When he met someone unladylike, he was forced by his husband to record a movie, and he became popular by accident, distinguishing between right and wrong, and becoming a pioneer of feminism. Today's talk about the heroine of "Deep Throat", today's character - Linda Laphrey.
Her life is quite legendary, and her role in Deep Throat is a classic of alternative films, a landmark, and her own life is even more dramatic.
Linda Lovelace was born on January 10, 1949 in the Bronx, New York. At the age of 3, the family moved to Yonkers, Westchester County, York, where her father was a well-known local policeman and her mother was a fierce and devout Catholic, convinced that corporal punishment was the best way to educate her daughter, resulting in Linda Laphrece being introverted and withdrawn from an early age. At the age of 16, the family moved to Florida, where they continued their high school studies.
At the age of 20, a disaster occurred in the sky, a car accident occurred, after recovering from the injury, one day and friends spent time by the pool, at this time they were targeted by a bar owner and pimp, and under the rhetoric, the two people quickly lived together. This man was Linda Laphreth's first husband, Chuck Traynor, a man who rewrote the trajectory of her life.
From the movie "Laphrey"
Chuck originally had his own small bar, which plummeted due to poor management, and during this time, both relied on Linda Laphrey to sell her body to survive.
At the age of 22, Linda Laphraise and Chuck married and returned to New York together to find a new way out. During this period, he went from being a slave of her husband to a tool for selling her body to earn money, and she also made more than a dozen underground alternative short films.
At the age of 22, she met Gerard Damiano, the rising alternative film director at the time, at a carnival party, and Linda Laphraise's appearance and figure were not outstanding, and she was able to win Domino's favor because of her natural and innocent girl next door. At Chuck's repeated instigation, it took 6 days to sensationalize the nation's alternative film , "Deep Throat". The film cost just $200,000, setting a box office record of $100 million at the time.
After its release, it became the hottest topic movie of the time, and Linda Laphrey also attracted the attention of the public, and various magazines and media rushed to visit her.
From the movie "Laphrey"
After an interview with Johnny Carson on the "Tonight Show," Linda Laverly was intrigued by people from all walks of life, from the middle class to celebrities.
From the movie "Laphrey"
At the age of 23, Linda Laverese became the cover girl of famous magazines such as Playboy and Esquire, and her career and fame can be said to have reached its peak. At the age of 24, he published his first autobiography, Inside Linda Lovelace, which quickly became a bestseller.
After that, there were no other outstanding works, so it was impossible to perpetuate her reputation for a long time. During this period, there were re-edits of her previous short films to fool the audience. At the age of 25, the sequel to "Deep Throat II" failed at the box office, causing Linda Laphrey's momentum to continue to decline.
At the age of 26, she starred in "Linda Lovelace for President", which was a soft-tuned comedy.
That same year, Linda Laphrethy ended up divorcing her first husband, Chuck, revealing her truth for the first time in an interview with Penthouse magazine, saying, "Life after leaving Chuck is much more interesting, at least I don't have to be abused anymore." At the age of 28, she married a construction worker named Larry Marchiano and gave birth to a son, Dominic, and a daughter, Lindsay. After becoming a mother of two children, she hoped to be able to reform herself, like a born-again Christian, living a happy life with her husband and children.
In the 1980s, a third autobiography, Ordeal, was published, this time with columnist Mike McGrady, who completely broke away from her old life and values, and as a passer-by, she told her own misfortunes and immediately became a bestseller, and her story became strong evidence for feminist activists. In the feminist movement, only the role of providing support to others, but rarely get the support of the other party, whether in spirit or life, can only be self-sufficient. What makes her feel even more helpless is that since the late 1980s, her physical health has deteriorated.
At the age of 47, he ended a 20-year marriage with her second husband, Larry Marchiano. At the age of 52, he returned to his old business, shooting a photo album for a love S magazine called "Leg Show", which broke everyone's glasses.
On April 3, 2002, the car lost control and hit a cement signboard, the car rolled over twice, and after nearly three weeks of rescue, finally died of severe internal injuries on April 22. The superstar, who once shone with a brief glow, ended her tragic and legendary life.
It took 6 days to become the world's most famous queen of alternative movies, but after a lifetime of hard work, she could not put on the clothes she took off. To this day, no one has mentioned Linda Laverse. The feminist pioneer of anti-alternative films is remembered only for "Deep Throat." All this is eventually forgotten in the torrent of time.
In 2013, her life was remade into a biopic film "Laphrey", starring Hollywood's popular "Amanda Seyfried", restoring her legendary life, interested can find a look, with stills attached.