Everyone knows that Reagan was the first divorced president in American history, and his first wife was Oscar winner Jane Wyman, whose career was at its peak in the 1950s, and her name was long associated with U.S. President Ronald Reagan, just because the two were once married. (Pictured: Married couple, Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman, in 1939.) ）
However, even if Jane Wyman has such a backer, she did not rely on Reagan to help her open up the relationship, but relied on her own hard work, and unswervingly ascended to the star throne step by step, getting the honor she deserved. (Pictured: Stills from Jane Wyman in the movie "The Princess Wants to Fly.") ）
Jane Wyman's award-winning work is "Johnny Belinda", she does not have a single line in the full 100-minute film, as a non-deaf actor, it is not easy to complete the performance by looking, expression and body gestures, the film has been nominated for eleven Oscars, but only Jane Wyman won the championship, which shows how outstanding his acting skills are! (Pictured: April 15, 1950, the movie "Sea of Desire", Jane Wyman.) ）
Jane Wyman was lucky to be an actress, born in 1914 in a well-educated family, her father was mayor, and her mother wanted her to be an actress when she was a child, so when Jane Wyman was 8 years old, her mother took her to Hollywood to try her luck, but she didn't have a chance. (Pictured: Jane Wyman's childhood, 1916.) ）
When her father died at the age of fifteen, the family moved to Los Angeles, and according to Jane Wyman herself, she had nothing but a small broken house to sleep in, and in order to make ends meet, she worked as a waitress in a coffee shop and later became a dancer. (Pictured: In the 1937 film The King and the Choir Girls, Jane Wyman sits in a chair.) ）
Once, when she returned to Los Angeles, she happened to come across Warner Bros. on the song and dance film "Children from Spain", and to recruit a group of actors, Jane Wyman was fortunate to be hired, and this luck made her take the first step towards Hollywood. (Pictured: Jane Wyman's short haircut in 1951.) ）
In 1936, she teamed up with the big star Dick Powell to co-produce "Thirty-Seven Years of Dancing It", in which she played a playful and difficult cabaret girl, which was successful, and before the 1945 film was released, Hollywood received rave reviews, and the following year she was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actress. (Pictured: Jane Wyman, 1939.) ）
Since Jane Huiman entered the film industry in 1932, her career began to slowly improve, and two years later she met Ronald Reagan, the two co-starred in "Military Academy Scenery", the second time they cooperated in "Female Shipwright", married in the same year, the two had two daughters, the eldest daughter died of illness, and the second daughter died the day after she was born in 1947. (Pictured: Jane Wyman and Ronald Reagan hold their daughter in California, USA, in 1941.) ）
Originally, the two had a very happy life, but since the death of their second daughter, life has not been so harmonious, she always comes home every night to find that her husband Reagan is not at home, he is busy with the Actors Guild and other social activities, she hates Reagan's political habits and decides to divorce. (Pictured: Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman ride their bikes to a date in 1940.) ）
In fact, Jane Wyman and her first husband, Myron Futterman, ended a year of marriage and thought they could live comfortably, but on June 28, 1948, she divorced her second husband Reagan, and four years later she married the actor Fred Karger again, divorced two years later and remarried seven years later, and the funny thing is that she remarried for four years and divorced again. (Pictured: Jane Wyman attends an event in 1954.) ）
In a career spanning more than 60 years, Wyman has appeared in 86 films and hundreds of television shows, and after her death her adopted son said that "Hollywood has lost one of the most elegant women who have ever made the screen shine", and she has gone from an obscure actor to a Hollywood dreamer, inspiring a generation of inspirational stories. (Pictured: Jane Wyman out on a tour in 1943.) ）