In Hollywood there is a pair of Oscar all-time actress sisters, Olivia. Black. Harvard Lan and Joan. Fontaine.
One is bright and generous, the other is calm and timeless, her sister has won the little golden man twice, and her sister has been nominated twice and won the actress once.
Who has two daughters who are so contentious, and they can't sleep and wake up?
Unfortunately, their parents don't have that blessing. The sisters have been tearing each other since they were young, from unknown to world-famous.
Sister Joan. Fangden's warmth on the screen did not bring it to reality, and this petite woman with a height of only 1.61 meters has been competing all her life.
My sister's bright Yan is not all-round without dead ends, and the tricks thrown by my sister are simply picked up.
The English sisters, born in Japan, were originally an ordinary family.
His father was a lawyer working in Japan, and his mother, a stage actress, went to Japan with her for so-called love.
After Olivia was born in 1916, her sister Joan was born the following year. It's just that she was born frail, and in order to recuperate her mother, she took her two sisters to live in the southern United States.
The unattainable love of the husband and wife finally fell apart under the cheating of the lawyer's husband.
Soon, the mother took the sisters to remarry George, the owner of a department store in the United States. Fontaine. Although there is no favor between the two daughters in cultivating the two, from the heart, the mother will always be partial to one or the other.
Olivia is sleek, and Joan, although she has a high IQ, has a bald emotional intelligence.
Maybe it's normal for sisters to fight over what to wear and love, but the mother's partiality is tantamount to making this fight change the taste.
The second eldest of the millennium, who always wears his sister's old clothes, is not angry and cuts his sister's new clothes, while his sister pushes his sister down with the elderly, causing her collarbone to fall.
Moreover, there must have been such a fight more than once.
What about my own sisters, when you fight, you still want to die and live. Later, Joan admitted in an interview that she really wanted to poke Olivia's eyes blind at that time.
Fights at an early age cannot support a lifelong discord between sisters, and the different encounters when they grow up are the beginning of the gap.
In 1932, 15-year-old Joan stubbornly ran to Japan to join her father, perhaps thinking that she had gotten rid of her eccentric mother. However, in the end, she lost to reality, and in 1935, she had to return to her mother and sister again.
Although it has only been three years, 18-year-old Olivia has already made a name for herself with the film "A Midsummer Night's Dream" based on Shakespeare's play filmed at Warner Company.
Joan's choice turned out to be a performance.
The two daughters want to realize their dreams, and they don't know whether to be happy or worried about being a mother. Because, she is worried that the second eldest who is not named will drag down her eldest daughter who has just become popular.
After all, Olivia is the one she has put all her strength into promoting. The origin of Olivia's name is taken from Shakespeare's play "Twelfth Night", which shows the depth of this hope.
The mother's choice for Joan was not to use the same surname as her sister, "Dai. Harvard Lan "mixed entertainment circle. How much do you want the two sisters to leave the relationship?
Of course, a sensitive and strong sister cannot live under her sister's aura. So, Hollywood had Joan. Fontaine.
In fact, in the beginning, she used Joan. Buffield, the name survived in her first film in 1935. God knows where this "Bufield" came from.
Dad doesn't love his mother, so he can't let the surname reflect his improper origin. Later, the poor girl had to attach herself to her stepfather's name.
The sisters, who became peers, began a battle for roles.
Scarlett, the protagonist of "Gone with the Wind", Joan once aspired to win, who knew that her sister Olivia would also come to mix. At that time, she was still an actor under Warner's banner, and it was inhumane to audition for the role of MGM.
The sisters were just about to fight each other, and Vivien Leigh's appearance forced them to stop.
After all, it was her sister who was more sophisticated, and she retreated to the second daughter, Melanie, and was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in 1940.
In 1941, Olivia made another scene, and she was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actress for "Good Night is Short".
But in less than three seconds, her sister Joan relied on Hitchcock's "Deep Purdah" to kill her without leaving a piece of armor and bravely won the little golden man.
After becoming an Oscar winner with Hitchcock films, Joan was the first and only one.
Olivia stepped forward to congratulate her sister, but Joan had no intention of accepting it.
This deliberate refusal in public made Olivia almost unable to find the bottom of the steps.
What makes her even more ironic is that the movie "Shroud in Horse Leather Shroud" gives Olivia the role Joan does not want. She still had to accept it with a smile.
Because she offended the owner Warner Company by going to MGM's house for the role of Melanie, she has not had a film to shoot for a long time. Warner's unkind approach undoubtedly aggravated the gap between the sisters.
But Olivia soon waited for the opportunity to turn over.
In 1946, she settled a lawsuit with Warner Company and successfully made herself a freelance artist, and took over her first film "Merry Seeds" after her comeback and became an Oscar actress.
That time, she returned the embarrassment that her sister Joan had given her untouched.
She also turned a blind eye to Joan's congratulations. The sisters' tearing was once again caught by the media.
The great thing about Olivia is that she was nominated for an Oscar again, and later appeared again in 1949 with "The Heiress", and also became a Golden Globe actress.
Once, Olivia felt that Joan had already begun to be arrogant towards her sister from the moment she got the queen. Now, she used two more queens to suppress Joan's arrogance again.
If the entanglement of two beautiful women is combined with the man's chip, it becomes a mess.
At the age of 19, Joan began to rob Olivia of her boyfriend, and she succeeded.
Later, Olivia fell in love with a male star, and Joan deliberately said that the male star was worthless, so that Olivia's face could not be hung.
The bloodiest thing is that when Joan was married, Olivia's boyfriend whispered to Joan at the wedding banquet, asking her to give up the marriage and he wanted to marry her. Joan turned around and sold this as a joke to Olivia, so angry that Olivia dumped the scumbag on the spot.
What finally made the sisters old and dead was the death of their mother in 1975.
Joan did not attend the funeral. Some say Joan refused to participate; Some say that Olivia did not inform her; Others said that because of Joan's schedule, Olivia did not wait for her.
Perhaps this was not the last straw that broke the sisters.
Joan cares that most of her mother's inheritance goes to Olivia's children, and she can ignore them.
If she gave Olivia another smile, she would slap herself. What she cares about is not money, but emotional recognition.
But unfortunately, in the end it was not.
After that, the sisters never interacted again. Even if you need to attend the same event, you never speak, which is like a stranger.
In 2013, Joan died at the age of 96.
Among the sisters, she married first, she became a shadow queen first, and now she is one step ahead of her sister who forces her everywhere. She felt that Olivia would be angry. The truth is that Olivia has nothing but shock and sadness.
At the age of 101, Olivia used a lawsuit to end the sisters' tearing apart from each other for nearly a hundred years.
She took "Nemesis" director Ryan Murphy to court.
Because the film describes the sisters' holiday at the Oscars, the sister calls her sister "bitch sister", and she feels that her sister Joan's reputation has been ruined by the film.
It seems that the sisters' love and killing each other is a family affair after all. Breaking bones and tendons, she can hate the other party to grit her teeth, but she does not allow outsiders to belittle at will.