She didn't realize it was dangerous, she just felt like she had managed to win back the Oscars.
However, she threw such a high honor into the drawer again, because her Oliver had not yet received it.
In public, she defended him: Oliver was a great actor, a great director, and he could teach me anything.
But the terrific director was facing bankruptcy, and his complaints and complaints upset her, and Vivien Leigh even declined an invitation from Hollywood that she would not abandon him.
In this love affair, Vivien Leigh is a little humble and nervous. But for Oliver, Leigh Gave him not only beautiful moments as intense as wine, but also terrible days when emotions could not be controlled.
In Gone with the Wind, Vivien Leigh's body is destroyed by pneumoconiosis caused by red dust, and she still tries to have a child because Oliver wants to.
Two pregnancies and two miscarriages, so that they later became terrible nervous.
She felt that she was pregnant, and Oliver, who was filming far away, could not rush back, and she collapsed to the point of taking too much tranquilizer.
In 1951, "StreetCar Desire" once again put Vivien Leigh on the Oscar throne and completely ruined her. She brought the perverted Blanche to life and left herself forever in Blanche's world.
Her spirits were divided, but she could not accept any psychological intervention because it would ruin her career as an actress.
One moment she was laughing, the next moment she was screaming wildly and curled up in a corner. Even on the set of the shooting, because of insanity, I had to be replaced by others.
Oliver accompanied her to treatment, and she would say that she must be cured and not have seizures again. But the lace news around him stimulated her already broken nerves again and again, and she and he couldn't afford it.
In 1960, Leigh and Oliver divorced, but she always referred to herself as Mrs. Oliver.
From time to time, she would ask people if he was okay and if there was any news of him.
Out of control, Vivien Leigh died at home after 7 years of divorce at the age of 54. At the head of her bed was Oliver's picture frame.
Vivien Leigh gave her life to the film and the soul of love to Oliver. And they made her crazy in the struggle, sinking in the madness.