"Princess Sissi" is the origin of many people's beautiful yearning for love, the beautiful and playful, lively and lovely Princess Sisi and Emperor Franz fell in love at first sight, and the two were not afraid of the harsh Queen Mother to pursue true love.
The film was an instant hit in Europe, and it also made actress Romy Schneider, who played Princess Sissi. The popularity of "Princess Sissi Trilogy" put Luo Mi in the shackles of "Princess Sissi", and she has been avoiding it all her life, but she couldn't avoid it in the end.
Romy shining on the silver screen and outside the camera seem to be the existence of two worlds, and she once affectionately confided in her heart to describe her inner struggle and sorrow:"
Whenever tears become a tool for me to try to soothe the pain in my soul, the 'Sissi' on the silver screen warms the hearts of the audience with her charming smile. ”
Princess Sissi has been pampered all her life, but the real Romei is different, and her unfortunate life began as a child......
His parents divorced, he lacked love in his childhood, and he became famous at a young age
On September 23, 1938, Romy Schneider fell to the ground in Vienna, Austria, where the atmosphere of art was strong.
Growing up in a family environment where Romy grew up with a passion for the performing arts, from her grandmother to the Royal Opera House, to her parents, Wolf Albach-Reti and Magda Schneider, who were stars on stage.
In 1943, the relationship between Romy's parents came to an end, and since then his mother, Magda Schneider, has been dependent on each other, and has also changed to his mother's surname.
Six years later, Magda Schneider, who was too busy with work to give Romy the care he deserved, sent him to a Catholic boarding school called "Goldenstein" near Salzburg, Austria.
Luo Mi spent four years there, during which his mother was filming outside all the year round, and only visited her daughter two or three times, and her father was never heard from.
Her school days were particularly lonely, and she lived in a loveless environment since she was a child, which affected her later character and destiny.
In 1953, Romy Schneider entered the halls of the Academy of Art in Cologne, Germany, and began his artistic journey. Mother Magda and producer Kurt Ulrich joined hands to create the film "White Lilacs Bloom Again".
In this production, they needed a youthful actress to play Magda's daughter, and naturally the mother set her sights on her daughter, Romy Schneider, leading her into the world of cinema.
At the age of 15, Romy made her screen debut and successfully portrayed the character Evchen Forster, although the plot of the film is simple and simple, but Romy's charm and acting skills deeply touched the hearts of the audience, making her image remain in people's memories for a long time.
A year later, Romy was invited by her mother to co-star in a romantic comedy called "A Queen's Girlhood", in which Princess Victoria was brilliantly interpreted.
Immediately afterwards, she co-starred with Lily Palmer in the comedy movie "Fireworks", showing her charm in front of the audience and winning praise from the director and the audience.
Director Ernst Malischka had a burning eye, and chose Romy among many actors, praising her extraordinary appearance and elegant temperament, and her striking resemblance to the historical Austrian princess Sissi, so she had the honor of becoming the Sissi princess of the screen of that era.
The three films she starred in were a huge success, opening the door to success for Romy and becoming a household name.
However, as her fame grows, her uneasy emotions are also amplified, hoping to live like a normal person, to experience love, and enjoy the taste of being loved.
Ran to France for Alain Delon and was abandoned
In 1958, Romy Schneider starred in the German-French co-production film "Christina", and his screen partner was French actor Alain Delon, who was still an unknown young actor at that time.
The first time the two met at the airport, a bouquet of fiery roses was held in Alain Delon in his hand as a warm welcome to Romy's arrival, and he recalls the first time he saw her:
"I noticed a boy at the bottom of the escalator, handsome almost unrealistically, with meticulously combed hair, dressed in a crisp suit, with a bow tie elegantly tied around his neck, exuding the demeanor of an English gentleman. I don't like this kind of handsome boy, and he seems to think I'm mediocre. ”
At first, Romy felt that the young Frenchman was too cliché and uninteresting, while Delong saw Romy as a "little idiot", and the relationship between the two was not always smooth sailing during the filming, and arguments often occurred.
On a sunny day during their trip to Brussels, they are preparing to shoot a grand dance scene, during which the fire of fate quietly ignites the spark of love between the two, and at that moment the two fall in love.
Indulged in love, Romy experienced the sweetness and joy that she had never felt before, and the beauty she had been longing for now came true one by one, and at that moment it was like incarnating Princess Sissi in a fairy tale, enjoying the nourishment of love and the surrounding of happiness.
The movie scene is finally frozen, and Romy embarks on a journey to France with Delong with full of bravery, chasing the love and happiness that is full of unknowns but full of expectations.
At the age of 19, she was in the prime of her life, and on March 22, 1959, she was engaged to Alain Delon on the shores of Lake Lugano.
Since then, Alain Delon has made a name for himself in the film industry, while Romy has suffered from the cold of his career.
Coming from a barren family, DeLong used to be a street bully, and he and Romy's social status and worldview are very different, and the two have a constant dispute during their love.
The two are always busy separately and don't see each other much, but Delong's peachy news is always constant, and Romy still believes that her boyfriend chooses to forgive. However, she underestimated DeLong's flowery nature, and as soon as he turned around, Delong began to laugh with the women next to him.
While Romy is fully engaged in his work, a woman named Natalie appears, who is very obedient to Delong, from carrying clothes to handing scripts to serving drinks, and finally gets her wish to conceive his child.
In December 1963, DeLong left Romei with a 15-page letter, a bouquet of yellow roses representing farewell, and a note: "Natalie and I are traveling to Mexico, and may you be well." ”
A few months later, Delon and Natalie enter the palace of marriage hand in hand, while Romy is betrayed. He collapsed under the weight of his spirit, and in desperation raised his knife in an attempt to end his pain on his wrist.
Luckily, her friend found Rome in time and pulled her back from the clutches of death, after which she left France and returned to Germany.
Returned to Germany, married Harry Mayne, and paid the divorce fee for him
In 1966, Romy Schneider fell in love at first sight with the German actor and theater director Harry Mayne, who was 14 years older than him, but the other party already had a family.
Romy's "love brain" came up again, and in order to get Myne to ruthlessly break up a family, he also spent 200,000 marks to pay for Myne's divorce, and then the two officially married and gave birth to their son David Mayne.
In order to take care of her husband and son, Romy gave up her career and taught her husband and children to do housework at home.
As time passed, she gradually lost her opinions, and was also brainwashed by Myne, who really didn't have any talent as her husband said, and in fact Myne was just a little director without a name.
Later, Alain Delon called to invite Romy to star in the movie "Swimming Pool", and he was active in the film industry again, and the reunion and cooperation between the two caused waves in the industry.
Meanwhile, Myne stares at his wife's performance in the movie in front of the screen at home, and he can't help but feel a sense of shame in his heart.
"Swimming Pool" was warmly welcomed by the audience, Romy's career ushered in the second spring and began to flourish, Harry Mayne's career entered a low period, and then began to drink and drug abuse and not do his job.
In 1975, Harry Mayne asked Romy to end the marriage and demanded compensation of 1.4 million marks. After some difficult negotiations, Romy gave up half of his fortune in exchange for custody of his beloved son.
Four years later, Harry Mayne committed suicide due to depression in his residence, but Romy had already started another love.
After ending her marriage to Harry, Romy soon embarked on a new life journey, falling in love with Danielle Biassini, who was eleven years her junior, and eventually entering the palace of marriage together, who had previously been her loyal secretary.
This loving marriage soon crystallized, and the daughter Sara Biassini came to the world, adding endless joy and warmth to the family, and his son David also liked this stepfather, and experienced fatherly love in his stepfather that he had never felt before.
Perhaps the shadow of past emotions is still lingering in her heart, Romy has become emotionally volatile, and deep down she is afraid that Daniel will suddenly change, so her feelings for Daniel are sometimes hot and sometimes cold, like the alternation of wind and rain in spring and autumn.
Such a marriage is difficult to maintain after all, and there is no accident that it will come to an end, Danielle Biassini suddenly leaves Romy one day and takes Romy's son David Mayne to the United States, at this time Romy has nothing emotionally.
In 1981, she underwent surgery to remove her kidney, and at the same time, a fatal blow came when David was unfortunately punctured into the major artery while climbing over the iron fence of the park, and finally died after rescue failed.
Hit hard by the loss of his son, Romy fell into deep grief and began to rely on tobacco and alcohol to numb his mind, and spent his days immersed in decadence.
A close friend from France reached out to her and invited her to take a break from the hustle and bustle of life and heal in her country house.
After spending half a year in that quiet countryside, Robi could not recover from his grief, and on May 10, 1982, he wrote his will and testament, giving his accumulated wealth to the most important two people in his life.
One was named Laurent Patin, the assistant who had taken care of her, and the other was her baby daughter, Sara Biasini.
At the end of the month, Romy Schneider's name and story were permanently frozen in the ink of the newspaper, with the heartbreaking headline reading: "Romy Schneider died by suicide."
Romy's whole life has been working hard for the love that she could not get in her childhood, and she has tried her best to love every husband, but the result is not as she wants, her life is gorgeous but not beautiful, like a bubble bursting at the touch of a button.
In general, she has brought many classics and beauty to the audience in her interpretation, and she is still the audience's favorite "Princess Sissi" to this day, but real life is embarrassing.
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